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The greatest fullback in Chargers history Lorenzo Neal hops on the mic to talk all things Los Angeles Chargers. Neal spent 16 seasons in the NFL creating rushing lanes for elite running backs, including five with the then-San Diego Chargers. Neal now talks about Justin Herbert and the Bolts with Borna Nazari providing you with insider analysis on the Chargers.

On the latest Bleav in Chargers with Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal, they discuss the latest developments from Chargers training camp, highlighting Justin Herbert's strong play, Mike McDaniel's creative offensive system, and several standout rookies, including Brenen Thompson and Akheem Mesidor. The hosts discuss key position battles, roster decisions, preseason expectations, and how players are competing for final roster spots. They also touch on defensive standouts, special teams, and why the upcoming preseason games will be critical for players on the roster bubble.

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On the latest episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt “Money Smith recaps Day 1 of Chargers camp, which opened with encouraging injury updates as Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt were cleared to practice, while Justin Herbert highlighted rookie receiver Brenen Thompson as a future playmaker. Tuli Tuipulotu did not practice as he continues contract negotiations, and several young players, including Akheem Mesidor and Ladd McConkey, stood out during the first session.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal reunite ahead of training camp to make the case that Justin Herbert has never had a better supporting cast. They dig into FanDuel's Super Bowl odds and MVP odds, and debate where Herbert ranks behind Josh Allen and Matthew Stafford. Lo breaks down the retooled offensive line, including new center Tyler Biadasz and the Trevor Penning-Jake Slaughter guard battle, and why a healthy Joe Alt and Rashawn Slater change everything. The two also flag the defense's secondary as the team's biggest question mark and preview the Chargers' brutal seven-game midseason gauntlet against Buffalo, Kansas City, and Baltimore.

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Lorenzo Neal welcomes former Chargers and Falcons Pro Bowl running back Michael “Burner” Turner. On the latest episode of Bleav in Chargers, Turner shares the emotional story of sliding to the fifth round of the 2004 NFL Draft, learning behind LaDainian Tomlinson, and eventually becoming one of the league's premier running backs. The two also break down the Chargers' outlook under Jim Harbaugh, what they expect from second-year running back Omarion Hampton, the importance of a physical running game, and why healthy offensive tackles could be the key to a playoff run. Turner also reflects on the Falcons' future, Atlanta's quarterback situation, and the lessons he's learned from both franchises.

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NFL legend and host of Simms Complete, Phil Simms, joins Bleav in Chargers to discuss why Justin Herbert remains one of the league's elite quarterbacks, how new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel can transform the Chargers' offense, and why this could be Herbert's best opportunity to enter the NFL MVP conversation. Simms also shares his thoughts on Omarion Hampton, the revamped tight end room, Quentin Johnston's development, the AFC West race, and why he believes Los Angeles is built to contend this season.

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ESPN analyst and Chargers radio color analyst Daniel Jeremiah joins Matt "Money" Smith to break down why the Chargers offense is built to take a major leap in 2026. The guys discuss Mike McDaniel's creative scheme, how upgraded tight ends and fullbacks could transform the offense, Justin Herbert's MVP potential, Omarion Hampton's fit, underrated training camp battles, and why this could be the deepest Chargers roster in years.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal spend most of the episode on Tuli Tuipulotu's looming extension, breaking down why his agents likely want $40M+ and if the Chargers can manage to swing that. The broader cap picture also gets laid out noting Herbert's cap jump next year and how to manage many other possible extensions. The guys close with OTA takeaways — genuine excitement about Mike McDaniel's offense, concern about edge depth behind Tuli if Khalil Mack fades, and a preview of Lorenzo Neal's FullBlack Classic charity golf tournament in Fresno this Friday.

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Matt Money Smith and Lorenzo Neal report live from Chargers minicamp Day 1, with Money calling this the deepest roster he's seen in 10 years covering the team — and backing it up with a bold guarantee: score 24 points per game and they won't lose more than three. The key storyline is Mike McDaniel scaling back Herbert's throwing entirely to rebuild his footwork from scratch, with buy-in already spreading to defenders like Derwin James and Khalil Mack pulling McDaniel aside to pick his brain. Harbaugh's presser adds fuel — he called Quentin Johnston, Ladd McConkey, and Tre Harris all "elite," the left guard battle is Slaughter vs. Penny, and Money's AFC Championship pick is Bills vs. Chargers.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down an OTA week headlined by four press conferences from new OL coach Butch Barry, DT Dalvin Tomlinson, center Tyler Biadasz, and left guard Kayode Awosika. Barry's message defines the whole episode: be proactive, establish the standard, force the defense to react. On defense, Tomlinson explains why free agents keep choosing the Chargers: the staff moves interior linemen around instead of planting them over the center, which leads to better production and bigger second contracts. Some players to watch when pads go on next week — Junior Colson, back from two lost seasons, and the edge battle brewing between Kyle Kennard and UDFA Nadame Tucker.

