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.

Ben Standig of The Athletic says the Commanders are interested in Mack, and the Chargers want to keep him, too. Despite his age, Mack is expected to receive a strong financial package, with PFF projecting a two-year pact worth $22.5 million annually with $40 million guaranteed.

Despite the decreased output from the future Hall of Famer, both parties have remained in contact, and Los Angeles is hopeful that the two sides can come to terms. General manager Joe Hortiz believes that Mack may just want to explore free agency since he’s never had the chance in his career that spans over a decade.