Edge defender Khalil Mack has been a key member of the Chargers for the past few seasons. However, he is set to become a free agent, so it remains unknown whether he will be part of the team this upcoming season. General manager Joe Hortiz said on Tuesday that they have had positive conversations with Mack about staying in Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles Chargers exceeded everyone’s expectations last season, reaching the playoffs as a Wild Card team in the first season under Jim Harbaugh. 2024 was supposed to be a rebuild year in Los Angeles,

National Scouting Combine begins this week. General manager Joe Hortiz will be available to the media on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Head coach Jim Harbaugh is not on the schedule to speak, but he will still likely be at the combine.

The Chargers remain hopeful to re-sign Khalil Mack, while Joey Bosa could be retained despite his cumbersome cap figure. More at PFR.

The Los Angeles Chargers could end up losing Khalil Mack in free agency soon. That became one of the next possible outcomes as soon as the Chargers learned that Mack wouldn’t be retiring. The superstar pass-rusher will return in 2025 and on the open market could command some staggering money,

Khalil Mack‘s career will include at least one more season, but it remains to be seen where he will play in 2025. The former Defensive Player of the Year is on track for his first trip to free agency.

Per ESPN’s Kris Rhim, Chargers GM Joe Hortiz said they have had good conversations with OLB Khalil Mack regarding his potential re-signing but understands that Mack might want to explore his options.