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Inside the 2026 NFL Draft: Which 5 Playoff Hopefuls Face Surprising Challenges That Could Make or Break Their Season?

Inside the 2026 NFL Draft: Which 5 Playoff Hopefuls Face Surprising Challenges That Could Make or Break Their Season?

And still, the Chargers rank near the bottom of pass-catching team ratings. Even with the No. 22 pick, they shouldn’t be shy about taking another receiver early in the draft.

LA pass catchers simply couldn’t separate from defensive backs in 2025. The average burn rate among the four wide receivers with at least 300 routes run was 55.5%, and the open rate was 68.8%. Only McConkey eclipsed the 70% mark.

Having a later selection in the first round narrows the field of potential pass catchers (some WRs are expected to be off the board by then). The ideal scenario is Texas A&M’s KC Concepcion, who led 149 draft-eligible FBS wide receivers with at least 250 routes run in burn rate at 81.6%. His 87.4% open rate also impressed with a No. 7 ranking.

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