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The San Diego Chargers have a high draft pick for the first time in years and will hope to take a player who can contribute right away. They have needs all over their roster and could possibly look to trade down to acquire more picks. They must draft well this year and upgrade their talent or it will be another tough season.
Round 1 - Jalen Ramsey
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The Chargers could use another playmaker in the secondary, and Ramsey might be the best player available. His versatility and athleticism allow him to match up with a variety of players, and he looks like a future star in the league.
Round 2 - Kenny Clark
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If Clark falls, then the Chargers should not hesitate to take him. They need a nose tackle who can hold up at the point of attack and make plays against the run. Clark has the tools necessary to be successful at the next level.
Round 3 - Kyle Murphy
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This might be too late for the Chargers to address their offensive line, but Murphy would be a solid pickup. He could play right tackle in the short-term and would have an immediate impact.
Round 4 - Max Tuerk
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The team also needs to address the center position, and Tuerk could fall due to injury concerns. He is versatile enough to play multiple positions but could fill a huge gap in the middle.
Round 5 - Glenn Gronkowski
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The Chargers must fix their running game, and the team lacks a true fullback. Gronkowski would give them a bigger body in the backfield, and he could contribute on special teams as well.
Round 6 - Kevin Hogan
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It is hard to find a starting caliber quarterback this late in the draft, but the Chargers could take a chance on Hogan. He has decent athleticism along with a good arm and could learn sitting behind Rivers.
Round 7 - Byron Marshall
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Marshall is slightly undersized, but he could help the team on special teams and possibly give them another threat on the perimeter. He would be a long-shot to contribute, but Marshall had plenty of production in college before getting injured.
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