NFL Draft 2007 – Round 1 #30 – San Diego Chargers – WR Craig Davis
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| Saturday, April 28, 2007 |
The San Diego Chargers selected LSU WR Craig Davis with the 30th pick in the 2007 NFL Draft. He joins his backfield mates WR Dwayne Bowe (KC #23) and QB JaMarcus Russell (Raiders #1).
What the Experts Say:
- Rick Gosselin’s Final Ranking: 18th overall
- Mel Kiper Final Ranking: Not in top 32
- Scout.com Final Ranking: Not in top 50
Either the Chargers know something the experts don’t–and that’s a possibility, they’ve drafted well in recent years–this is a heck of a reach.
UPDATE Scouts.inc:
Davis projected as an early second-round pick so this is a bit of a reach but all-and-all a good pick. Though he is a raw route-runner, Davis made great strides at the collegiate level and there’s no questioning his natural ability. He reaches his top speed quickly and he has the second gear to run best defensive backs. A playmaker with the ball in his hands, he can create after the catch and return punts as well. And oh yeah, he fills the Chargers greatest need. While Davis really isn’t a ready made No. 2 receiver, he could be San Diego’s best receiver by the opening game of the season.
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