Joey Bosa is still sitting in free agency after his one-year run with the Buffalo Bills, and while his football future hangs there, his wife Amanda spent Sunday exactly the way her caption suggested: “Perfect Sunday.”
Amanda Bosa posted a pair of Instagram story photos from a lake paddleboarding outing, with the family dog riding along on her lap. She wore a black bikini for the trip and kept the message short and simple in the caption.
The weekend getaway came after a big offseason for the couple. Joey and Amanda were married on April 11 in Napa Valley, California, in front of 158 guests. The guest list included Joe Burrow, Nick Bosa and Sam Hubbard.
In an exclusive interview with People, Amanda said the original plan was to hold the wedding outdoors, but a sudden rain shower changed everything. That weather shift pushed the ceremony inside, and she said it ended up making the day even better.
"Having it moved indoors brought everyone closer together," Amanda said.
"It honestly felt like a dream weekend. Everything was so intentional, but at the same time, it felt relaxed and really true to us.”
Meanwhile, speculation has continued around whether Joey Bosa will play again, with the possibility of him teaming up with brother Nick Bosa in San Francisco drawing plenty of attention. But NFL insider Adam Schefter said on the "Adam Schefter Podcast" that retirement looks like the more likely outcome.
"People have brought this up because Nick Bosa is out there, and it would always be fantastic to see Nick and Joey Bosa playing together. It is more likely than not that Joey Bosa has played his last NFL down.
Now again, could a situation like the 49ers come along that entices him enough to come out and play again? Yeah, absolutely.”
"But the fact of the matter is, I think if the Niners wanted to pair those two together, it probably would have happened already. I think if Joey Bosa wanted to play football, it probably would have happened already.”
A Barstool analyst recently blamed Joey’s father as the former Buffalo Bills defensive end weighed retirement after 10 NFL seasons.
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