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Matt Money Smith and Lorenzo Neal recap a loaded OTA session headlined by Justin Herbert's presser, where he broke down his work with Mike McDaniel on quick-game footwork and anticipation throws. Rashawn Slater delivered a "window is now" declaration, vowing this Chargers roster is too talented not to make a deep playoff run, while Joe Alt raved about the demands of McDaniel's run-blocking scheme. Money and Lo also break down a flawed AFC landscape, making the case that the Chargers match up favorably against the Bills, Ravens, and Patriots heading into 2026.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal open by addressing Justin Herbert's brief OTA absence for Madison Beer's European tour, using it as a showcase for how Jim Harbaugh's player-first culture sets this team apart. Money breaks down what he saw at practice — the O-line being put through Mike McDaniel's wide zone scheme at full speed, a tight end group built for heavy 13 personnel, and Quentin Johnston looking sharp as the clear WR2. The back half focuses on contracts: Derwin James' extension as the highest-paid safety in football gets well-deserved praise, and the duo maps out what a realistic Tuli Tuipulotu deal should look like as the next priority on the Chargers' books.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal dig into the Chargers' newly released 2026 schedule, breaking down what is objectively one of the toughest draws in the league. The guys walk through game-by-game projections, landing on a 4-2 record heading into the bye as a realistic best-case scenario after a brutal mid-season gauntlet of Buffalo, Seattle, Denver, Kansas City, the Rams, the Texans, and Baltimore. Matt then recaps what he saw at the open media practice session, including the coach press conference from defensive line coach Mike Elston, who raved about first-round pick Akheem Mesidor's versatility, Tuli Tuipulotu taking another step in 2026, and a fifth-round defensive tackle Nick Barrett that Elston clearly hand-picked. The episode wraps with a conversation about Elston's refreshingly grounded decision to turn down the DC interview to stay as the team's defensive line coach — and what that says about the culture Jim Harbaugh has built in LA.
00:00 – Intro & Practice Overview

01:33 – NBA Finals & Betting Odds

03:14 – 2026 Schedule Analysis

12:47 – Opponent Strength & NFL Parity

23:43 – Season Record Predictions

33:50 – Defensive Line Practice Report

34:24 – Justin Herbert Update

40:40 – Coach Mike Elston Interview

48:23 – Wrap-up & Final Thoughts

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Phil Simms and Matt Simms welcome back NFL legend Joe Theismann to Simms Complete for a wide-ranging quarterback state of the union heading into the 2026 season. They dig into Justin Herbert's new partnership with Mike McDaniel, the growth of Jakson Dart in New York, and Theismann's core belief that protecting mobile quarterbacks from themselves is the defining coaching challenge of the modern era. Theismann lavishes praise on Trevor Lawrence's breakout season under Liam Coen and draws a parallel to what he expects from Caleb Williams and CJ Stroud as they enter those critical Year 3-4 windows. The conversation rounds out with takes on Malik Willis inheriting the starter job in Miami, Aaron Rodgers reuniting with Mike McCarthy in Pittsburgh alongside newly drafted Drew Allar, and Theismann's personal stories about commanding respect from teammates.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal report a genuine buzz at Chargers Phase 2 workouts — Herbert absorbed a month of McDaniel's footwork concepts in three days, and when he's getting the ball out sub-2.4 seconds the numbers say he's the best QB in the league. McDaniel publicly compared Quentin Johnston to Julio Jones and Andre Johnson, Money calls 2026 the Year of Ladd McConkey, and the guys make the case that the Chargers' tight end room — Njoku, Kolar, and Gadsden — might be the best in football.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the tight end market after David Njoku's visit ended without a deal — and make the case that Jonnu Smith is the better fit anyway, given his monster 2024 season alongside Mike McDaniel in Miami. They explain how the Chargers planned to draft a tight end but got priced out as the board ran on them in the second and third round. Money recaps Joe Hortiz's post-draft session, unpacking the team's draft-and-develop philosophy, the trade-back that still landed Akheem Mesidor at 22, and the "blue star" evaluation system behind the Jake Slaughter pick. The guys close by previewing the left guard competition, praising fifth-round DT Nick Barrett, and reminding fans that with $45.8 million in cap space, the Chargers' window is open — and this year has to count.

