This NFL draft prospect sounds like he wants to hear his name called by Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers.

"It's pretty high up there," Jeremiah told Chargers.com. "I would go interior offensive line at No. 1 but defensive tackle and edge rusher would be right there. So it's in the top three for me." The group as is has the pieces to line up and play heading into 2026,

The Chargers still have a few positions that they need to address in the upcoming draft. Here's how they could do that.

The Chargers host an interesting visit at the finish line before the NFL draft.

Brand new Chargers free agent signings center Tyler Biadasz, running back Keaton Mitchell, tight end Charlie Kolar, guard Kayode Awosika, fullback Alec Ingold, defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson, and guard Cole Strange sit down to debunk some NFL myths.

The fifth-round selections from Alabama stretch from center Kavanaugh Francis by the Detroit Lions in the first draft in 1936 to the selection of tight end Robbie Ouzts by the Seattle Seahawks last year. This year’s fifth round on April 25 in Pittsburgh will feature the 141 st through 181st selections of the 91 st NFL Draft.