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The Kansas City Chiefs prepare to resume the 2026 NFL season after their bye week. They will clash with the winless Los Angeles Chargers (0-5) in Week 6, hoping to worsen their awful start to the season and complete a…
Bleacher Report's Alex Kay suggests the Kansas City Chiefs could pursue a rare intra-division trade for Los Angeles Chargers edge rusher Khalil Mack. With Kansas City positioned as trade buyers and the winless Chargers sitting at 0-5, Kay proposes that adding the nine-time Pro Bowler would significantly bolster Kansas City's pass rush ahead of the deadline.
Mack is currently playing on a one-year, $18 million contract and would only be owed around $6 million by an acquiring team. The Chiefs defense is tied for last in the NFL with just four sacks this season, while Mack has already recorded three sacks through five games.
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