NFL analyst raves about Chargers' 9-pick draft class

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The Los Angeles Chargers and the fans will get their first look at the 2025 NFL Draft class when rookie camp starts on May 9th.
The franchise is bringing in a big draft class as they made nine selections throughout draft weekend. Fans are eager to get their first looks at the new additions, and so are some in the media.
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Many around the league believe the team nailed the 2025 draft and are excited about the future of the franchise.
During a spot on 'Up & Adams', ESPN NFL analyst Benjamin Solak continued to rave about how the Chargers attacked the draft.
Benjamin Solak is ALL IN for the Chargers' NFL Draft picks this year.
— Up & Adams (@UpAndAdamsShow) April 28, 2025
"I just thought it was doubles, triples, and home runs the whole board down."@heykayadams | @BenjaminSolak | @chargers pic.twitter.com/j79sdL8A1R
Solak believes that every pick the Chargers made was a certified winner, mentioning that the first round selection of running back Omarion Hampton was the perfect choice.
Hampton dominated the ACC the last two seasons, leading the conference in rushing attempts and rushing yards for two straight seasons.
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It also helps that the Chargers added the 2024 SEC Defensive Player of the Year in former South Carolina edge rusher Kyle Kennard.
Don't forget, the Chargers also added two wide receivers in Tre Harris and KeAndre Lambert-Smith. The future is looking awfully bright for head coach Jim Harbaugh and his squad. At least that is the current general consensus.

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Tyler is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, where he majored in communications. Aside from his roles with the Cowboys and Chargers on SI, Tyler also covers sports and pop culture for The Big Lead.