The Bears just completed the largest trade for a defensive player in NFL history

The Bears made history this morning.

With Raiders' All-Pro linebacker Khalil Mack reportedly headed to the Windy City in a trade, the Bears have done what few teams have before:

The most an NFL team has surrendered for a defensive player is when Vikings traded a 1, two 3’s and a swap of 5’s to Chiefs for DE Jared Allen. Bears trade for Khalil Mack, when it gets done, will top that, making it the most an NFL team has surrendered for a defensive player.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 1, 2018

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Not only is that the most EVER for a defensive player, but Mack joins a select group of players (old friend Jay Cutler alert!) to ever be traded for two first-round picks:

Players traded for two first-round picks since '86: Jay Cutler, Ricky Williams, Keyshawn Johnson, Joey Galloway, Jeff George, Herschel Walker, Fredd Young, Eric Dickerson and Jim Everett, per @ESPNStatsInfo.
— Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) September 1, 2018