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Chargers.

Gives Harbaugh a dominant WR1 on the outside for the red zone; he has MVP-caliber ceiling and the potential to anchor that offense.

Smith is the anchor the blindside needs; an immediate starter floor, the ceiling depends on whether he can refine his aggressiveness.

Brings that pop to the EDGE, a terror on the outside with that ankle bend. If he develops an anchor against the run, he's a double-digit sack guy easy.

Provides Herbert with a physical target who generates YAC, exactly what's missing; he's a volume play, not vertical speed.

This granite block solves the RT of the future; a high-floor prospect, though his range against speed rushers raises questions.

His explosiveness adds a versatile EDGE to the rotation, though his floor as a Day 1 pass-rusher depends on refining his anchor.

Slot WR that Herbert will trust, elite hands and a high-effort guy; if he improves his release, his ceiling is massive.

Immediate blindside patch with long arms. The anchor is the concern, but the athleticism wins easily.

Provides instant anchor against the run, exactly what the DL needs. High floor, but to reach his ceiling he'll need to add more than just power.