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The Los Angeles Chargers capped off their 2018 NFL Draft class by selecting a backup running back who can compete with Austin Ekeler. The next step is signing undrafted free agents and they are already well underway.
Let’s take a look at the Chargers’ draft class of 2018:
Round 1 (17) DB Derwin James
When James fell to the Chargers at 17, we all held our breath hoping that Tom Telesco and co. would not out think themselves and go another direction. They didn’t and the Chargers ended up with arguably the best defensive player in this year’s draft. He should make a huge impact from day 1.
Round 2 (48) EDGE Uchenna Nwosu
Listening to Gus Bradley describe what he wants from the OTTO in his defense it certainly sounds like he is describing Nwosu. Very few guys are comfortable doing all of the things that Nwosu does. He was also one of the most productive edge rushers in this year’s class.
Round 3 (84) DT Justin Jones
N.C. State’s defensive line was just absurdly talented in 2017 and Jones
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Let’s take a look at the Chargers’ draft class of 2018:
Round 1 (17) DB Derwin James
When James fell to the Chargers at 17, we all held our breath hoping that Tom Telesco and co. would not out think themselves and go another direction. They didn’t and the Chargers ended up with arguably the best defensive player in this year’s draft. He should make a huge impact from day 1.
Round 2 (48) EDGE Uchenna Nwosu
Listening to Gus Bradley describe what he wants from the OTTO in his defense it certainly sounds like he is describing Nwosu. Very few guys are comfortable doing all of the things that Nwosu does. He was also one of the most productive edge rushers in this year’s class.
Round 3 (84) DT Justin Jones
N.C. State’s defensive line was just absurdly talented in 2017 and Jones
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