Chargers Draft: Offensive Line Boost

0:00On April 20th, Chargers heading into the NFL Draft with a quiet offseason under their belt. Their biggest splash was signing Senator Tyler Beatas to a 3-year $30 million deal, making him the new starter up front. Beyond that, just some small free agent ads that won't shake things up much. No big trades for stars like AJ, Brown panned out, so all eyes on their five draft picks to boost the roster. Draft kicks off Thursday 9, and the bolts hold the number 22 overall pick for the second year in a row. Last time, they grabbed running back on Mary and Hampton, who set for a breakout sophomore year after rookie injuries. They've stuck to offense in the first round since taking Justin Herbert back in 2020. Fans and analysts see the offensive line as the top priority, especially with Harbaugh's physical style demanding tough blockers. That streak of first round offensive picks could continue to shore up protection for Herbert. Bleacher reports Brent Seblesky mocked Georgia Tech Guard Keelan Rutledge to the Chargers at

1:0122. He calls Rutledge a throwback maller with smooth movement skills. Perfect for Harbaugh's run-heavy attack mixed with McDaniel influences. Slot Rutledge next to Beatas, Joe Alt, and Rashan Slater, and that line keeps Herbert safe while paving lanes. Chargers could finally build momentum if these moves click. That wraps NFL news today. Brought to you with AI.