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San Diego Chargers Reportedly Targeting Offensive Tackle With No. 3 Pick
San Diego is in fine position with the No. 3 pick. With the Rams and Eagles all but guaranteed to select quarterbacks and the Chargers already employing a fine one in Philip Rivers, they can either take the best player on the board or fill whatever the team brass thinks is the roster's most pressing need.
The Chargers could also trade down, but Bleacher Report's Jason Cole reports that they are likely to stay put and will draft an offensive tackle if they do so:
San Diego's offensive line has been a mess in recent years, with injuries and inconsistent play hampering the run game and leaving the immobile Rivers exposed far too often.
While Laremy Tunsil sits at No. 4 on Miller's big board and is a mammoth man capable of both run and pass protection, NFL Network's Mike Mayock has the Chargers instead selecting Notre Dame tackle Ronnie Stanley in his lone mock draft:
Pro Football Focus has Stanley behind both Tunsil and Michigan State's Jack Conklin on their big board, and CBS Sports' Pete Prisco doesn't seem to think he matches Tunsil's talent:
Pre-Snap Reads' Cian Fahey also weighed in:
Rumors are rumors, and the Chargers could still go with Tunsil, or perhaps bolster their defense.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...mors-and-news-for-first-round-order-and-picks
San Diego is in fine position with the No. 3 pick. With the Rams and Eagles all but guaranteed to select quarterbacks and the Chargers already employing a fine one in Philip Rivers, they can either take the best player on the board or fill whatever the team brass thinks is the roster's most pressing need.
The Chargers could also trade down, but Bleacher Report's Jason Cole reports that they are likely to stay put and will draft an offensive tackle if they do so:
San Diego's offensive line has been a mess in recent years, with injuries and inconsistent play hampering the run game and leaving the immobile Rivers exposed far too often.
While Laremy Tunsil sits at No. 4 on Miller's big board and is a mammoth man capable of both run and pass protection, NFL Network's Mike Mayock has the Chargers instead selecting Notre Dame tackle Ronnie Stanley in his lone mock draft:
Pro Football Focus has Stanley behind both Tunsil and Michigan State's Jack Conklin on their big board, and CBS Sports' Pete Prisco doesn't seem to think he matches Tunsil's talent:
Pre-Snap Reads' Cian Fahey also weighed in:
Rumors are rumors, and the Chargers could still go with Tunsil, or perhaps bolster their defense.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...mors-and-news-for-first-round-order-and-picks