Overview
- Ian Rapoport reported that Mack will continue his career in 2026 and enter free agency.
- Los Angeles considers the veteran edge rusher a priority to re-sign, though a return is not guaranteed as he explores options.
- Mack posted 32 tackles, 5.5 sacks and four forced fumbles in 12 games last season, with reports also crediting him with 39 pressures.
- Coverage names the Cowboys, Eagles and Lions as potential suitors if he reaches the open market.
- The decision comes as the Chargers reassess personnel under Jim Harbaugh with new defensive coordinator Chris O’Leary.