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Khalil Mack (2018) trade tree

Chicago acquired Khalil Mack from Oakland for two first-rounders and more in 2018, then flipped Mack to the Chargers in 2022; the 2023 sixth-rounder from that deal was traded back to L.A. on 2022 draft day for two seventh-round picks.

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September 1, 2018 · First trade

Chicago acquires Khalil Mack from Oakland

Multiple 1st-rounders

Chicago receives

  • 2020 2nd-round pick No. 43 (originally LV) — became Cole Kmet
  • 2020 7th-round pick No. 226 (originally LV) — became Arlington Hambright
  • Khalil Mack (EDGE)

Oakland receives

  • 2019 1st-round pick No. 24 (originally CHI) — became Josh Jacobs
  • 2019 6th-round pick No. 196 (originally CHI) — became Blessuan Austin
  • 2020 1st-round pick No. 19 (originally CHI) — became Damon Arnette
  • 2020 3rd-round pick No. 81 (originally CHI) — became Bryan Edwards

Note

Chicago acquires Khalil Mack plus OAK's 2020 2nd (#43, Cole Kmet) and a conditional 2020 pick (conveyed as 7th #226, Arlington Hambright) for CHI's 2019 1st (#24, Josh Jacobs), 2019 6th (#196), 2020 1st (#19, Damon Arnette) and 2020 3rd (#81, Bryan Edwards).

Sources: [1] [2]

September 1, 2018 · Chapter 2

Seattle acquires Shalom Luani from Oakland

Oakland receives

  • 2019 7th-round pick No. 235 (originally SEA) — became Dontavius Russell

Seattle receives

Sources: [1]

March 10, 2019 · Chapter 3

New York acquires Kelechi Osemele from Oakland

New York receives

  • 2019 6th-round pick No. 196 (originally CHI) — became Blessuan Austin
  • Kelechi Osemele (G)

Oakland receives

  • 2019 5th-round pick No. 140 (originally NYJ) — became Ryquell Armstead
Sources: [1] [2]

April 26, 2019 · Chapter 4

Jacksonville moves the No. 38 pick to Oakland

Jacksonville receives

  • 2019 2nd-round pick No. 35 (originally OAK) — became Jawaan Taylor
  • 2019 5th-round pick No. 140 (originally NYJ) — became Ryquell Armstead
  • 2019 7th-round pick No. 235 (originally SEA) — became Dontavius Russell

Oakland receives

  • 2019 2nd-round pick No. 38 (originally JAX) — became Cody Ford
  • 2019 4th-round pick No. 109 (originally JAX) — became Khari Willis
Sources: [1]

April 26, 2019 · Chapter 5

Buffalo moves the No. 40 pick to Oakland

Buffalo receives

  • 2019 2nd-round pick No. 38 (originally JAX) — became Cody Ford

Oakland receives

Sources: [1]

April 27, 2019 · Chapter 6

Indianapolis moves the No. 129 pick to Oakland

Indianapolis receives

  • 2019 4th-round pick No. 109 (originally JAX) — became Khari Willis

Oakland receives

  • 2019 4th-round pick No. 129 (originally IND) — became Isaiah Johnson
  • 2019 4th-round pick No. 135 (originally IND) — became John Cominsky
Sources: [1]

March 10, 2022 · Chapter 7

Los Angeles acquires Khalil Mack from Chicago

Chicago receives

  • 2022 2nd-round pick No. 48 (originally LAC) — became Jaquan Brisker
  • 2023 6th-round pick No. 200 (originally LAC) — became Scott Matlock

Los Angeles receives

Sources: [1]

April 30, 2022 · Chapter 8

Chicago moves the No. 200 pick to Los Angeles

Chicago receives

  • 2022 7th-round pick No. 254 (originally LAC) — became Elijah Hicks
  • 2022 7th-round pick No. 255 (originally LAC) — became Trenton Gill

Los Angeles receives

  • 2023 6th-round pick No. 200 (originally LAC) — became Scott Matlock
Sources: [1] [2]