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Here’s a wide receiver prospect in each round of the 2023 NFL draft that could be a fit for the Los Angeles Chargers.
The Chargers have a few positions that must be addressed in the upcoming draft, and wide receiver sits at the top.
Luckily, this year’s crop has starting-caliber talent from the first day of the draft until Day 3.
With that being said, here’s a wideout in each round that could fit in Los Angeles:
These Chargers coaches have directly coached or recruited at least one 2023 prospect.
As the NFL continues to hire assistant coaches from the college ranks, familiarity with prospects is at an all-time high.
Some coaches and front office members just have schools they like: general manager Tom Telesco favors Notre Dame, head coach Brandon Staley likes Georgia, etc.
But other members of the Chargers staff have experience with a number of prospects in this year’s class, and connections could drive a potential selection in April’s draft.
These Chargers coaches have directly coached or recruited at least one 2023 prospect.
Which prospects made themselves the most money at the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine on Sunday?
The 2023 NFL Scouting Combine concluded at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday, as the offensive linemen and running backs took the field in front of all 32 teams.
Here are a handful of prospects who helped their draft stock during Sunday’s testing and on-field workouts:
Here are three tight ends that could be on the Chargers’ radar that increased their stock at the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine.
The 2023 NFL Scouting Combine continued on Saturday as a handful of quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends took the field at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN.
Here are three tight ends that could be on the Chargers’ radar that increased their stock with eye-opening demonstrations of athleticism.
Here are a few interior offensive linemen at the NFL Scouting Combine that the Los Angeles Chargers could target in the draft.
The on-field portion of the NFL Combine is underway, marking the start of the testing circuit that propels some prospects into the stratosphere while ruining the stock of others.
On the interior of the offensive line, the focus is depth. Matt Feiler is a likely cap casualty, pushing Jamaree Salyer into the left guard spot. That leaves Brenden Jaimes as the only backup under contract as of this week.
So, while not a premium position of need after spending big over the past few seasons, expect a pick or two in the later rounds.
The Chargers appear to have one of the top interior offensive linemen in this year’s draft class on their radar.
The Chargers appear to have one of the top interior offensive linemen in this year’s draft class on their radar.
According to Chat Sport’s Tom Downey, Minnesota center John Michael Schmitz said he had a formal interview with Los Angeles.
Schmitz was one of three finalists for the Rimington Award and earned first-team AP All-American honors in 2022. Additionally, he’s a two-time, All-Big Ten performer.
Schmitz graded out as Pro Football Focus’ top run blocker of all the interior linemen this past season (92.6). He also had not allowed a sack in his career before 2022.
Schmitz is an exceptional run blocker, always looking to demolish defenders. He also has the lateral quickness to keep them locked up on drawn-out rush plays across the field.
Schmitz’s football IQ makes him highly effective as a pass protector, and his top-end strength provides a reliable anchor against holding rushers at bay.
The Chargers are set at the center position with Corey Linsley. But they could be remodeling the left guard spot this offseason, with Matt Feiler a potential cap casualty. Schmitz did say he could play all three interior spots.
Schmitz projects as a late Round 1-early Round 2 selection.
Highlighting the prospects who made themselves money on Day 1 of the NFL Scouting Combine
The 2023 NFL Scouting Combine began at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, with edge defenders, defensive tackles and linebackers taking the field.
Here are the prospects who helped their draft stock during Thursday’s testing and on-field workouts:
Moro Ojomo is notably improving his draft stock.
Defensive lineman and linebackers participated in drills at the NFL Combine on Thursday. Continue reading “WATCH: Highlights from Keondre Coburn, Moro Ojomo at NFL Combine”
Here is the sixth installment of three-round Thursday, laying out different scenarios on how the draft could play out for the Chargers.
The 2023 NFL draft is creeping up, so we will supply you with in-depth coverage between now and then to inform you who the Chargers could target while they’re on the clock.
With that being said, this will be the sixth installment of the three-round mock draft Thursday, where I will lay out different scenarios every week on how the first three rounds could play out for Los Angeles.
Here are a few running backs expected to test well at the NFL Scouting Combine that the Los Angeles Chargers could target in the draft.
The on-field portion of the NFL Combine begins on Thursday, marking the start of the testing circuit that propels some prospects into the stratosphere while ruining the stock of others. To prepare, we at Chargers Wire are previewing players from every position.
Los Angeles’ running backs are in a bit of a limbo right now. Austin Ekeler is the unquestioned feature back, but younger players like Joshua Kelley and Isaiah Spiller have yet to break out. With the pressure to contend looming, the Chargers could opt to add yet another body to the room to get more production out of the position.
