After putting in a performance that most players would consider a career game, Mack was left with one impression after watching the tape of last Sunday's 24-19 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders — Disappointment.
Khalil Mack hasn't had much time to reflect on his Los Angeles Chargers debut, especially since they have a short week before facing the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday night.
Mack and Joey Bosa — who had a combined 4 1/2 sacks and 16 QB pressures in the opener — are looking to create the same type of havoc against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. There were three plays against the Raiders where both Mack and Bosa were able to get into the backfield at the same time. "You think of his pass rush. But he's talking to Joey about setting the tempo in the run game, how those two will work together," Hill said.
"It's a game we get to play and have fun. They're all equal. You want to sack them all," Mack said."There are not going to be too many times you play against them."