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Over the last few seasons, the Chargers have showed a tendency to reunite college teammates in Los Angeles. Back in 2016, they drafted Derek Watt out of Wisconsin, just a year removed from drafting his running back, Melvin Gordon, in the first round of 2015. In 2017, the team used their seventh-overall pick to select Clemson wide receiver Mike Williams before signing his fellow wideout, Artavis Scott, as an undrafted free agent. We also cannot forget the litany of Notre Dame teammates who are finding themselves together again in Jerry Tillery, Isaac Rochell, Drue Tranquil, and Tyler Newsome. To top it all off, the Chargers drafted their first quarterback in six years, nabbing North Dakota State signal-caller Easton Stick in the fifth-round of this year’s draft. They then, in the name of potential synergy, signed his center from NDSU, Tanner Volson, as a member of their UDFA class. At 6-foot-4 and 303 pounds, Volson has ideal size for the pivot with adequate athleticism, as well. His athletic profile is pictu
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