Schefter: Khalil Mack to be traded to the Bears

[Quesadilla Joe]

Trade official, source tells ESPN:

Bears get: Khalil Mack, a 2020 second-round round pick and a conditional 2020 fifth-round pick.

Raiders get: 2019 first-round pick, 2020 first-round pick, 2020 third-round pick, 2019 sixth-round pick.

So Bears get back second-round pick, too

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 1, 2018

[FB fanatic]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Bears are gonna be fun again, cant say I'm displeased with that

I won't be surprised at all if they end up having a top five defense. Aside from the Mack acquisition, they already have a lot of talent in place.

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

How would that help?

Hell I don't know. I just felt like saying it.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Calichiefsfam

Dude it was more than just two first-round picks they're going to get two top 10 picks plus more... this is franchise quarterback trades this is insane... Rodger Goodell needs to step up and nix this trade

Those picks won't be top 10, I guarantee it.

[ShowtimeSBMVP]

Khalil Mack and the Bears just reached agreeement on a record-setting 6-year, $141 million extension ($23.5M per year avg) that includes $90M guaranteed and $60M at signing, source tells ESPN.

Mack is the new highest-paid defensive player in NFL history.

[JakeF]

The #Bears and star pass-rusher Khalil Mack have agreed to terms on a massive 6-year, $141M contract extension, source said. Total value: $155M over 7. $90M guaranteed. $60M fully guaranteed at signing. $23.5M new money average. Nicely done.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 1, 2018

[PmCakes]

Honestly, it works out for both parties. Raiders know they are old and they're building up draft capital for Gruden to build the team that he wants. There's only so much stink that Jon can clean up on his own. But man are they old on paper. Wow.

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by ChiefsandO'sfan

Khalil Mack and the Bears just reached agreeement on a record-setting 6-year, $141 million extension ($23.5M per year avg) that includes $90M guaranteed and $60M at signing, source tells ESPN.

Mack is the new highest-paid defensive player in NFL history.

Poor Aaron Donald.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Khalil Mack getting a reported $20 million more guaranteed than Derek Carr. That was never going to happen with the Raiders.

— Jerry McDonald (@Jerrymcd) September 1, 2018

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe

Khalil Mack getting a reported $20 million more guaranteed than Derek Carr. That was never going to happen with the Raiders.

— Jerry McDonald (@Jerrymcd) September 1, 2018

As many have said all along.

[Mecca]

The Raiders, what a joke.

Hope they have fun being a laughing stock for awhile.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by PmCakes

Honestly, it works out for both parties. Raiders know they are old and they're building up draft capital for Gruden to build the team that he wants. There's only so much stink that Jon can clean up on his own. But man are they old on paper. Wow.

Gruden is why the team is so old though

[FB fanatic]

Originally Posted by Mecca

The Raiders, what a joke.

Hope they have fun being a laughing stock for awhile.

They're a joke because they wouldn't pay a defensive end what equates to quarterback money?

[FB fanatic]

Defensive end Khalil Mack has eclipsed Donald on most of the major factors, with the new contract that was negotiated on Saturday between Mack and the Chicago Bears. Here’s the full breakdown.

1. Signing bonus: $34 million. (Donald got $40 million.)

2. 2018 base salary: $7 million, fully guaranteed at signing.

3. 2019 roster bonus: $4 million, fully guaranteed at signing.

4. 2019 base salary: $11.3 million, fully guaranteed at signing.

5. 2020 roster bonus: $3.7 million, fully guaranteed at signing.

6. 2020 base salary: $13.3 million, guaranteed for injury at signing. Fully guaranteed on the third day of the 2019 league year.

7. 2021 base salary: $17.046 million, $16 million of which is guaranteed for injury at signing. It converts to a full guaranteed on the third day of the 2020 league year.

8. 2022 roster bonus: $5.5 million, due on the third day of the league year.

9. 2022 base salary: $12.05 million, non-guaranteed.

10. 2023 roster bonus: $5.5 million, due on the third day of the league year.

11. 2023 base salary: $17.2 million, non-guaranteed.

12. 2024 roster bonus: $5.5 million, due on the third day of the league year.

13. 2024 base salary: $17.55 million, non-guaranteed.

14. Annual roster bonuses from 2019-24 of $200,000.

This equates to a full guarantee at signing of $60 million. By March 2019, $73.3 million will be fully guaranteed. By March 2020, $90 million will be fully guaranteed.

It’s a six-year, $141 million extension. That’s a new-money average of $23.5 million. (Donald’s deal has a new-money average of $22.5 million.) In all, it’s a seven-year, $154.846 million deal. That’s a total average at signing of $22.12 million.

None of this means Donald did a so-so deal. His payday was historic, and in many respects it laid the foundation for Mack’s deal to get done in Chicago.

But when it comes to average value at signing and as to new money (along with total guarantee), Mack likely will hold this record among all defensive players for more than a day. Eventually, however, Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa may be the one to surpass it.

[Chief Northman]

Raiders are dumb for trading Mack.

Bears are dumb for giving him that contract.

Dumb everwhere.

[FB fanatic]

Originally Posted by Chief Northman

Raiders are dumb for trading Mack.

Bears are dumb for giving him that contract.

Dumb everwhere.

They could've slapped the franchise tag on him, but the word was if that happened, he was going to sit out most of the season. They weren't going to pay him "quarterback" money either, which the Bears did. The Raiders did themselves a solid by moving him, acquiring two first round picks.