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Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal analyze the Chargers' draft class, led by pass-rusher Akheem Mesidor, who is projected for immediate impact. They examine why the Chargers focused on the trenches, fortifying the offensive line and reinforcing the defensive front to shape a tougher roster. They address the key offseason decision to pick up Quentin Johnston’s fifth-year option and consider how new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel could unlock the offense with speed, space, and creativity.

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With the NFL Draft just hours away, Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal go live to break down what the Los Angeles Chargers could do with the 22nd overall pick.

There’s a strong focus on why adding an edge rusher could have the biggest immediate impact for LA, especially for a team ready to compete now. The guys also touch on how late free agency and potential trades could still shape the roster even after the draft.

Plus, they react to live fan questions, run through mock draft scenarios, and set realistic expectations for Chargers fans heading into draft night.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal preview the 2026 NFL Draft with one week to go, debating whether the Chargers should use pick 22 on OG Chase Bisontis of Texas A&M — a player Matt calls a plug-and-play Pro Bowl candidate — or trade back to accumulate picks while still landing a starter. The guys address the Rueben Bain Jr. car accident story that resurfaced this week, calling it a transparent attempt by rival teams to drive down the Miami edge rusher's value ahead of the draft. Matt walks through four realistic trade-back scenarios, including a deal where Arizona jumps up to grab Alabama QB Ty Simpson, and floats a bold idea of packaging picks 22 and 55 to pry Dexter Lawrence away from a Giants team reportedly at an impasse with their star DT. The episode closes with a live mock draft simulator where the Chargers trade back to 34, land Bisontis, add edge rusher Romello Height at 55, and finish the day building depth in the trenches.

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With the NFL Draft just weeks away, Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive into a debate: do you prioritize upside… or go all-in on proven production? The discussion starts with drafting Miami’s Ahkeem Mesidor as a potential plug-and-play weapon or making a trade for Dexter Lawrence.

They also tackle roster decisions, draft strategy, and why blue-chip players matter most when it matters most.

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On a special edition of Bleav in Chargers, Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson joins Lorenzo Neal and Matt “Money” Smith to reflect on one of the most dominant eras of Chargers football. LT discusses his mindset, his team's physical identity, and what made their run game nearly unstoppable.
LT shares stories from legendary battles with Ray Lewis to record-setting touchdowns. He also discusses the current Chargers, changes on offense, Mike McDaniel’s system, and what the team needs for a deep playoff run.

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The Chargers had $100 million to spend in free agency and still have $48 million left — so what's the plan? Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break it all down on this week's Bleav in Chargers. They cover every key Chargers free agency move including the Tyler Biadasz signing at center, Charlie Kolar at tight end, Alec Ingold at fullback, and Khalil Mack's return, why fans frustrated about the guard position need to trust the process, what the Chargers are actually signaling with their spending priorities, and why edge rusher — not guard — should be the pick at 22 in the draft. They also tease a massive special guest coming Monday. Subscribe to Bleav in Chargers on Apple Podcasts.

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On this episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt “Money” Smith goes live for a Q&A and dives into where the Chargers really stand after free agency.

Money sees a clear direction: build through the draft, trust the process, and prioritize the offensive line but not in the way fans might expect. The upgrade at center with Tyler Biadasz is massive, but guard is still a question, and it feels like the team is willing to wait and address it later rather than overspend now.

Plus, Money hits on draft strategy, trade-back scenarios, and why this roster might not be finished yet.

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The Chargers kicked off free agency with several key moves as Jim Harbaugh and Joe Hortiz continue shaping the roster. Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the biggest additions, including fullback Alec Ingold, center Tyler Biadasz, and blocking tight end Charlie Kolar, and what they signal for the offense moving forward.
The guys also discuss the departures of Zion Johnson and Odafe Oweh, the Chargers’ strategy for rebuilding the offensive line, and why protecting Justin Herbert remains the top priority. Plus, they look ahead to potential guard signings, draft options, and how the Chargers could fill remaining roster holes.

