Justin Herbert, Khalil Mack remain with Chargers after trade deadline
The Los Angeles Chargers had an opportunity to be true sellers after an 0-8 start to the season, only to land somewhere closer to the middle.
The NFL trade deadline passed, and the Los Angeles Chargers opted to retain their key players, quarterback Justin Herbert and outside linebacker Khalil Mack. Following a disappointing 0-8 start to the season, the team had seemingly become a potential trade target. However, both Herbert and Mack have decided to stay with the franchise, aiming to turn things around in the current season.
Despite the team's struggles, coach Jim Harbaugh and players expressed a strong desire to keep their star players on the roster. Herbert's contract includes a no-trade clause, ensuring his stay with the Chargers through the 2029 season. Meanwhile, Khalil Mack signed a one-year deal to remain with the team, emphasizing his commitment to the organization.
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