Take a look at some of the top social media moments about the Chargers during the 2023 NFL Draft:
Day 3 - Derius Davis, Jordan McFadden and Scott Matlock
Chargers get a blazing fast WR/KR in TCU's Derius Davis. Fun player for Kellen Moore's offense. Another Freaks List guy. He's little but was a Louisiana state champ in the 200 meters and had the nation’s fourth-fastest 400-meter time. https://t.co/f1cp1g5pfv
With the picks of TCU WRs Quentin Johnston and Derius Davis, it is the first time since 1997 #Chargers have drafted two players from the same school who play the same position. That year they took North Carolina A&T LBs Michael Hamilton and Toran James.
The CFP title game at SoFi Stadium didn't go real great for TCU, but 3 Horned Frogs who played there in January will now play there on Sundays in the fall: Quentin Johnston & Derius Davis to the Chargers, Steve Avila to the Rams.
The Chargers originally traded pick 200 (and a 2022 second-rounder) to the Bears for Khalil Mack. Bears traded it back to them last year for a pair of 2022 7th rounders. Chargers use it on Boise State DT Scott Matlock.
With the selection of edge Tuli Tuipulotu, the #Chargers have picked 12 defensive players from USC in the Common Draft Era, which is the most for any team in the NFL.
21. #Chargers - Quentin Johnston, WR, TCU. Best YAC WR in the class. Big-bodied type. Not a contested-catch dominator but can flashy tremendous circus-grab ability. Explosive. Not a true separator. Love him as initially the 3rd option. Grade: A+
The Chargers are just going to try to outscore everybody. Quentin Johnston is a BIG PLAY WAITING TO HAPPEN with impressive run after the catch ability for a tall receiver. Johnston will receive a lot 1 on 1 coverage lining up with Keenan Allen, Mike Williams and Joshua Palmer.
From ESPN draft analysts on new #Chargers WR Quentin Johnston: "Johnston is a long-strider but has good timed-speed for such a big wideout. He is a deep threat with the buildup speed to stretch the field."
Interesting nugget on Quentin Johnston from @dpbrugler: He ranked No. 2 in FBS last year with 8.9 yards after the catch per reception. Definitely a missing element in #Chargers offense.
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