Jim Harbaugh is fired up about the Los Angeles Chargers' latest draft class, highlighting their commitment to a physical, run-oriented philosophy. The Chargers made a significant move by picking running back Omarion Hampton at No. 22, who rushed for over 1,600 yards and contributed significantly as a pass catcher last season. Harbaugh's strategy is to bolster the offense, aiming to create weapons for quarterback Justin Herbert, who struggled last season with a lack of reliable options.

The Chargers' choices reflect a desire to improve after finishing with a sluggish 20th-ranked offense. By selecting physical players like offensive tackle Joe Alt at No. 5 and adding key free agents such as Najee Harris and Mekhi Becton, the Chargers are positioning themselves to enhance both the running game and provide Herbert with more support. Harbaugh's focus on acquiring players that fit his vision signals a new era for the team.