The Los Angeles Chargers and general manager Joe Hortiz resisted their trade-happy ways of the NFL draft’s prior rounds and stood tall in the sixth round with two draft picks just spaces apart.  At No. 202, the Chargers drafted Boston College offensive lineman Logan Taylor. And at No. 206, the Chargers drafted Alex Harkey, another offensive lineman, this time out of Oregon. Both spots? They look slight reaches, albeit project as guys who fit the new scheme for Justin Herbert.  Speaking of Herbert, that makes it four offensive linemen drafted by the Chargers in the 2026 class. NFL draft’s sixth round instant analysis for Chargers’ picks Logan Taylor | Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Not hard to see why one might throw the word reach out when talking about these sixth-round grabs by the Chargers. At Pro Football Focus’ big board , Taylor landed as the 429th-ranked prospect in the draft. Again, the Chargers grabbed him at No. 202. And at No. 206, Harkey was even lower on PFF’s board at…No.…