It's probably safe to assume that Joey Bosa would love an opportunity to play with his little brother, Nick Bosa.

Bosa has around $36 million cap figure for 2025 and is owed a $12 million roster bonus in a month. By releasing the five-time Pro Bowler, the Chargers would clear $25 million in cap room even with more than $65 million already available.

Joey Bosa ‘s nearly decade-long stint with the Chargers may be coming to an end. Jason La Canfora of the Washington Post believes the organization will look to move on from their defensive star, while multiple sources told ESPN’s Dan Graziano that they expect the Chargers to cut the pass rusher.

The Los Angeles Rams could bring in a veteran edge rusher to mentor their young defensive stars if the Chargers cut Joey Bosa.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers definitely need some edge rushing help. The team could solve that in the NFL Draft, of course, but it could also look to free agency — and one former player is already putting in some work on that front.

If Los Angeles Chargers' Joey Bosa becomes available, the San Francisco 49ers would likely explore the opportunity to create a formidable duo with brother Nick.