0:00 Welcome Back & Lorenzo Neal Returns
2:15 Free Agency Frenzy Begins for the Chargers
4:05 Alec Ingold Signing & What It Means for the Offense
7:45 Harbaugh’s Smash-Mouth Identity
10:10 Zion Johnson Leaves in Free Agency
13:40 Odafe Oweh Contract & Market Value
16:20 Edge Rusher Options & Draft Strategy
20:15 Chargers Free Agency Philosophy
23:30 Tyler Biadasz Signing at Center
27:00 Rebuilding the Offensive Line
31:20 Guard Market & Possible Targets
35:10 Protecting Justin Herbert Moving Forward
38:40 Charlie Kolar Signing & Tight End Impact
42:10 Chargers Offensive Identity Under McDaniel
45:30 Khalil Mack’s Leadership & Importance
48:00 Final Thoughts on Chargers Free Agency

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Athlon Sports draft analyst Luke Easterling joins Matt “Money” Smith to preview the Chargers’ offseason. They break down Luke’s latest mock draft, why improving the interior offensive line is key to protecting Justin Herbert, and how the Chargers should approach free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft.

1:30 Luke Easterling joins the show

2:30 Free agency approaching & Chargers cap space

3:40 Mock Draft Pick #22: Chargers must address interior OL

6:30 Why protecting Justin Herbert is the top priority

9:30 Free agency scenarios: Zion Johnson, Tyler Linderbaum & OL options

13:00 If the Chargers address OL in free agency, what happens at pick 22?

16:20 Deep edge rusher class in the 2026 draft

20:00 Trade-back possibilities for the Chargers

24:00 Offensive tackle class breakdown

27:30 Chargers defensive line needs & Day 2 draft targets

31:00 Malachi Lawrence scouting report

34:00 Why the Chargers must build around Justin Herbert

38:00 Tight end options in the draft

41:00 Chargers wide receiver depth & Bryce Lance upside

45:30 Free agency strategy: OL vs defense

50:00 Ideal Chargers offseason plan

54:00 Luke Easterling on Athlon Sports draft guide

56:00 FanDuel odds update & closing

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Broadcasting from Indianapolis during Combine week, Matt “Money” Smith is joined by Lorenzo Neal to recap what the latest at the Combine. The discussion starts on defensive line workouts and how teams are evaluating explosiveness, depth, and positional value. They also dive into roster construction, emphasizing the importance of building in the trenches first, staying disciplined with cap space, and identifying potential key free agents who fit the long-term vision.

0:38-1:57: Documentaries on LaDainian Tomlinson and Lorenzo Neal.
2:09-2:47: Chiefs vs. Bills AFC Championship 13-second comeback.
3:00-4:00: Chargers' offseason priorities: Mack, Bosa, and Zion Johnson.
4:01-5:20: Importance of offensive line and cap space.
6:12-10:29: Chargers' center position and draft strategy.
10:35-12:26: Player loyalty to current teams.
12:27-14:29: Chargers' draft strategy: building in the trenches.
13:50-15:30: Zion Johnson's potential move to center.
19:50-20:29: The crucial role of a veteran center.
20:31-21:12: Free agency options for guards.
22:17-26:18: Mike McDaniel's coaching and long-term vision.
27:24-28:32: Dominant interior linemen in successful teams.
30:31-30:43: Finding good guards in later draft rounds.
31:22-32:08: Free agency's impact on draft strategy.
35:38-35:50: Jim Harbaugh's preference for passionate players.
35:51-36:27: Post-combine focus on mock drafts and free agency.
36:28-38:13: Drafting edge rushers and managing the rookie pool.
39:37-40:12: Player development timelines.
42:27-44:06: Quentin Johnston's future with the Chargers.

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Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers’ offseason priorities, starting with the ongoing conversation about restructuring Justin Herbert’s contract and how it could create valuable cap space without limiting roster flexibility. The guys dive into the economics of the NFL salary cap, explaining how teams like Kansas City and Philadelphia manipulate contracts to stay competitive.

From there, the focus shifts to free agency — particularly the urgency of fixing the center position and stabilizing the interior offensive line. The hosts debate whether to pursue top-tier options like Tyler Linderbaum, retain Zion Johnson, or allocate resources elsewhere, while also discussing the futures of Khalil Mack, Tuli Tuipulotu, and other key defenders.

With FanDuel listing the Chargers among the top AFC contenders, the message is clear: the Super Bowl window is open — but it hinges on smart financial decisions and solidifying the trenches.

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Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal react to the Seahawks’ Super Bowl win and use it as a blueprint for the Chargers’ future. The biggest takeaway: games are still won in the trenches, and protecting the quarterback is everything. The guys detail the pounding Justin Herbert has taken over the past three seasons and argue the Chargers must prioritize rebuilding the interior offensive line and investing fully in their franchise QB. Their offseason message is clear — protect Herbert, build inside-out, and follow the physical, disciplined model that just won a Lombardi.

