How high can these late pieces soar at the next level?
The Los Angeles Chargers submitted an intriguing, Jim Harbaugh-centric first draft under the tenures of their new head coach and his new general manager, Joe Hortiz., a rival executive raved about Hortiz and Harbaugh's selections closer to the top of the draft, specifically No. 5 overall first round pick Joe Alt, a 6-foot-9 offensive tackle out of Notre Dame, and No. 34 pick George McConkey, a second round selection out of Georgia.
“The Chargers in the past seemed to do a pretty good job in the first round, but then would reach more in the mid to later rounds,” the decision maker said. “Time will tell, but I think Still is going to be a good nickel, Cam Hart has a chance to start and the running back has a chance to be a three-down starter.”
Los Angeles is looking to recuperate from a 5-12 season that saw team owner Dean Spanos kicking both general manager Tom Telesco and head coach Brandon Staley to the curb.Chargers News: Trojans RB Reacts to Potentially Being Drafted by Bolts
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