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The Los Angeles Rams have taken a step forward to get first scorer Khalil Mack with the intention of giving him a raise this season and then recovering him at the end of the year to recover some if not all of the project cleared. sources.
After signing a contract with defensive end Aaron Donald on a $ 135 million contract, the Rams offered Mack a first and third round pick, sources said.
According to sources, the team thought everything was going to happen this season and then, because of financial constraints, get rid of Mack after the season and recover what he had paid for him. The idea was to match Mack with Donald, Ndamukong Suh and Michael Brockers, and further enhance their chances this season.
Kevin Demoff, executive vice president of Rams' football operations, said last week that the team made an aggressive bid for Mack that was ultimately rejected.
"We offered a pretty aggressive pack and (the Raiders) came back and said," We just think you'll pick too low, "Demoff said.
The Raiders have distributed Mack to the Chicago Bears for a package of two picks in the first round. Chicago then signed Mack for a record deal of $ 141 million over six years.
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