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Daniel Popper joins Matt “Money” Smith to break down the Chargers’ coordinator hires, what Chris O’Leary brings defensively, how Mike McDaniel can elevate Justin Herbert, and the biggest roster questions heading into free agency and the draft.

0:00 – Welcome + Daniel Popper Joins the Show
2:10 – Chargers Hire Chris O’Leary as DC
5:00 – O’Leary’s Jesse Minter Roots
8:40 – Defensive Scheme Continuity Explained
12:30 – How Derwin James Shapes the Defense
16:15 – Is Hiring a First-Time DC a Gamble?
20:40 – Why Continuity Was the Chargers’ Smart Play

24:30 – Mike McDaniel’s Offensive Vision
28:45 – Fixing the Justin Herbert Problem
33:20 – Creating Easy Throws & Offensive Rhythm
38:10 – Why the Old Offense Failed in Big Games

42:30 – Free Agency Priorities for the Chargers
46:10 – Zion Johnson Contract Debate
51:30 – Interior Offensive Line Concerns
56:40 – Draft vs Free Agency Strategy

1:01:30 – Edge Rushers & Defensive Investments
1:06:15 – Cornerback Needs & Draft Options
1:11:00 – Linebacker Room Outlook

1:14:40 – Tight End Room Questions
1:18:20 – Running Back Fit in McDaniel’s Scheme
1:22:10 – Ladd McConkey’s Role Going Forward
1:25:30 – WR Room Construction & Speed Needs

1:29:40 – Special Teams & Roster Depth
1:33:00 – What the Chargers Must Do to Win Now
1:36:45 – Final Thoughts on the Chargers’ Offseason

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Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Mike McDaniel hire on offense and what it means for the Chargers. They discuss McDaniel’s relationship with Jim Harbaugh, why Harbaugh is empowering him, and how their collaboration could shape the team’s identity. Plus: what the offense and personnel could look like, the biggest changes to expect, and how quickly this could translate on Sundays.

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While it’s not official, rumors are swirling that Mike McDaniel could join the Chargers as offensive coordinator. Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down what that would look like, and Lorenzo shares what he knows about McDaniel from his time on Kyle Shanahan’s staff. Plus: what the new staff could look like.

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Matt “Money” Smith welcomes guest Bucky Brooks to break down the Chargers’ biggest offseason takeaway: urgency without panic. With the AFC feeling wide open and unpredictable, they agree this isn’t a blow-it-up moment, but the Patriots’ loss was a gut punch that has to spark real changes in how the Chargers win week to week. They outline a practical path on offense, stress keeping the band together on defense, and run through their short list of offensive coordinator candidates.

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Matt ‘Money’ Smith wrapped up the Chargers’ season, diving into a detailed reflection on the team’s performance and future. He highlighted key moments against the Patriots, strong defensive performances, and praised several players expected to be essential in the off-season, noting contract situations and hopes for retaining talent. He dissected the struggles, particularly in the run game and playcalling, and talked about Justin Herbert's challenges under constant pressure, noting both the physical toll and missed opportunities.

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On the latest episode of Bleav in Chargers with Matt”Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal, they are joined by NBC Sports Devin McCourty to preview the wildcard game in Foxboro. The conversation dives into what makes this Patriots team tick, especially their disciplined, unpredictable “spin the dial” defense that keeps opponents guessing. Devin McCourty explains how New England’s offense spreads the ball around and why the coaching approach under Mike Vrabel and Josh McDaniels is keeping them focused and ready for the moment. They agree that this matchup could hinge on the run game, with whoever controls the ground likely having the edge, but that big moments from quarterbacks could define the result.

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After calling the game for the Chargers, Matt “Money” Smith shares his immediate thoughts on the team’s recent performance and what’s ahead. He praises the defensive effort despite several key starters being out, emphasizing that most of the Broncos’ points came off turnovers—not sustained offensive drives. Money stays optimistic about the Chargers’ playoff path, pointing to how wide-open the AFC still.

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Matt “ Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive into the Chargers’ regular game vs the Broncos and look ahead to the playoffs. They recap the loss to the Texans, highlighting costly special teams mistakes and missed offensive opportunities. They advocate for resting starters like Justin Herbert and Khalil Mack in the upcoming Broncos game to ensure health for the postseason. They discuss playoff matchups, preferring to face New England because of its less intimidating defensive front, and note that the AFC is wide open, with no dominant team.

