Veteran edge rusher Khalil ... Buffalo player. His 11-season NFL career has spanned three clubs, including Oakland (2014-17), the Chicago Bears (2018-21) and the Chargers (2022-24). Advertisement ...

Mack told reporters after the 2024 season that he was going ... Chargers Defensive Coordinator Jesse Minter added: "Khalil is one of the best football people I've ever been around. He takes his game ...

Khalil Mack will remain with the Los Angeles Chargers after agreeing to a one-year deal on Monday. Mack's $18 million salary for the 2025 season will be fully guaranteed according to two people ...

Khalil Mack is back in Los Angeles ... with the Arizona Cardinals after a midseason trade from Denver. The Buffalo Bills inked Josh Allen to a new big-money contract worth $55 million per ...

Khalil Mack is staying home. According to Ian Rapoport, Mack is signing a one-year, $18 million dollar contract that is fully guaranteed. Mack, who contemplated retirement at the end of the 2024 ...

It’s the return of the Mack. Edge rusher Khalil Mack has agreed to a contract ... $36-million deal with the Buffalo Bills. Palmer was the Chargers’ third-leading receiver with 584 yards ...

The Los Angeles Chargers made their first major splash during the NFL offseason by bringing back Khalil Mack. The star edge rusher has just one thing on his mind with his return. NFL insider Ian ...

Khalil Mack Staying With Chargers. Deal Is for 1 Year, $18 Million, AP Sources Say Khalil Mack will remain with the Los Angeles Chargers after agreeing to a one-year deal on Monday. Mack's $18 ...

Khalil Mack is staying put. The star edge rusher has agreed to a one-year deal worth $18 million to remain with the Los Angeles Chargers, FOX Sports' Jordan Schultz reported Monday. Mack's deal is ...

Khalil Mack will remain with the Los Angeles Chargers after agreeing to a one-year deal on Monday. Mack's $18 million salary for the 2025 season will be fully guaranteed according to the ...

Khalil Mack agreed to a one-year contract extension with the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday, eschewing the open market -- where he'd have been a popular target -- and potential retirement.