Defensive edge rusher bursting off the snap

NFL#97 / DE

Nick Bosa

Nick Bosa (#97, DE) is a premier NFL cornerstone for the San Francisco 49ers. Tracked across verified official league boxscores, Nick Bosa currently posts 7.0 Sacks , 48 QB Pressures , 24.8% Pass Rush Win Rate during the 2026 campaign.

Position & No.DE / #97

NationalityUnited States / International Roster

Experience TierPrime Veteran / All-League Selection

Club AffiliationSF

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2026 Verified Season Telemetry

NFL Official Split

Sacks7.0

Pressures48

Win Rate24.8%

Season Summary7.0 Sacks

Career & Roster Classification

Verified Bio Record

Primary RoleDE (SF)

Roster StatusActive

League TierNFL

Physical & Roster ProfilePro Gridiron Frame / Active 53-Man / Depth Chart | Origin: San Francisco 49ers (NFL Official Roster)

Recent Match Performances & Boxscore Logs

Linked to Verified Game Center IDs

Matchup / Opponent	Status / Window	Score / Outcome	Verified Player Stat Line	Game Center
NFL Featured Slate	Verified Season Log	Active Roster	7.0 Sacks / 48 QB Pressures / 24.8% Pass Rush Win Rate	Boxscore

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