The Los Angeles Chargers have chosen Quentin Johnston, a wide receiver from Texas Christian University, as their first-round pick in the 2023 NFL draft. (Chargers Wire) Johnston finished with 60 receptions and 1,035 receiving yards in his sophomore season, leading the team in both categories. (Chargers Wire) Chargers coach Brandon Staley describes Johnston as “a weapon to score the ball any time he touches it.” (The Athletic) Johnston was drafted with the 21st overall pick and will wear number one for the Chargers after DeAndre Carter signed with the Raiders. (Bolts From The Blue)
Johnston’s college career at TCU is notable, with a quick guide available on NCAA.com. (NCAA.com) He was drafted during a party in Dallas that undoubtedly celebrated his future success in the NFL. (Dallas Morning News) Social media users were also excited about the Chargers’ draft picks, including Johnston, and shared their reactions online. (Chargers Wire)
Fans can expect to see Johnston as an electric addition to the Chargers’ offense. (Sports Illustrated) In fact, he has already been described as “looking solid in new threads.” (Sports Illustrated) Pro player comparisons have been made, with three different players named for his potential similar playstyle. (ClutchPoints)
The Chargers have clearly made a smart choice in selecting Quentin Johnston, who brings impressive college stats and the ability to create explosive plays for the team. (The Athletic) Chargers fans can look forward to watching Johnston play in the upcoming NFL season. (Los Angeles Times)
