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| 23rd July, 2007 - 5:05 pm |  ESPN - The San Diego Chargers on Monday afternoon reached a contract agreement in principle with first-round draft choice Craig Davis, ESPN.com has learned. A speedy wide receiver from LSU, Davis is expected to challenge for meaningful playing time in 2007 as part of the team's young pass-catching corps.
As the 30th player selected overall this year, Davis will sign a five-year contract. Financial details of the deal were not immediately available.
Davis, 21, emerged in 2006, his lone college season as a full-time starter, as a precise route-runner, a receiver who makes great adjustments, and a big-play threat in the open field. He started all 12 games and, despite the presence of lead receiver Dwayne Bowe, who was the first-round choice of the Kansas City Chiefs and the 22nd player selected, had 56 receptions for 836 yards and four touchdowns. [READ] |
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