The Bears aren't the only team involved in the discussion and rumors about Khalil Mack's next team and in some cases it can mean help for a division rival.

The Chicago Bears will be in the market for an edge rusher in 2025 free agency, and a familiar face could be the perfect addition to bolster the team's pass rush.

The Bears have a lot of different directions that they can go in to get help on the edge in free agency this offseason.

The Chicago Bears might not be the only threat to take Khalil Mack from the Los Angeles Chargers in free agency, after all. Those Bears suddenly seem like a big threat, but other teams in the NFC could have something to say about the Windy City reunion.

We look at the potential reunion of Khalil Mack with the Bears in 2025. According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, there may be interest from Chicago.

Are the Bears about to bring back Khalil Mack in free agency? There is a large segment of the team's fans who think a video released Friday is a "sign" it's going to happen.

Ahead of the 2018 NFL season, the Green Bay Packers were extremely aggressive in their pursuit of Khalil Mack, who was with the then-Oakland Raiders at the time and essentially forced the team to trade him by sitting out all of training camp.

Khalil Mack and the Bears are becoming more of a thing in NFL pre-free agency talk and one bit of speculation links the two with a dollar figure possibility.

The Chicago Bears are in the midst of a crucial 2025 offseason that's included some big moves, including the hiring of new head coach Ben Johnson and some trades to help bolster the interior offensive line.

Here’s where the Bears' roster stands entering the start of the free-agent tampering period at 11 a.m. Monday, when teams can negotiate with agents before signing contracts starting at 3 p.m. Wednesda

The first highlight shown belonged to Khalil Mack, the former Bears defensive end, who was sacking Tom Brady. The last clip showed Mack giving high-fives to Bears fans. There was a Mack interception in the middle of the 47-second video, too.