Nick Bosa’s game against the Seattle Seahawks took an unfortunate turn when he suffered an injury during the second half. The 49ers star pass rusher was forced to leave the field, raising concerns amongst NFL fans.
Here is more about Nick Bosa’s injury and its impact on his upcoming games.
How did Nick Bosa get injured while playing against Seahawks?
Nick Bosa’s injury during the San Francisco 49ers’ Week 11 loss to the Seattle Seahawks has left fans concerned about his play moving forward. The star pass rusher, who had already been dealing with a hip issue, suffered an oblique injury in the second half of the game, shortly after recording his second sack.
Bosa was initially ruled questionable to return due to the hip injury. However, he later clarified that his oblique was actually the problem. The injury was a result of compensating for the previous hip injury, which Bosa had pushed through during the 49ers’ Week 10 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The player said, “I guess I was compensating, pushed through last week. And the same thing happened to my other oblique. So, see what I’m feeling like (Monday).” (via CBS Sports)
After his departure, the Seahawks managed to score two touchdowns, securing a 20-17 comeback victory. Bosa’s absence on the field seemed to shift the momentum in favor of Seattle. Following the game, Bosa expressed frustration about missing time. He said, “The most important time in the game for me to be out there, and I wasn’t able to be. I hate missing time, that’s why I pushed through last week. Hopefully, it’s not too long.” Despite his disappointment, he admitted that he would need to assess his condition further in the coming days.
Bosa has been a key defensive force for the 49ers this season, registering seven sacks, 36 tackles, and 10 tackles for loss in 10 games.
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