Before entering the stadium to watch his brother Nick play for the 49ers, Joey Bosa went off on some Eagles fans
In the viral video, Joey is heard telling the crowd, “I’m f***ing rich, you broke b****” Fortunately, it didn’t lead to a fight.
Watch the viral video below.
Outside linebacker of the Los Angeles Chargers, Joey Bosa, got into a heated fight with some Philadelphia Eagles supporters on Sunday before watching his brother Nick play for the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship game.
Joey Bosa bickers with Eagles fans in a viral video
One raucous Eagles fan was standing outside Lincoln Financial Field with a bunch of 49ers fans when the mobile phone video was taken. The Eagles supporter walked up to the older Bosa brother and yelled, “Bosa” and appeared to be making fun of the Chargers’ recent playoff loss when he remarked, “I’m just videoing you – the guy who’s not f***ing playing today.”
Bosa seemed to order the videographer to go, but the teasing persisted. “Bosa, how are those fines going?” The question was made by an Eagles fan in reference to the $55,000 fine Joey received for criticising authorities after the Los Angeles Rams’ playoff loss to the underdog Jacksonville Jaguars.
Josa couldn’t help himself from yelling.
Joey shouted, “You f***ing broke b****, they’re good because I can afford them because I’m f***ing rich.” Joey’s five-year, $135 million contract with the Chargers has two years and $32 million left to run. Over the course of his seven-year career, the pass-rushing terror, at 27 years old, has made $103 million.
Moreover, the fan claimed to be wealthier. As Joey moved towards a VIP entry at the prompting of a woman in his company, the Eagles fan shouted, “Me too!” On Sunday, several Eagles supporters lived up to their reputation, with some apparently tossing eggs at the few 49ers supporters who dared show out for the NFC championship game.
Philly trashed the 49ers in the NFC Championship game.
We all expected a closer game, but instead, we got a rout because the 49ers’ quarterback injury luck was absurdly terrible and they made way too many expensive mistakes. The Eagles will play in the Super Bowl now that the 49ers’ remarkable season is finished.
Philadelphia made a statement by opting for a field goal on their opening drive rather than keeping their offence on the field. In the NFC Championship Game on Sunday, the powerful Philadelphia Eagles, led by Jalen Hurts, thrashed the San Francisco 49ers, 31-7.