The Los Angeles Chargers got under the salary cap on Wednesday by making moves with two of the highest-paid players on the team.
The Bolts released wide receiver Mike Williams. They also restructured the contract of linebacker Khalil Mack according to CBS Sports.Williams was the seventh overall pick by the Bolts in the 2017 draft. His release freed up $20 million in salary cap space.Williams was going into the final year of a 2022 contract extension worth $60 million that included $40 million guaranteed.He played in only three games last season after suffering a torn ACL in his left knee during a Sept.
Mack â who was fourth in the league last season with a career-high 17 sacks â had a cap number of $38.1 million before agreeing to restructure. He set the Chargers' single-game mark with six against Las Vegas on Oct. 1.Mack was acquired by the Chargers in a 2022 trade with the Chicago Bears. His 101 1/2 sacks since coming into the NFL in 2014 are second during that span.
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