Khalil Mack Eyes Bills Return, Despite Draft Snub

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Khalil Mack, the 35-year-old edge rusher, wants to play a 13th NFL season and plans to hit free agency. After dominating college football for the university at Buffalo 13 years ago, he's drawing interest from the Buffalo Bills. They're revamping their defense and need a proven pass rusher to fit their new 3-4 scheme under coordinator, Jim Lee and Hard. Mack brings a stellar resume with 113 sacks, 9 pro-bowl nods, and 179 games over 12 seasons. Drafted 5th overall in 2014 by the Oakland Raiders, he later got traded to the Chicago Bears and then the Los Angeles Chargers in, 2022. At 6 feet 3 inches, he's versatile, rushing from a stand-up stance or with hand in the dirt. Fans and analysts see irony in a potential Bills reunion. Buffalo passed on Mack in the draft, picking Y receiver Sammy Watkins one spot ahead at number 4. They prioritized the pass catcher

1:03for their young quarterback back then, missing out on Mack and even Mike Evans later in the first round. Recent stats show some decline though. In 2025, Mack played just 424 defensive snaps for 5.5 sacks with the Chargers, more like a rotational player. SpotRack pakes his market value at about 18.4 million dollars for one year, which might stretch the Bills budget. Meanwhile, the Chargers have cap space and could re-sign him easily. Still, Mack's experience makes him a target for teams like Buffalo seeking that game-changing edge presence in Western New York. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor, Link in the Description. Podcast hit different when the sound comes from your pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM.