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Chargers GM: Trades on Table at Pick 22

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Chargers GM Joe Hortiz opens the door to trades during NFL draft, aiming to stock up on picks. With limited selections, trading down could yield valuable draft capital, targeting interior offensive linemen or edge rushers.

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Chargers GM: Trades on Table at Pick 22

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California News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Chargers GM: Trades on Table at Pick 22. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Charger's general manager, Joe Hortes, left the door wide open for trades during the NFL draft, even after trying to squash those Quinn-Johnston, rumors. The sitting at Pick 22, which has five total selections, so moving around the board makes sense to stock up on picks. They've already given up a fifth-rounder last season for Odife Oei, and a seventh this year for Elijah Molden's SMARMOOSE, but now they're light on. Hortes made it clear in his pre-draft presser that every option's on the table. Fans and analysts are buzzing because number 22 is prime real estate. Teams lower in the first round might want to jump up for a steal, or someone from early second could push to get back in Thursday night. Realistically, trading back a few spots could net them serious draft capital without missing top targets like interior offensive linemen or edge. Rushers, Hortes stressed they're prepped to draft, but I'm what teams behind them crave. As the first round kicks off, expect the Charger's phones to light up,

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