The Chargers have enjoyed two offseasons of cap flexibility. That era is ending.
The Los Angeles Chargers’ 2026 offseason strategy has been about entering the draft without specific positional needs; they will look to continue this by allowing for further flexibility by leveraging their available financial resources to use post-draft free agents to supplement their short supply of draft picks.
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We have enough scouting reports and positional big boards to start the mock draft process. No trade downs, no player-for-pick trades, just using the picks currently at our disposal and letting the board come to us.
Dani Dennis-Sutton is a strong edge rusher with run defense skills but limited pass rush effectiveness.
Joshua Josephs, a Tennessee edge rusher, excels in speed but lacks pass-rush versatility and technical skills.
Cashius Howell is a speedy edge rusher, ideal for situational play, but limited by size and production consistency.
Zion Young is a highly rated edge rusher from Missouri with impressive strength and potential.
Malachi Lawrence is a skilled edge rusher from UCF who should be better known due to his technical proficiency and athleticism.
T.J. Parker is a powerful yet technically raw edge rusher with significant upside and concerns.
