Summary
The Los Angeles Chargers signed defensive end Clelin Ferrell after Khalil Mack, their star player, got injured. Mack suffered a dislocated elbow but is expected to return in a few weeks. Ferrell, previously with the Washington Commanders, is stepping in to fill Mack's position.
Key Facts
- Khalil Mack, a Chargers player, dislocated his elbow in a game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
- Mack's injury is significant, but he is not placed on the injured reserve list and might return in a few weeks.
- Clelin Ferrell, originally drafted by the Raiders, has been signed by the Chargers to replace Mack temporarily.
- Ferrell was the No. 4 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.
- In his career, Ferrell has started 57 games and has a history of making impactful plays.
- Ferrell played with the San Francisco 49ers in 2023 and the Washington Commanders in 2024 before joining the Chargers.
- The Chargers made the decision to sign Ferrell after a workout with him.
