Chargers' Mock Draft: Powerful Trenches & Ball-Hawking Corners

0:00On March 31st, NFL media's Eric Edhome cooked up a draft-day trade where the chargers slide back from their first-round spot, dealing with the jets. For two second-round picks at 33 and 44 overall, plus their own third at 86, a better fourth at 103 and a. Sixth at 202, they jump right into day two grabbing Oregon offensive lineman Emanuel Pregnant at 33 to lock down left guard. This six-foot-five, 318-pound beast has nearly 3,000 snaps with just one sack allowed lately, bringing power, smarts, and polar speed perfect for Mike McDaniel's scheme. Then at 44, they snag Indiana corner, DeAngelo Ponds, a ball-hawk with two picks and 10-pass breakups last year, fitting the new zone match, defense under Chris O'Leary. Meanwhile, the both address Edgedeft behind Khalil Mac and Tully Tully Poulotou, a spot they've needed for that third Russia punch. Fans are

1:00buzzing about how this haul beef-sup trenches in secondary without burning the top pick, giving Jim Harbaugh more ammo to build around, Justin Herbert. In round three at 86, Penn State's Danny Dennis Sutton brings elite athleticism with a 9.96 relative score, heavy hands, and burst to pressure quarterbacks. Day three starts strong at 103 with North Dakota State's Bryce Lant, brother of Tre, a six-foot-three speedster with over 1,000. Yards two years running and killer contested catches. Wrapping this mock, they cap it at 202 with Arizona safety, Dalton Johnson, a 4.41 speed demon with 2010-6. Tackles and special teams grit. Chargers coach Adam Fuller even scouted him. Smart value all around, stacking the roster deep. I'm Corey, with the story, and you've been listening to NFL news today, AI-powered football coverage.