Chargers News: Bolts Among Teams Looking to Add Odell Beckham Jr

Could the Bolts add Super Bowl winning receiver to their roster?

Your Los Angeles Chargers have had the lethal duo of Kennan Allen and Mike Williams for quite some time. The two have been consistent, when healthy, and are among one of the best wide reciever duos in the league. 

However, beyond that, their wide receiver depth has been suspect. Yes, guys like Jalen Guyton, Joshua Plamer, and DeAndre Carter have stepped up but they have yet to be able to take the next step as the Chargers third best receiver. 

It might be time for the Chargers to look for that third guy, and this receiver could be a game-changer for them. 

According to Cedric Bonds of Last word on sports, the Bolts are among the teams who could land three-time Pro Bowler, Odell Beckham Jr. 

"The top three teams most likely to land Beckham are the New York Jets, Buffalo Bills, and Dallas Cowboys, although franchises like the Ravens, Chiefs, and Chargers could certainly land him as well."

The Chargers need some more energy and explosiveness on the offesive side, especially if they lose Austin Eckler, and Odell could be that guy. 

It's a bit scary poteintally landing Beckham Jr. considering he has torn his ACL twice and he is 30-years old. It would be a high-risk, high-reward type signing but this is the kind of thing they may need to do to get over the hump. 

The Bolts have been stuck in a rut for some time, so why not spice things up by grabbing the 2014 Offensive Rookie of the Year. When healthy, Odell has shown he can still be that dude, and with a quarterback like Justin Herbert, he can really explode. 

We seen what he did with the Chargers counterpart, LA Rams and QB like Matthew Stafford. Now imagine him with someone younger and just as or even more skilled than that in Herbert. 

Odell and Justin would be an insane pair and a must watch for the entire league and the city of Los Angeles. 

It will be a tough competion to land the LSU alum, but it's a move the Chargers must go after.