‘It Was All But Said and Done’ — Ex-Chargers DT Reveals Bears’ Trade Offer for Khalil Mack Before Los Angeles’ Rejection
Khalil Mack anchored the Chicago Bears’ defense for four seasons before he was traded to the Los Angeles Chargers in 2022. The Bears have been linked to a potential reunion and reportedly have inquired about Mack this season, but the Chargers are telling teams they have no interest in trading him.
Former Chicago Bears defensive tackle Breiden Fehoko claimed on Saturday that the Chicago Bears offered a 2027 Day 3 pick in exchange for linebacker Khalil Mack. If this claim is true, it would mark a significant reduction in the cost compared to the two first-round picks the Bears exchanged with the Tennessee Titans for Mack in 2018, which resulted in 36 sacks in 53 regular-season games.
Mack, now 35 years old and in his final year of his contract, is currently playing for the Los Angeles Chargers, who are 0-7. The team's head coach, Jim Harbaugh, has stated publicly that he wants Mack to remain with the team, indicating that the Chargers are not interested in trading him.
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