New Saints defensive coordinator Brandon Staley may be able to help the team sign five-time Pro Bowler Joey Bosa.

One position group, in particular, might be underrated going into the veteran market: the safety spot. Last offseason, several teams mined Pro Bowl-caliber safety production from

The Las Vegas Raiders should look to find superstar edge rusher Maxx Crosby a capable running mate this offseason, and an NFL analyst has linked the team to a five-time Pro Bowl pass rusher in free agency.

The Buffalo Bills are said to be on the lookout for defensive ends, and a former Top 3 draft pick is now available to Brandon Beane and Co.

Los Angeles released defensive end Joey Bosa on Wednesday night after he spent nine years with the team. Bosa, 29, carried a cap hit of over $36 million for 2025, and the Chargers will save $25.36 million despite a $11.111 million dead money charge this year, according to Over the Cap.

Bosa might be coming off his fifth Pro Bowl campaign, but he didn't look the greatest. He played in 14 games, started nine, and compiled 5.0 sacks (second-lowest of career). He's also missed a whopping 23 games since 2022 out of a possible 51.

He's notched 14 sacks in the last three seasons combined while only playing in 28 of a potential 51 games due to injury.

San Francisco — where Nick has spent his entire NFL career as a defensive end — is an option for Joey after the veteran pass rusher was cut by the Chargers after a nine-year run on Thursday, according to NFL Network. Their mom, Cheryl Bosa, was all for a brothers takeover in the Bay after not playing together since high school.