The San Diego Chargers signed King Dunlap, but the preference
would be that he take over at right tackle for Jeromey Clary and
not have to protect Phillip Rivers’ blind side. Rebuilding the
offensive line remains a top priority in San Diego and Lane
Johnson has been penciled in as the pick at No. 11 for months.
Unfortunately for the Chargers, Johnson’s stock has been
skyrocketing because of all the moves in free agency. At least
five teams in the top half of the draft have a shaky situation
at left tackle. If two of the three prospects go off the board
early, there could be a bidding war for the third.  Tom
Telesco’s first really tough decision as general manager could
be deciding how much they would be willing to give up to get
Johnson. Projecting the draft can be tough even for NFL teams,
so the Chargers have to account for every contingency if it
looks like Johnson will not fall to No. 11.   Contingency Plan
No. 1: Trade Up  The Chargers have to decide before the draft if
they are willing to give up addit