Wide receiver
Draft – Jalen Reagor, TCU
Reagor is one of the fastest receivers in this year’s class, and speed is something the Chargers are lacking at the wide receiver position. But it’s more than just his track-like speed that makes him so dangerous. While many receivers possess the trait, the former Horned Frog has the functional athleticism, burst and agility that makes him lethal after the catch. Given his blazing speed and elusiveness in the open field, he would be able to serve as a return specialist, too.
Free agency – Taylor Gabriel
Gabriel spent two seasons in Chicago after signing a four-year deal in 2018, catching 96 passes for 1,041 yards and six touchdowns over the two stints. His 2019 season was short-lived due to two concussions suffered during the year. If Gabriel stays healthy, he has the make-up to be a nice WR3 and much-needed vertical option for the Chargers where he wins with his natural speed and ease of movement to be a home run threat.