Chargers upgrade offensive line, find Melvin Ingram’s replacement in latest Draft Wire moc

The Chargers will not only be looking to upgrade the offensive line this offseason. There are other things on the to-do list, such as preparing to find a successor to pending free agent Melvin Ingram.
Los Angeles accomplishes just that in Draft Wire’s Luke Easterling’s latest three-round mock draft.
With their first-round pick, L.A. goes with former Northwestern offensive tackle Rashawn Slater.
He might be moved inside, but he has the athletic skill set and overall technique to be a premiere blind-side protector in the NFL.
With their second-round pick, the Bolts stay along the offensive line, selecting former Oklahoma center Creed Humphrey.
With Dan Feeney set to be a free agent, the Chargers could be looking to upgrade at the center position.
Finally, with the team’s third-round pick, Los Angeles takes former Oregon State outside linebacker Hamilcar Rashed Jr

The Chargers will not only be looking to upgrade the offensive line this offseason. There are other things on the to-do list, such as preparing to find a successor to pending free agent Melvin Ingram.
Los Angeles accomplishes just that in Draft Wire’s Luke Easterling’s latest three-round mock draft.
With their first-round pick, L.A. goes with former Northwestern offensive tackle Rashawn Slater.
He might be moved inside, but he has the athletic skill set and overall technique to be a premiere blind-side protector in the NFL.
With their second-round pick, the Bolts stay along the offensive line, selecting former Oklahoma center Creed Humphrey.
With Dan Feeney set to be a free agent, the Chargers could be looking to upgrade at the center position.
Finally, with the team’s third-round pick, Los Angeles takes former Oregon State outside linebacker Hamilcar Rashed Jr