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The Los Angeles Chargers can't fix the offense through the Draft, but the defense certainly deserves that level of attention.

Bolt Beat's G.C. Bellchamber argues that the Los Angeles Chargers must prioritize replenishing defensive depth in the upcoming draft cycle following defensive coordinator Chris O'Leary's strong debut campaign. Despite injuries to Donte Jackson and Derwin James Jr., O'Leary has guided the unit into a top-ten defense, currently ranking fourth in total passing defense and 13th in opponent EPA per play.
The writer emphasizes that general manager Joe Hortiz must acquire draft capital because key contributors, including Jackson, Khalil Mack, and Tuli Tuipulotu, face impending free agency. Bellchamber contends that investing high and mid-round draft picks in cornerbacks, edge rushers, and linebackers is essential to give O'Leary the long-term tools needed to maintain a successful defense.
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