Khalil Mack spent the last Super Bowl working out in the gym.
He’ll have plenty of free time during this year’s title game, too.
Two days before the end of a Bears season that will finish at best .500, the star outside linebacker vowed Friday to channel his disappointment into fuel again this offseason.
“I can’t really explain how I’m going to use it,” he said Friday. “But I’ll use it.”
The highest-paid defensive player in league history, Mack is not the kind of player to take a few weeks to himself to reset and re-charge.