Even when Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack trot out onto the field for the first time in early September, it’ll still feel a bit surreal. I mean, two of the best pass rushers of the past decade will be hunting quarterbacks together on the same defense, both clad in powder blue.
It’s going to be a sight, that’s for certain.
While there was an odd amount of “anti-hype” towards the trade for Mack — some believing he was “washed” or far past his peak — the people with their head screwed on correctly knew just how crazy it was that the former Defensive Player of the Year was joining a defense that already held Bosa and fellow superstar Derwin James.