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As teams begin their organized team practice activities (OTAs), Bills head coach Sean McDermott announced Bosa won't be participating alongside his teammates because of a pulled calf.

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McDermott noted Bosa is out for "more than likely the foreseeable springtime." The team is targeting a return date of July 24, when training camp kicks off. If this were a lone injury, it would be one thing, but Bosa will turn 30 this summer and ended his Chargers career with three straight injury-prone seasons.

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He's been limited by multiple foot injuries, a concussion, back and hip woes, and he missed several weeks in 2022 with a groin tear that required surgery. During his final three seasons with the Chargers, he was limited to just 28 total games played out of a possible 51.

Bosa did stay on the field more last year, playing in 14 games and finishing with 22 combined tackles, five sacks, and two forced fumbles. However, calf injuries are especially tough for defensive ends, since they need to be able to launch themselves off the ground to get to the quarterback or running back.

The good news is there's still a lot of time before the season starts. The Bills are smart to keep Bosa on the sidelines for now—especially if it means he's bringing positive impact on the field during the playoffs.

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