Joe Reed

A 2020 fifth-round pick, Reed ultimately never rebounded from a poor training camp, earning just 27 offensive snaps in a lost rookie season. While he did emerge as a capable returner, the emergence of Jalen Guyton and Tyron Johnson pushed the 23-year-old down the depth chart and it's hard to imagine Reed leaping over the aforementioned duo, plus 2021 third-round pick Josh Palmer, in a crowded wide receiving corps.

A fifth-round pick out of Virginia, Reed enters his rookie campaign as a darkhorse for the No. 3 job behind Keenan Allen and Mike Williams. The team jettisoned Travis Benjamin and Geremy Davis in the offseason, leaving just 2017 undrafted free agent Andre Patton as the only member of the Chargers receiving corps, other than the two aforementioned starters, to have at least a year or more in the team's system. Reed has the requisite speed to play on the outside opposite Williams, and could also act as a slot option in place of Allen during the rare times the Pro Bowler isn't soaking up those snaps.