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After calling Chargers vs. Texans, Matt “Money” Smith breaks down the loss, highlighting the self-inflicted mistakes that proved costly and what it all means for the Chargers’ playoff path

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In this episode, Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Nealbreak down the Chargers’ big win over the Cowboys, and dive deep into the implications of the upcoming matchup against the Houston Texans. They talk about Coach Jim Harbaugh bringing back-to-back 11+ win seasons to the franchise, playoff positioning, and the strengths of the team’s run game, especially the emergence of Omarion Hampton. The conversation covers strategies for both offense and defense, with emphasis on protecting Justin Herbert, winning the turnover battle, and the defense’s emergence as a force.

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After calling the game and flying home from Dallas, Matt “Money” Smith recaps a statement win for the Chargers. With the victory, LA now controls its destiny in the AFC West. Money breaks down how Justin Herbert stayed clean all night, wasn’t sacked once, and delivered a 300-yard performance, plus what this indicates about where the team is headed as the playoff push ramps up.

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The episode kicks off with Matt Money Smith and Lorenzo Neal discussing the Chargers’ impressive win over the Chiefs, highlighting how the team’s defense dominated and essentially ended Kansas City’s playoff hopes. They praise the Chargers’ physical style of play, especially on defense, and note the impact of players like Khalil Mack and Derwin James, as well as the improved defensive scheme under coordinator Jesse Minter. They dive into the offense’s performance, recognizing the run game’s physicality but also expressing concerns about its inability to turn red-zone trips into touchdowns consistently. Looking ahead, they preview the upcoming game against the Cowboys and discuss playoff scenarios, emphasizing that if the Chargers’ offense can hit 24 points, the defense is good enough to make the team a real contender.

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After calling the game, Matt “Money” Smith hops on for a postgame reaction to the Chargers’ win over the Chiefs, eliminating Kansas City from playoff contention and handing Patrick Mahomes his third straight loss for the first time since his Texas Tech days. Money breaks down how the Chargers overcame adversity, how the defense rose with clutch plays, and what this win says about the culture and belief inside the locker room.

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In this episode, Matt ‘Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down a critical Chargers win over the Eagles, focusing on the team’s defensive dominance and the struggles of the offensive line. They praise the defense for playing lights out and discuss how the offense, led by a tough performance from Justin Herbert. Looking ahead, they preview the upcoming matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, emphasizing the importance of ball security and a strong running game, especially given the Chiefs’ current struggles and the Chargers' chance to secure a playoff spot.

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After calling the overtime Monday Night Football thriller, Matt “Money” Smith jumps on to recap the game. Nearly losing his voice from the excitement, Money breaks down the key moments from Cam Hart’s tip to Tony Jefferson’s interception and what Justin Herbert pulled off while playing with a broken hand.

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In the latest episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the team's gritty victory against the Raiders. The conversation focuses on defensive strategies, particularly the increased use of man coverage, blitzes, and effective run-stopping tactics that proved successful against the Raiders.
They also emphasize the impressive performance of Kimani Vidal and comment on the stability of the current offensive line. Finally, they look ahead to Monday Night Football against the Eagles, discussing expectations regarding Justin Herbert's injured hand and what more snaps from Trey Lance could mean for the team.

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Matt “ Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive into the Chargers' status coming out of their bye week, heading into Thanksgiving, and preview their upcoming matchup against the Raiders. They discuss the challenging AFC landscape, noting there’s no truly dominant team. They emphasize the Raiders game as a must-win for the Chargers and evaluate the team's playoff prospects and the current division standings, making sense of the schedule and the crucial games ahead.

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On the latest episode of Bleav in Chargers, Lorenzo Neal and Matt "Money" Smith dive into the team's recent tough loss, reflecting on what went wrong and identifying areas for improvement. They discuss the lack of energy and execution from every position group on the field, with a particular focus on the struggles of both the offensive and defensive lines. They emphasize the importance of the upcoming bye week, which comes at a crucial time before facing the Raiders, allowing the team to regain momentum for a playoff push. Be sure to join Money and Lo next week at 8:30 PM PT for a live show ahead of the Raiders game.

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Matt Money Smith recaps Chargers’ tough loss in Jacksonville, calling it probably their worst game since moving to LA in 2017. He discusses how the team looked flat and tired, perhaps due to a grueling schedule including long travel, early starts, and a late bye week. Offensively and defensively, the Chargers struggled across the board, with Justin Herbert having one of his roughest outings, and the defense unable to stop the run.

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In this episode, Matt’ Money Smith’ and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers’ impressive third straight win, which came against the Steelers in primetime. The conversation highlights the Chargers' dominant defensive performance, led by Khalil Mack and a revitalized unit that has allowed very few points over the last few games. They discuss the offensive adjustments, including Justin Herbert’s quick passes to offset challenges on the offensive line and running back Kimani Vidal’s strong outing as the lead back. Looking ahead, they preview the Chargers’ upcoming matchup against the Jaguars, emphasizing the importance of turnovers, special teams play, and continuing to play complementary football.

