Chargers' Day Two Draft Focus: Protecting Herbert

0:00On April 24, Chargers grabbed Miami-Ed's Russia a keen messador with a 22nd pick to fix their third Russia spot. Solid defensive ad, but their biggest hole now is the interior offensive line to protect Justin Herbert. They got a land of guard or center on day two, whether in round two or three. Top target is Texas A&M guard chased by Santes, the best one left on the board. After Houston jumped up for another guard in round one, by Santes might not last to their 55th pick, so trading up could be smart to snag him. Early hitting her own. If he goes quick, Oregon's Emanuel Pregnant is a strong backup. A riser was starting experience and athleticism perfect for their wide zone scheme. He's been mocked to LA Plenty, sliding right between their tackles. Meanwhile, value gems like Tennessee Corners Germata McCoy, Gurenne 4.3740, despite an ACL tear, or Ohio State's Caden McDonald, a top-run stuffer who slipped from round one could tempt him at 55.

1:00Wide-out Zachariah Branch and Limebacker Jack Golday offer speed and versatility too. Day two's wide open for the Chargers to build around Herbert without missing on protection first, keeping that momentum rolling into a stronger line. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.