Los Angeles
Chargers.

They get the anchor LT they need for the ground game. High floor guy, though he needs technique work vs speed.

Gives them the pure rusher they crave for third down. If he learns to anchor, he's a game-wrecker; otherwise, he's a situational guy.

Elite defensive piece Chargers need in the back end. His lateral range fixes a lot; just needs to lower his pads.

Immediate RT plug-in for Herbert. Reach makes him functional now, but needs anchor or power rushers will eat him up.

Adds an explosive edge rusher the scheme needed, but his success hinges on developing an arsenal against NFL tackles.

Finally, a smart S to anchor the secondary. Benefield’s the brain we needed, pure high-floor versatility.

Brings that dancing-bear LT pass pro they need. Needs weight, but the base technique is a clear floor.

Gives them the interior anchor needed for run D. A workhorse, solid floor for immediate rotation, if you don't mind the limited pass-rush.

Covers the secondary with his smarts and versatility. High floor, pure plug-and-play, if he strengthens his frame, he can start.