2017 NFL Mock Draft: Three Full Rounds of Mayhem

It’s unclear how much long the San Diego Chargers can hitch their wagon to quarterback Philip Rivers. He’ll be entering his 14th NFL season in 2017 and is entering his late 30s. Should they think about getting a young quarterback for the future or risk putting it off another year to see if they can arm Rivers enough for another playoff push? Given the likelihood of a impending franchise move, they opt for keeping the status quo here. <p>Health at wide receiver has been a real nightmare for the Chargers, making life harder on Rivers. So the best thing they can do is add more weapons to increase their depth. Corey Davis remains hovering in the background, but it won’t be long before the Western Michigan star gets his due. This young man is the total package: big, strong, good route runner, solid speed, reliable hands and a hard worker. His 6’3″ frame will be inviting for Rivers and take pressure off Keenan Allen when he returns.</p>. WR. Western Michigan. Corey Davis . 7. player. 13