The Los Angeles Chargers have three days to finalize their draft strategy. It's been an uneventful offseason for the Bolts all things considered, as they once again took a conservative approach to building the roster. The largest contract they handed out was for 3 years, $30 million to new starting center Tyler Biadasz. That happened to be their first, and best, move of the offseason. They've supplemented with smaller signings after that, but nothing that will impact the roster greatly. The Chargers have been mentioned in trade pieces for stars such as A.J. Brown , but nothing has come of it. They'll seriously need to make their five picks in the draft count. Sign Up For the Chargers Daily Digest - OnSI’s Free Los Angeles Chargers Newsletter It all starts on Thursday night, as the Chargers hold the No.22 overall pick for the second consecutive year. They selected Omarion Hampton last year, who figures to have a massive second season after injuries slowed him down as a rookie.…