4. Full list of draft picks<\/p>\n
The Bolts are slated to have less picks than a year before because of a pair of previous trades.<\/p>\n
The Chargers currently have five total picks, as they were not awarded any compensatory picks in 2026.<\/p>\n
Here’s a look at all five selections the Chargers have outside of Round 1.<\/p>\n
1st round (No. 22 overall)<\/p>\n
2nd round (No. 55 overall)<\/p>\n
3rd round (No. 86 overall)<\/p>\n
4th round (No. 123 overall)<\/p>\n
6th round (No. 204 overall)<\/p>\n
Note: The Chargers sent their 2026 fifth-round pick to the Ravens in the October 2025 trade for outside linebacker Odafe Oweh.<\/p>\n
Note: The Chargers sent their 2026 seventh-round pick to the Titans in the August 2024 trade for safety Elijah Molden.<\/p>\n
5. Chargers 2025 draft recap<\/p>\n
Hortiz was able to make it back-to-back impactful draft classes<\/a> in his first two years at the helm.<\/p>\n The Bolts had a number of first-year players who slotted right in as the roster was much deeper at every position in 2025.<\/p>\n Chargers rookies played 2,674 total offensive and defensive snaps this season, a significant amount they needed on the way to another postseason berth.<\/p>\n Hampton, of course, rushed for 545 yards and four touchdowns to go along with 192 receiving yards and a touchdown in just nine games and took over the workload of the backfield as a rookie.<\/p>\n Second-round wide receiver Tre\u2019 Harris<\/a> was as reliable from Day 1, hauling in 30 receptions for 324 yards and a touchdown but also serving as a crucial member of the room because of his blocking.<\/p>\n