Chargers Re-sign Khalil Mack, Boosting Defense

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The Los Angeles Chargers are keeping a key piece of their defense intact this off-season

by resigning Khalil Mack.

The 35-year-old edge rusher is back for his 13th NFL season and 5th, with the team after

being the number 5 overall pick in the 2014 draft.

ESPN analysts see this move as a big vote of confidence from Mack and the charges chances

to compete for a title next year.

They made resigning him a top priority, viewing him as one of their best and most respected

defenders.

Lassies and Mack suited up for 12 games, notching 5.56 and 32 tackles despite missing some

time.

He stood out as the top pass rusher on the union.

That role became even more prominent when the team traded defensive back a low-he-gill

man to the Baltimore Ravens for Odefe Owe.

However, Owe signed with the Washington commanders in free agency, leaving Mack fully in the

lead rusher role.

If Mack can channel his peak form, the charges defense looks primed for a strong run.

Fans are buzzing about how this sets them up amid all the off-season changes.

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