Josh Huff has great speed, and that is something that the Chargers lack across the board offensively. Wide Receiver is also an obvious position of need for San Diego. Huff could step in to play slot receiver and return kicks immediately for the Chargers.
The Chargers have spent a ton of draft picks on pass rushers throughout the years. Unfortunately, it is still a position of need. Chidera Uzo-Diribe is a prospect who I think is being underrated. He has great athleticism and explosiveness that allows him to attack the QB on the pass rush very well. Uzo-Diribe is a raw prospect that has to improve other aspects of his game, but his pass-rushing abilities alone make him worth the late-round pick.
Fluker turned out to be a great pick, but the Chargers' offensive line still needs plenty of work. Dakota Dozier is one of my favorite interior offensive lineman in this draft, and will only fall to the later rounds because he went to a small school. Dozier is a technically sound offensive lineman who excels in the run game. His pass-protection skills are average, but he shows nice potential for improvement in that area. Dozier will be a great value pick in the later rounds, and has the ability to step in and play immediately.
The Chargers must address their nose-tackle position this offseason. It is certainly possible that they land someone like Louis Nix III in the first round, but Daniel McCullers would be a nice choice if they decide to wait. McCullers is a massive man standing 6-foot-8 and weighing 351 pounds, and has surprising athleticism for a guy his size. He has great power and strength that allows him to disrupt the run game and get a nice push up front against the pass. McCullers seemed to take plays off at times in college, but there is no denying his raw ability at the position.
Standing 6-foot-1, and weighing 198 pounds, Pierre Desir has the size that scouts crave at the cornerback position. Desir also has great athleticism and ball skills that makes me think he can become an impact player at the next level. He comes from a small school, so the level of competition is a concern, but he was incredible against some of the best wide receivers in this draft at the Senior Bowl. The Chargers ranked 29th against the pass in 2013, and their less than impressive corners were a huge reason why. Desir could start from day one for San Diego, and he has the potential to become a star.
