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Chargers Trade Back, Draft Chris Johnson and Derrick Moore
The Los Angeles Chargers acquired Chris Johnson and Derrick Moore in a recent mock draft. The Chargers traded back to acquire additional picks.
Following the initial free agency wave, the Chargers' potential draft strategies are becoming clearer. Los Angeles has re-signed some players, such as Khalil Mack and Teair Tart, and acquired free agents, including Tyler Biadasz, to bolster their interior offensive line. In a mock draft, the Chargers traded back with the Patriots, acquiring the No. 95 overall pick in Round 3, along with two Day 3 picks. With the 31st pick acquired via trade with New England, Los Angeles selected cornerback Chris Johnson from San Diego State. The Chargers then drafted Derrick Moore, an edge from Michigan, with the 55th overall pick.
Key Facts
- The Chargers traded back with the Patriots, gaining additional draft picks.
- Los Angeles selected Chris Johnson, a cornerback from San Diego State, with the 31st pick.
- Chris Johnson had a 1 NFL passer rating when targeted in college.
- Johnson had a 5% missed-tackle rate in college.
- The Chargers drafted edge Derrick Moore from Michigan with the 55th pick.
- Los Angeles retained Khalil Mack and Teair Tart.
- Tyler Biadasz was signed as a free agent to rebuild the offensive line.
Primary Source
Research Sources
- Chargers Wire — Chargers trade back, find Day 1 starters in latest 3-round mock draft