During your Los Angeles Chargers’ 16-9 road defeat at the hands of the Denver Broncos, superstar Chargers linebacker Khalil Mack recorded his 100th career sack.
But, to hear his comrades tell it, he was still less-than-thrilled after the game, per 5Eric Smith of Chargers.com.
“He’s a legend,” linebacker Eric Kendricks said. “Wish we got the win for him, I know that’s what he’s upset about right now. That’s all he wants, we wish we could’ve got that for him with the 100 career sacks.”But it’s not to take away from the season he’s had, the teammate he’s been,” Kendricks added. “He’s been solid as a rock, consistent as ever. We all know what kind of player he is in this league.”
Kendricks is no slouch himself. During his first season with the Chargers (following eight with the Minnesota Vikings), the six-footer out of UCLA has accrued 110 total tackles (72 solo), 3.5 sacks (18.5 for his career), one forced fumble and eight stuffs.
Mack, meanwhile, seems to be in line for his eighth Pro Bowl appearance with the Bolts.