The NFL Draft has concluded, and teams are now turning their attention to minicamps. Before they arrive, however, several organizations are still finalizing moves in free agency.

The Los Angeles Chargers have reportedly scheduled a free-agent visit with David Njoku for Monday. The former Cleveland Browns first-round pick would bring an intriguing and dynamic element to the Chargers’ offense.

Los Angeles addressed its interior offensive line in the draft and expects to have its star tackles back this season. With those concerns largely handled, the team can now focus on adding more weapons for quarterback Justin Herbert.

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The Chargers already boast a deep backfield and a stable receiving corps. Adding Njoku alongside rising tight end Oronde Gadsden could elevate the offense and push the team into serious contender discussions.

Herbert has already developed strong chemistry with Gadsden, Ladd McConkey, and Quentin Johnston. Since making his first start in 2020, he has established himself as one of the league’s top quarterbacks.

Combine that with a talented running back duo in Omarion Hampton and Keaton Mitchell, and the Chargers now feature a well-rounded supporting cast.

On defense, the team returns most of its key contributors. Although defensive coordinator Jesse Minter departed to become the Baltimore Ravens’ head coach, the unit still retains significant talent.

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Njoku’s potential addition adds another layer of intrigue. His presence would allow the Chargers to deploy multiple personnel groupings and create favorable matchups. His size challenges defensive backs, while his athleticism enables him to outmaneuver off-ball linebackers.

The Chargers’ immediate priority is securing Njoku under contract. His skill set could significantly elevate this offense.

While Njoku’s market has not been particularly strong, he will likely prioritize joining a contender. Entering his ninth season with only two playoff appearances, he still has plenty of productive football ahead of him.

Would Njoku’s arrival push the Chargers into true contention—or at the very least, make them favorites in the AFC West?