Khalil Mack feeds trade rumors with big performance in another Los Angeles Chargers loss
Checking in on a few old friends after Week 4
The Las Vegas Raiders experienced their inaugural loss of the 2026 season in Week 4, narrowly falling to the Kansas City Chiefs by just three points. However, it's worth revisiting the performances of a few key players from previous matchups: Khalil Mack, Davante Adams, and Robert Spillane.
Mack recorded 30 points, tallying six tackles, two tackles for loss, and a sack. The Los Angeles Chargers are on a losing streak, having fallen four times in four games on Sunday. Mack, 35, has been a significant contributor, amassing his third sack and fourth tackle for loss in this particular defeat against the Seattle Seahawks. ESPN's Adam Schefter had previously flagged Mack as a player to watch ahead of the NFL trade deadline, and considering his recent performance, those discussions are likely to intensify.
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Meanwhile, Davante Adams had a score of 24 points as the Los Angeles Rams secured a win. Unfortunately, Adams wasn't as impactful in this game, as the Rams were down by two possessions near the end of the fourth quarter but managed to score on their last drives to emerge victorious. However, Adams' season has been inconsistent so far in 2026, with two games surpassing 130 receiving yards and two games below 35 points.
Lastly, Robert Spillane scored 29 points as the New England Patriots claimed a win. The matchup between the Patriots and Buffalo Bills was filled with dramatic twists at the end, resulting in five lead changes and securing a much-needed victory for New England. This keeps the Patriots in contention for the division title, while Buffalo remains atop the AFC East with a 3-1 record.
Spillane tied for the team's leading tally in tackles, bringing his season total to 28 in four games. Additionally, he forced a fumble right before halftime, making it his first such interception of the campaign.
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