After welcoming defensive end Melvin Ingram to San Diego, the Chargers continue to upgrade their defense by adding 2 more potential play makers to the roster. In the mist of all the madness, the Denver Broncos traded up 20 spots to get San Diego State's Ronnie Hillman.
With the 49th pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, the Chargers selected...
Name: Kendall Reyes
Position: Defensive Tackle
Height & Weight: 6'4" 299lbs
College: University of Connecticut
Hometown: Nashua, New Hampshire
Reyes was a monster defensive tackle at Connecticut but he will most likely compete for a starting spot at defensive end.
The Denver Broncos traded their 3rd round (87th) and 4th round (120th) picks to the Cleveland Browns for their 3rd round (67th) pick. With the 67th pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, the Broncos selected...
Name: Ronnie Hillman Jr.
Position: Halfback
Height & Weight: 5'8" 200lbs
College: San Diego State University
Hometown: La Habra, California
Former Aztecs defensive back John Fox was not going to pass up an opportunity to coach the star of his alma mater. Hillman will most likely back-up Willis McGahee who had a great season in 2011 but is getting up there in age. Expect him to start his career as a 3rd down back and possibly make a name for himself as a returner. He should be competing for the starting job going into his second season.
The Chargers traded their 3rd round (78th) pick and 6th round (183rd) pick to the Miami Dolphins for their 3rd round (73rd) pick. With the 73rd pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, the Chargers selected...
Name: Brandon Taylor
Position: Strong Safety
Height & Weight: 5'11" 209lbs
College: Louisiana State University
Hometown: Franklinton, Louisiana
The Chargers have been searching for a hard hitting enforcer at strong safety since they released Rodney Harrison after the 2002 season. Nearly a decade later they might have found one in Brandon Taylor. He's known to be a physical player who is not afraid to throw his body at the ball carrier. He will battle Atari Bigby for the starting strong safety job during camp.
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