Ohio State’s relentless, NFL-ready edge wrecking ball
In the 2015 season, Joey Bosa was a dominant force for Ohio State, finishing with 51 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, and 5 sacks while already looking like a pro-level disruptor. His calling card is power, hand usage, and run-defense discipline—he can stonewall blockers, chase plays from the backside, and win with technique rather than just raw burst. The knock, even in his prime, was that he wasn’t purely a speed demon off the edge, but the tradeoff was a high-floor, high-motor defender with All-American impact and instant lineup value.
