49ers Star Nick Bosa Sends Bold Message To Cowboys Before Week 14

Nick Bosa and the San Francisco 49ers are fresh off of a massive blowout win in Week 13 over the Philadelphia Eagles. Now, they’re preparing to try to continue that dominance in Week 14 against the Seattle Seahawks. However, Bosa is also watching the big Sunday Night Football matchup between the Eagles and Dallas Cowboys.

Every fan is curious to see how the Eagles-Cowboys matchup goes this week. The Eagles need a big rebound performance after losing to the 49ers, while Dallas is looking to prove that they’re a legitimate Super Bowl contender after getting blown out by the 49ers earlier this season as well.

Prior to the game, Bosa weighed in and gave his two cents to the Dallas side of the game.

49ers Star Nick Boșa Sends Message To Cowboys Before Week 14

His message was short and simple. San Francisco has already shown the blueprint for the Cowboys to pull off a win over the Eagles this week.

“Yeah, I mean, you see it on tape, though. Obviously, we put the blueprint out there. Hopefully the Cowboys watch the tape.”

Why would Bosa care so much about another game other than his own team? Quite simply, the 49ers are battling with the Eagles for the No. 1 seed in the NFC. If the Cowboys can beat Philadelphia, that would put San Francisco in a great position to end up getting a first-round bye in the playoffs.

As for the 49ers, they came into Week 14 action with a 9-3 record. That places them just behind the 10-2 Eagles for the No. 1 seed.

Looking at the rest of the schedule for San Francisco, they have to feel confident about winning out. They have a tough test against the Baltimore Ravens left, but the other four games are against the Seahawks, Cardinals, Commanders, and Rams. Those are all winnable games, including the matchup with Baltimore.

It will be interesting to see what happens in this week’s slate of games. The 49ers surely have shown a blueprint to dominate the Eagles and the Cowboys have an opportunity to make a statement for themselves and help out San Francisco as a byproduct.