The Chicago Bears honored Brian Urlacher by presenting him with his Pro Football Hall of Fame ring during halftime of this week's Monday Night Football game against the Seattle Seahawks.

The Bears choose the date because they were hosting Monday Night Football, but ESPN didn't broadcast any of the ceremony.

"That was a miss," producer Jay Rothman told the Chicago Tribune. "We should have played it back. We did not play it back."

Rothman said he wishes he would have shown at least a short piece of the Urlacher ceremony at some point in the third quarter.

A musical performance was shown at halftime.

The Los Angeles Rams attempted to trade for Khalil Mack before he was eventually dealt to the Chicago Bears. The Rams planned to sign Mack and then trade him in the 2019 offseason.

The Rams offered a first round pick and third round pick to the Oakland Raiders for Mack.

The idea was to match Mack with Donald, Ndamukong Suh and Michael Brockers to go all-in for the 2018 season.

Chicago signed signed Mack to a record six-year, $141 million deal.

The Los Angeles Rams pursued a trade with the Oakland Raiders for Khalil Mack before he was dealt to the Chicago Bears.

Oakland acquired two first-round draft picks, a third-round pick and a sixth-round pick for Mack.

“We offered a pretty aggressive package and they came back and said, ‘We just think you’re going to pick too low,’ ” Kevin Demoff said about the Rams’ potential pick in the 2019 draft.

The Rams will play the Raiders in Week 1.

No team has ever invested more heavily in a defensive player than the Bears have with Khalil Mack.

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47. Adam Thielen

46. Eric Berry

45. Corey Davis

44. Ali Marpet

43. Sam Darnold

42. Golden Tate

41. Geno Atkins

40. Mitchell Trubisky

39. C.J. Mosley

38. Jameis Winston

37. Landon Collins

36. Vic Beasley Jr.

35. Ryan Tannehill

34. Amari Cooper 

33. Malcolm Jenkins

32. Christian McCaffrey

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30. Patrick Mahomes

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28. Dalvin Cook

27. DeMarcus Lawrence

26. Russell Wilson

25. Cam Newton

24. Joey Bosa

23. Alex Smith

22. Alvin Kamara

21. Jadeveon Clowney

20. Jarvis Landry

19. David Johnson

18. Ezekiel Elliott 

17. Khalil Mack

16. Myles Garrett

15. Deshaun Watson

14. Carson Wentz

13. Todd Gurley

12. Rob Gronkowski

11. Jalen Ramsey

10. Aaron Rodgers

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3. Andrew Luck

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Derek Carr didn't expect Khalil Mack to be traded, but the quarterback says the Oakland Raiders are over the shock of this past weekend's move.

"It isn't what anybody wanted -- I think that's clear," Carr said

The Raiders sent Mack and a second-round pick in 2020 and a 2020 conditional fifth-rounder to the Chicago Bears for first-round picks in 2019 and 2020, a sixth-rounder in 2019 and a third-rounder in 2020.

"But it is what it is -- it's part of the business," Carr added. "It's one of those sucky things that happen. The hardest part for me is, obviously, you lose a good football player, but he's my brother, man. He's one of my best friends. I think the hardest part is, I don't get to see my friend every day."

Both Carr and Mack were drafted by the Raiders in 2014.

Jon Gruden has acknowledged that Khalil Mack's contract demands were too large for the Oakland Raiders, and the trade offer they received from the Chicago Bears was too enticing to pass up.

Gruden did, however, dispute the notion that he wanted to trade Mack, while Reggie McKenzie wanted to re-sign him.

"They're trying to divide us," Gruden said. "People are trying to divide us: 'I wanted him gone, he wanted him here.' We made a decision as an organization. [Owner] Mark Davis, [executive] Tom Delaney, we all got the information and we made a decision, together. And I'll just say what [Reggie] said -- I read what he said yesterday -- it's a decision that we all came to.

"I know there's maybe some feeling that maybe I was involved in a day-to-day negotiation. I had nothing to do with it. We were at a standoff and something had to happen, and here we are."

Mack was under contract and due to make $13.8 million this season on the fifth-year option of his rookie deal. The Raiders could have used the franchise tag on him next season.

The Bears invested heavily in Mitchell Trubisky a year ago and did so again on the eve of this season in Khalil Mack, which indirectly increases the pressure on their second-year quarterback.

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48. DeForest Buckner

47. Adam Thielen

46. Eric Berry

45. Corey Davis

44. Ali Marpet

43. Sam Darnold

42. Golden Tate

41. Geno Atkins

40. Mitchell Trubisky

39. C.J. Mosley

38. Jameis Winston

37. Landon Collins

36. Vic Beasley Jr.

35. Ryan Tannehill

34. Amari Cooper 

33. Malcolm Jenkins

32. Christian McCaffrey

31. LeSean McCoy

30. Patrick Mahomes

29. Bradley Roby

28. Dalvin Cook

27. DeMarcus Lawrence

26. Russell Wilson

25. Cam Newton

24. Joey Bosa

The Chicago Bears have given Khalil Mack a record-setting six-year, $141 million contract extension, according to a source.

The Bears acquired Mack in a trade with the Oakland Raiders on Saturday.

He is now the highest-paid defender in NFL history. The deal, which averages $23.5 million per season, includes $90 million in guaranteed money and $60 million at signing, the source said.

Chicago sent first-round picks in 2019 and 2020, a third-round pick in 2020 and a sixth-round pick in 2019 to acquire Mack from Oakland.

The Chicago Bears have agreed to acquire Khalil Mack from the Oakland Raiders.

The details of the deal are still being finalized but the Bears will send at least two first round picks.

Other teams made enticing offers of multiple picks, but the Bears were willing to offer the most.

Oakland exercised the fifth-year option on Mack's contract last summer, worth $13.846 million. If he had played under those terms this season, the Raiders could have used a franchise tag on Mack in 2019, barring an impasse.