Sheil Kapadia

And you look at Justin Herbert and some of the pieces they have coming back that were injured last year on the offensive line.

So,

I was trying to look at offensive line first, but not trying to force it if I saw another player that I felt like this guy could really help them.

Where are you with how the Chargers should approach this pick?

So I was tempted a little bit by a Kenyon Sadiq and a Mike McDaniel offense.

I will admit that.

The tight end from Oregon.

I was looking at the wide, just looking at the wide receivers, you know, just for a second there, taking a glance at a Casey Concepcion or a Denzel Boston saying, could they add someone there?

I ended up landing on, take your favorite offensive lineman.

And the guys who are available here, Alabama's Caden Proctor, Utah's Caleb Lomu, and Arizona State's Max Hianachor were the three.

Deontay, I looked at Proctor here and I said, you know what?

I understand they've got two good tackles.

That's where their strength is.

But to what you said at the top here, if we're talking about upside, premium position, 6'7", 352.

He's 21 years old.

Now, could he play guard right away?

Makai Becton was their guard last year.

I know it's a different scheme, but I think you just take him and say, we'll figure it out.

And that can be dangerous for some teams, but I feel like it's hard to get a left tackle, high upside prospect at this point in the draft.

You've had injuries on the offensive line before.