The son of a former NFL quarterback is among 21 rookie free agents who have reached agreements with the Chargers, the team announced after the draft on its website.
Clemson quarterback Cole Stoudt, who threw for 1,892 yards and completed 63.2 percent of his passes in 2014, is set to join San Diego. He is the son of Cliff Stoudt, who had a 13-season NFL career in stints with the Steelers, Cardinals, Dolphins and Cowboys.
In addition, the Chargers reached deals with the following undrafted rookies: Northwestern OLB Ikechi Ariguzo, Boston College CB Manuel Asprilla, Mississippi State OG Ben Beckwth, Minnesota DE Cameron Botticelli, Cincinnati OT Tyreek Burwell, Western Kentucky OT Cameron Clemmons, Central Michigan WR Titus Davis, Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo LB Nick Dzubnar, Ball State RB Jahwan Edwards, Marshall TE Eric Frohnapel, Ohio State ILB Curtis Grant, Nevada OLB Brock Hekking, Sacred Heart DB Gordon Hill, Texas A&M PK Josh Lembo, Iowa S Johnny Lowdermilk, Kansas State LB-FB Ryan Mueller, Albany TE Brian Parker, West Virginia RB Dreamius Smith, Western Oregon Tyrell Williams, Arkansas WR Demetrious Wilson.