Don’t count on Joey Bosa leaving the Los Angeles Chargers just yet, it seems. While the Chargers made the obvious move before free agency by cutting Bosa to free up roughly $25 million in cap space, that doesn’t mean the two parties can’t get back together again.

The Los Angeles Chargers released linebacker Joey Bosa, their longest-tenured player, the team announced. The Chargers announced the move Wednesday night. Bosa, 29, signed a five-year, $135 million contract extension with the Chargers in 2020.

The NFL’s free agent negotiating period begins Monday, following a busy Sunday of moves. We’re tracking the biggest news.

The Los Angeles Chargers started slow in free agency, making cap space-saving moves like cutting Joey Bosa and smartly avoiding the Davante Adams and DK Metcalf traps. But a team with Jim Harbaugh at the front and entering Year 2 of a rebuild with north of $90 million cap space won’t sit around and do nothing for long.

Pass-rusher Khalil Mack agreed to re-sign with the Los Angeles Chargers on a one-year, $18 million contract, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The deal is reportedly fully guaranteed. Mack will be 34 years old during the 2025 season,