Kenyon Sadiq lands in unique spot in ESPN's final NFL mock draft

In the second round, the Los Angeles Chargers are projected to select Oregon guard Emmanuel Pregnon at No. 55 overall. The Chargers have to find a way to better protect Justin Herbert next season, and Pregnon's physicality both in the run game and in pass protection makes him a perfect fit in Jim Harbaugh's locker room. He could start right away for the Chargers' offense.

On day three of the draft, the Ducks have a pair of fourth-round selections. Linebacker Bryce Boettcher is predicted to leave his hometown to join Dan Campbell's defense with the Detroit Lions with the No. 128 pick. Just a few picks later, wideout Malik Benson falls to the New England Patriots with the No. 131 pick as another speedy weapon for Drake Maye.

In the fifth round, defensive back Jadon Canady falls to the Baltimore Ravens with the No. 174 pick. Canady was phenomenal as a nickel defender for the Ducks last season, and many draft experts see him as a gem in the later rounds. Finally, in the seventh round, offensive tackle Isaiah World is selected by the Cincinnati Bengals with the No. 221 pick as a developmental piece. World was thought of as a potential first-round pick when he transferred to the Ducks last offseason, but an up-and-down season in Eugene paired with an ACL injury to end the season could see him fall to the final round.

The NFL Draft will begin on Thursday, and while it won't look exactly like this, the Ducks do expect to hear all seven names called. Don't be surprised if Alex Harkey and Noah Whittington also slip into the later rounds to add to Oregon's draft total under Lanning.

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