Chargers' Hortiz: Best Player Available at Draft

0:00It's April 22nd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is California News Today, your AI-powered local news. Chargers GM Joe Hortees heads into the NFL Draft with pick 22, eyeing edge rushers or offensive linemen as top needs, but he's sticking to best. Player available, no matter what. Past Rush stands out big time, especially with Tully Tully Pallotus deal winding down, and Khalil Mack playing a year by year. This draft runs deep on edges, so guys could slide right to them without forcing a reach. Last season's offensive line turned into a disaster, leaving Justin Herbert sacked six times in one playoff loss alone. Injuries hit hard, and losing Zion Johnson didn't help, even with Tyler Biotis signing on. They might grab guards or tackles later, but trading up could snag elite ones, while other spots like Whiteouts or defensive tackles feel less urgent. Tully's straight ruled out punters, kickers, and long snappers early. That Odafe OA trade keeps delivering, rounding out their five picks from round two through

1:03six, setting them up solid for the long haul.