The Chargers traded for Brandon Aiyuk from the 49ers in a new mock draft
at the wide receiver position. After trading away star receiver Keenan Allen and letting go of Mike Williams in free agency, the Bolts have a rather lackluster group of receiving personnel.
"Getting Justin Herbert a plug-and-play No. 1 wide receiver in Aiyuk is a move the Chargers would need to consider, even if it meant passing up one of the top wideouts in this class. Aiyuk has had multiple impressive seasons with the 49ers, has grown into the sort of complete player coach Jim Harbaugh would love and just turned 26 in March. He can be great with Herbert right now, and this would be a perfect landing spot for him in terms of a potential quarterback situation.
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