David Marver uses a general additive model with an additional smoothing algorithm to try and best predict who the San Diego Chargers will select with the 11th overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft.

If the "Big 3" left tackles are already gone when San Diego is on the clock, the Chargers should look to trade down. How much value could the Chargers expect in return?

In searching for mid-round players to go with the San Diego Chargers' new Zone Blocking Scheme, Jerome Watson focuses on San Jose State Tackle David Quessenberry.

The San Diego Chargers need to add athletes that fit their new Zone Blocking Scheme system. Brian Schwenke from Cal would be a great fit at Guard or at Center.

With the departure of Aubrayo Franklin, the Bolts need a Nose Tackle. Fortunatlely for the Chargers, there are some good prospects at the need positions in this draft, some of which may fall to the Chargers in the first round or later.

John Gennaro wants to spend some time with you tonight talking about the 2013 NFL Draft and how the San Diego Chargers' roster might change over the next few days. Join him, will you?

The Chargers have so many needs to fill, there is almost no chance any of the top 7 (possibly top 10) are left when Telesco and Company get around to adding depth at this position. Who could they possibly take?

The NFL demands that Guards pull to the outside for sweep plays, block downfield on screens, and protect the QB, while opening a few throwing lanes for him. So, which one of these guys can get the job done?

The San Diego Chargers are definitely in the market for an Offensive Tackle. How might they be able to fill that hole via the draft? Here are the options.

CrimeTime31 digs in his heels to find out the answer to the most important question heading into the 2013 NFL Draft: Is Margus Hunt a freak athlete from Estonia or an unfrozen caveman from Southern California?