2022 KIPER'S TOP 20 CROSSFIRE PROSPECTS

1. DOUGLAS FRANKLIN, OLB/DE, WASHINGTON STATE

Height: 6' 2" | Weight: 243 pounds

He was the best player in college football. Major disruptor in the passing game.

2. KAHLIL BILLINGSLEY, LT, PENN STATE

Height: 6' 7" | Weight: 338 pounds

Billingsley should become an early starter at either tackle position.

3. REGGIE GOLDEN, ILB, OKLAHOMA

Height: 6' 2" | Weight: 230 pounds

Instinctive linebacker who played in 2020 like he had a GPS tracker on the football. He could be a solid defensive centerpiece.

4. CEDRICK ANDRUS, S, ALABAMA

Height: 6' 1" | Weight: 203 pounds

Andrus has experience as a slot cornerback, but will likely be targeted as a "do-everything" safety who can be deployed as a sub-package linebacker.

5. DERRICK MCBRIDE, QB, PENN STATE

Height: 6' 4" | Weight: 232 pounds

Great arm talent, can make every throws. Very good leader. Futur star in Crossfire.

6.  DAKOTA NICKERSON, DE, STANFORD

Height: 6' 5" | Weight: 258 pounds

His burst, stride length and ability to dip and rip around the edge give him special potential as an edge rusher.

7. JUSTIN THORNE, MLB, TEXAS A&M

Height: 6' 3" | Weight: 233 pounds

Edmunds combines elite size, speed and explosiveness into a productive, versatile linebacker package that will have evaluators salivating.

8. MORGAN GRAY, S, OKLAHOMA

Height: 5' 10" | Weight: 199 pounds

Undersise yet versatile safety option with the athletic ability to handle man coverage responsibilities in space and the instincts and ball skills to post ball production in zone coverage.

9.  ROY LARSON, QB, MIAMI

Height: 6' 4" | Weight: 265 pounds

Roy Larsen's footwork and mechanics make him as pretty a quarterback as you will find in this year's draft.

10. VAUGHN LLOYD, HB, ALABAMA

Height: 5' 11" | Weight: 231 pounds

While Lloyd has some elusiveness and long speed, much of his success comes from his furious running style and ability to create yardage after contact.

11. ANDREW CAMERON, WR, MICHIGAN

Height: 6' 1" | Weight: 198 pounds

Cameron has game-changing talent complete with blazing speed and rare route-running ability for a college prospect.

12. KEENAN LOWELL, S, ALABAMA

Height: 6' 2" | Weight: 207 pounds

Lowell is what teams are looking for at the safety position in 2020. He's a plus size/speed prospect who has the athletic ability to help with man coverage and the instincts and ball skills for ball-hawking duties on the back end.

13. LEONARD HUTTON, G, OREGON

Height: 6' 5" | Weight: 335 pounds

Hutton possesses a rare combination of power, balance, and athletic ability.

14. KADEEM GILBERRY, LB, WISCONSIN

Height: 6' 0" | Weight: 232 pounds

Gilberry is a banger built to play inside the box, but he has limited range and may not offer much coverage ability.

15. ADRIAN DANIEL, MLB, MICHIGAN

Height: 6' 2" | Weight: 240 pounds

Daniel is a big, athletic linebacker with a history of production whether he's playing inside or outside linebacker.

16. BRADLEY BRITT, DE, UCLA

Height: 6' 6" | Weight: 320 pounds

Explosive edge defender with the coveted traits of an Crossfire pass rusher. Britt is still behind on feel and skill in that area and will need to develop a go-to move and a workable counter to beat CF tackles.

17. DEON WILLIAMSON, OLB/DE, OLE MISS

Height: 6' 0" | Weight: 247 pounds

Ascending linebacker talent who has the speed to fly around from sideline to sideline and played with an improved feel for the position in 2020.

18. SHON MORGAN, G, WISCONSIN

Height: 6' 4" | Weight: 334 pounds

Morgan won't blow you away with any of his measurables or play traits, but he's solid in most areas. Hes definitely sharp enough to move inside to guard or even center and has good technique

19. TREVOR DRAKE, HB, WEST VIRGINIA

Height: 5' 9" | Weight: 200 pounds

Drake is a classic slasher with the wiggle and explosiveness to elude open-field tacklers and then burst to chunks of yardage.

20. SPENCER BACON, QB, MIAMI

Height: 6' 3" | Weight: 221 pounds

Bacon's ability to process, extend plays and throw with accuracy give him a good shot at the next level.

The Super Bowl champions Los Angeles Chargers didn't sit on their hands after winning the Super Bowl, as they were able to snag John Ross and Troy Apke via trade and continued to add more starters in free agency.

Here is a list of the biggest departure and arrival for the Chargers.

Departures:

-QB Philip Rivers (Unrestricted free agent) 

-WR Travis Benjamin (Unrestricted free agent)

-WR Mike Williams (Traded to Cincinnati)

-G C.J. Volk (Traded to Cincinnati)

-G Dan Feeney (Traded to Washington)

-DT Corey Liuget (Cut in the offseason)

Arrivals:

-HB Giovani Bernard (Signed in Free agency)

-WR John Ross (Trade with Cincinnati)

-WR Julius Parker (Drafted 32nd Overall)

-SS Troy Apke (Trade with Washington)

Did the Chargers do enough this offseason to win it all again?