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Matt " Money" Smith recaps the win over the Steelers.

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On Bleav in Chargers, Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the current state of the team after losing key offensive tackles for the season. They dive into the fallout from losing Joe Alt, analyze the moves GM Joe Hortiz made at the trade deadline including the addition of Trevor Penning and discuss how these changes impact Justin Herbert’s playing style. Money details the challenge of replacing Pro Bowl-level talent along the offensive line, while the duo also highlight the resilience of the Chargers’ defense, which has shown major improvement behind a rejuvenated pass rush. They close by previewing the upcoming matchup against the Steelers and what fans can expect on both sides of the ball.

00:00:45 — Chargers’ Win Streak & FanDuel Odds
Chargers on a two-game win streak, current playoff odds, and previewing the upcoming game against the Steelers.

00:01:31 — Injury Impact: Offensive Tackles
Discussion around losing two Pro Bowl tackles and how it’s affecting the team's approach.

00:02:09 — Herbert’s Play Style – Adaptation & Mobility
How Justin Herbert will have to adjust his play given the offensive line situation, focusing on using his legs more.

00:04:43 — Defense: Improvement & Key Performers
Recent defensive resurgence, highlighting individual pass rush stats and run defense improvement.

00:07:17 — Steelers & League-Wide Team Mentality
Steelers’ turnaround, defense, and comparisons to other AFC teams’ locker room dynamics.

00:08:14 — Steelers’ Defensive Line Strengths
Breakdown of the Pittsburgh defensive front and how Chargers OL match up; Trevor Penning trade preview.

00:11:11 — Trevor Penning Trade Analysis
The rarity of trading starting offensive linemen, how Penning fits in, Saints reasoning behind the move.

00:12:59 — AFC West Landscape & Chargers’ Resilience
How the division looks, Chargers overcoming injuries, Penning’s potential role, importance of plugging OL gaps.

00:15:07 — Penning’s Motivation & Locker Room Impact
How new players try to prove themselves, motivational factors, and team culture.

00:16:17 — Detailed OL Performance & Becton’s Availability
Foster Sorrell’s struggles, Becton’s health updates, and importance of pushing through injuries.

00:17:17 — OL Expectations & Veteran Critiques
Player accountability, front office perspectives, finding ways for Becton to contribute.

00:18:36 — Becton’s Talent & Availability Issues
When healthy, Becton’s elite ability, importance of having him on the field.

00:20:55 — Protecting Herbert & Offensive Line Importance
The necessity of keeping Herbert upright and how a healthy OL changes the team’s competitive level.

00:22:20 — Run Blocking, OL Gaps, & Draft Strategy
How run game and OL depth determines offensive success, thoughts on trading for a running back vs. drafting OL.

00:24:49 — Day Two Picks & Building Through Draft
Emphasis on using second and third-round picks for OL, defensive edge depth looks good.

00:25:27 — Offensive Line The Key to Contention
Addressing OL in upcoming drafts and current schematic adjustments for protection.

00:27:19 — Looking Forward & Midseason Adjustments
Not giving up on the season, keeping enough weapons to compete, using draft capital wisely.

00:29:35 — Complimentary Football: Defense, Special Teams
Chargers can win with strong defense and special teams; importance of keeping scores low.

00:31:02 — Special Teams Breakdown & Roster Moves
Ja Taylor trade, speculation on roster management, and need for strong gunners.

00:32:26 — Numbers Game: Creating Roster Space
How injuries forced roster moves, importance of draft picks, and impact on fan support.

00:33:47 — Fan Attendance & Chargers’ Support
Challenges with home crowd noise vs. Steelers fans, importance of local support at Sofi Stadium.

00:37:33 — Trey Harris Story & Player Versatility
Highlighting Trey Harris’ journey, athletic background, growing impact in receiver rotation.

00:39:33 — Dan’s Resilience & Team Support
How Dan played after personal loss, team rallying around him, football family culture.

00:40:04 — Chargers OL Outlook vs. Steelers D-Line
Speculation about OL configuration, upcoming matchup challenges, potential solutions.

00:42:46 — Steelers Defense Analysis & QB Matchups
Steelers recent defensive struggles, Herbert vs. recent opposing QBs, offensive advantage possibilities.

