Nick Bosa‘s figurative and literal flag plant Monday night drew

response from several of his former Ohio State teammates.Saints defensive back Marshon Lattimore https://www.brownsfanshop.com , Colts defensive lineman Tyquan Lewis and Vikings defensive lineman Jalyn Holmes are among those who reached out to the 49ers pass rusher after he got revenge on Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield. Mayfield planted an Oklahoma flag at midfield at Ohio Stadium after OU’s victory in 2017.“It was a real thing,” Bosa said of revenge, via Matt Maiocco of NBCSportsBayArea.com . “We wanted some revenge there. All the older guys hit me up and said good job.”Bosa earned NFC Defensive Player of the Week honors for four tackles, two sacks, two tackles for loss Browns Customized Color Rush Jerseys , five quarterback hits, a forced fumble and a recovered fumble. He also drew an intentional grounding call against Mayfield that replay showed officials should have ruled a sack.It was the first game the rookie has played healthy.Bosa trolled Mayfield during the game and postgame, too. The 49ers play the Rams this week, and Bosa was asked if quarterback Jared Goff had done anything to anger him.“Not yet,” Bosa said before adding Cleveland Browns T-Shirts , “I’ll be fine,” without the extra motivation. Browns cornerback Denzel Ward made the Pro Bowl as a rookie last season, but he suffered two concussions late in the year that had him thinking about changing the way he plays.Ward says he’s putting more thought into hitting with his shoulders, not his helmet, to protect himself.“The first concussion I got really wasn’t on a tackle https://www.brownsfanshop.com/hats ,” Ward said, via the . “I kind of got my head in there on two guys coming across from me. Once you get your first concussion, you’re susceptible to another one. It was kind of a short period of time. I ended up getting another concussion going up against a tight end on the sideline. I just have got to be smart about the tackling.”Ward says leading with his head was a problem for him last year, something his coaches addressed with him.“I got my head in there a few times on plays that I shouldn’t,” Ward said. “I think I was just trying to be too physical at times and go up against guys that were 260 [pounds]. So I just got to get lower and just tackle a lot smarter if I could.”Ward says he’s now 100 percent healthy and symptom-free. He’ll try to stay that way.