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2019 Schedule
12-4, 1st in AFC West

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Chargers defensive back Desmond King, primarily the team's nickel defender, said he's been working on playing cornerback outside to add versatility.

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Chargers announce they have signed fourth-round draft pick Drue Tranquil, fifth rounder Easton Stick, sixth-round pick Emeke Egbule and seventh rounder Cortez Broughton.

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Second-round pick FS Nasir Adderley said he's focused on mastering the playbook, and that it felt good to finally get out on the field playing football.

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Chargers first rounder Jerry Tillery watched practice from the sideline as he recovers from labrum surgery on his shoulder in March. Since he cannot practice, Tillery said mental reps and film study will be important this weekend.

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Chargers fifth-rounder Easton Stick moves through footwork drills under the direction of QBs coach Shane Steichen, with OC Ken Whisenhunt looking on. Stick showed good feet and a quick release during individual drills.

Fantasy managers should feel good about Henry's health (2:11)

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Chargers 2019 draft class: 1. Jerry Tillery, DT, Notre Dame; 2. Nas Adderley, FS, Delaware; 3. Trey Pipkins, OT, Sioux Falls; 4. Drue Tranquill, LB, Notre Dame; 5. Easton Stick, QB, North Dakota State; 6. Emeke Egbule, LB/DE, Houston. 7. Cortez Broughton, DT, Cincinnati.

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

The Chargers fill a need at offensive line by selecting tackle Trey Pipkins out of Division II University of Sioux Falls with the 91st pick in the third round. At 6-6 and 309 pounds, Pipkins is a developmental prospect that Chargers offensive line coach Pat Meyer will be responsible for coaching up once he gets him on the field.

Matt Bowen ESPN Staff Writer 

Delaware safety Nasir Adderley has the coverage skills and range to make plays on the ball. With the Chargers, Adderley fits as the post safety in Gus Bradley's defense. Cover 3 scheme where Adderley can overlap the seams and break downhill on the throw.

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

In need of a rangy safety to roam the back end defensively, the Chargers selected Delaware safety Nasir Adderley at No. 60 in the second round. The cousin of Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive back Herb Adderley, he led Delaware with four interceptions and seven pass breakups, along with 87 tackles in 12 starts.

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Chargers DT Jerry Tillery brought his family and friends to Maui for a draft party to celebrate his entrance into the NFL. "I was fortunate enough to have great connections with the place there to help us do that," he said. "It was really something special. It was a beautiful place to celebrate the biggest day of my life. It's just a place that I love. I associate it with happiness."

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Looking to add some juice to their interior pass rush, the Chargers grabbed Notre Dame defensive tackle Jerry Tillery at No. 28. With his length and ability to push the pocket, Tillery should help Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram get home more consistently on the pass rush and improve the Bolts' ability to stop the run. Chargers GM Tom Telesco said that Tillery was the last guy on the board his personnel department had a first-round grade on.

Adderley playing to bring joy to his family (0:39)

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Team Stats

Passing Yards255.610th
Rushing Yards117.115th
Points For26.8Tied-6th
Points Against20.68th