The Los Angeles Chargers 2024 NFL draft class will be remembered in franchise history as it is the first class of the new regime of Jim Harbaugh and Joe Hortiz.<\/p>\n
Beyond the name value of the individuals who made the decisions for the draft class, the class itself was absolutely spectacular. With such a great rookie draft, which rookies were the best and the worst amongst its own class?<\/p>\n
Read: Los Angeles Chargers 2024 Draft Stat Line Predictions<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Coming out of the 2024 NFL draft, Cornelius Johnson was viewed at as a day three selection with size, speed and a great attitude to succeed in the NFL. He had quite big believers in the draft community<\/a>, and he was thought to be the better selection over another Chargers rookie receiver<\/a> who was drafted in this same class.<\/p>\n Unfortunately for Johnson, his time with Los Angeles did not last long and his reunion with Head Coach Jim Harbaugh was not filled with sunshine and rainbows. Johnson was cut from the team’s practice squad and now is on the Green Bay Packers.<\/a><\/p>\n Though he was the team’s last selection in the 2024 NFL draft, he still did not make any impact on the Chargers season, hence his ranking of last place.<\/p>\n J.J. McCarthy's 69-yard TD pass to Cornelius Johnson to put Michigan up 17-13 on the road against Ohio State in 2022.<\/p>\n "They said the kid couldn't throw the deep ball!"<\/p>\n Goosebumps then. Goosebumps now. pic.twitter.com\/f4FcHxCvv7<\/a><\/p>\n — Trevor Woods (@WoodsFootball) November 25, 2024<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nRanking The Best Chargers Rookies From 2024<\/h2>\n
9. The Not So Chargers Rookie: WR Cornelius Johnson, Michigan – Round 7, Pick 253<\/h3>\n
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