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DE Joey Bosa (Def ROY, 3x Pro Bowl, Los Angeles Chargers)

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Amusingly stupid.. when I watched Bosa's HS film.. and watched Aquinas play Don Bosco... I thought Joey would need a few years (to be half as good as he is already).. and I was thinking "man, I can't wait to get his little brother".. who looked awesome.. I thought Joey's beast-mode was great for HS but college would be a reality check.. such an idiot...
 
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This Dline is really impressing me and Bosa might be the most impressive of them all. Back to back games of 3 sacks and Bennett Bosa and spence all seem to tie relentless effort. I can't wait till Washington gets back in the mix. Bosa is a manchild.
 
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stowfan said:
So, you guys think, he's as good as Taco?
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Stow, we know you're just not the sarcastic type (and you used the wrong font for that too). So why are talking about lunch in a DLine conversation:

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Bosa quick to impress Buckeyes
True freshman follows in father’s, uncle’s mold
BY DAVID BRIGGS
BLADE SPORTS WRITER

COLUMBUS — John Bosa tried to keep his older son, Joey, away from the family business, nudging him toward baseball and basketball.

Bosa knew well the toll of a football life, the injuries that cut short the promising careers of him and his brother-in-law — both first-round picks by the Miami Dolphins — still fresh.

“You know, I’m a nervous dad,” he said.

By the time Joey was in fifth grade, though, John relented to his son’s appeals. The result was unnerving but exciting. John knew then Joey and his younger son, Nick, would follow in his outsized steps.

“My sons are football players,” John said. “That’s just what they are. From the minute in youth league when they put the pads on, I was just was like, ‘Good Lord.’ Wow.”

Years later, the brothers from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., continue to inspire similar reactions. Joey is starting — and occasionally dominating — as a true freshman defensive end at fourth-ranked Ohio State while Nick is one of the top sophomore prospects in the country, already holding a scholarship offer from the Buckeyes.

They have a five-star lineage with deep OSU ties. John, an All-American defensive end at Boston College, and the boys’ uncle, Eric Kumerow, a 6-foot-7 star linebacker at Ohio State, were top-20 picks by the Dolphins in 1987 and 1988. It was also in Miami where John met and married Kumerow’s sister, Cheryl, an OSU alum.
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Read more at http://www.toledoblade.com/Ohio-Sta...-to-impress-Buckeyes.html#Euow7LpTIHYfvtVZ.99
 
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