00:45:31 — Closing Thoughts: Path Forward
Keys to winning, keeping pace in AFC, enthusiasm for Chargers’ playoff push, fan engagement and support.

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Matt "Money" Smith recaps the Chargers' win over the Titans, highlighting the significant loss of Joe Alt for the season due to ankle surgery, which further exacerbates the team's offensive line issues following Rashawn Slater's earlier injury.

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0:00:34: Discussion on the Chargers' playoff chances and their dominant win against Minnesota

0:01:16: Analysis of the Titans' struggles and the Chargers' injury concerns, particularly regarding Derwin.

0:03:10: Debate on whether to rest key players like Derwin for the Titans game to prepare for the Steelers.

0:07:24: Further discussion on Chargers' injuries, defensive line depth, and recent roster moves.

0:09:19: Continued analysis of the Titans' poor performance and strategy for the Chargers to secure a solid win.

0:12:56: Praise for Joe Alt's performance on the offensive line and concerns about the interior offensive line.

0:16:00: Discussion about the Chargers' offensive line injuries, especially Becton, and the need for consistency.

0:19:19: Speculation about potential trade deadline moves for the Chargers, focusing on acquiring an experienced offensive lineman or a running back.

0:26:00: Recap of the Chargers vs. Titans game expectations, including resting players and trade deadline considerations, and a lighthearted discussion about Nashville.

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Straight from the booth Matt “Money” Smith is joined by Lorenzo Neal dive into the Chargers’ dominant 37-10 victory over the Vikings. They celebrate the team’s strong performance on both sides of the ball, highlighting the impact of left tackle Joe Alt’s and praising the offensive line for establishing dominance in the trenches. They break down standout plays from Kimani Vidal, who notched over 100 rushing yards and his first NFL rushing touchdown, and tight end Orande Gadsden, who continues to make a mark as a reliable receiving threat.

00:01:23 – Chargers dominate both sides of the ball

00:02:24 – Joe Alt’s impact on the offensive line

00:04:13 –Fisk’s blocking and run support

00:05:07 – Offensive energy, Herbert’s running

00:06:06 – Kimani Vidal’s growth as a running back

00:09:08 – Chargers’ defense and run stopping

00:10:13 – Herbert’s QB sneak and false start

00:12:18 – Trey Harris’s first TD

00:12:53 – Gadsden’s impact as rookie tight end

00:13:46 – Gadsden’s route running and versatility

00:14:36 – Balanced offensive performance

00:17:24 – Defensive turnaround: shutting down the run

00:19:18 – Harbaugh’s coaching style and defensive ownership

00:22:18 – Film review & accountability in team meetings

00:27:10 – Injury notes

00:28:32 – Uniform talk: navy vs. powder blue

00:33:39 – Secondary’s strong performance vs. Vikings

00:34:35 – Lucky bounces and key defensive plays

00:35:56 – Kimani Vidal: run game and trade questions

00:36:28 – Importance of running by committee

00:38:22 – Chargers have a true game-changing tight end

00:40:30 – Vidal’s journey from practice squad

00:41:27 – Sticking with the run game

00:43:19 – Quentin Johnston’s limited targets

00:44:13 – McConkey’s performance and the dropped pass

00:45:22 – Chargers’ blocking and physical tone

00:46:42 – Impact of turnovers and momentum shifts

00:49:02 – Not easy for backs to juke: McConkey comparison

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Matt " Money" Smith recaps the 38-24 loss to the Colts.

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On the latest episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt ‘Money’ Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the Chargers’ gutsy win against Miami, emphasizing how crucial it was for the team’s playoff hopes and standing in the AFC West. They dive into the performance of Justin Herbert, comparing one of his resilient game-changing plays to “Big Ben-esque.” The conversation turns to the challenges facing the Chargers, including injuries that have forced them to use backup tackles, and ongoing issues with run defense and missed tackles. Lorenzo and Money preview the game against the Colts, emphasizing the need to shut down Jonathan Taylor.

[00:01:00] - Recapping the Miami Game

[00:02:46] - Offensive Line Issues & Game Planning

[00:05:08] - Looking Ahead: Facing the Colts

[00:05:56] - Why Aren’t the Colts Getting More Media Respect?

[00:08:55] - Jonathan Taylor’s Threat & Chargers Run Defense Concerns

[00:11:49] - Defensive Leadership Comparisons

[00:15:02] - Trench Play, Block Destruction & Defensive Adjustments

[00:21:51] - Communication & Secondary Issues

[00:24:12] - Colts’ Offensive Line & Chargers’ Rushing Attack

[00:26:53] - Run Game Role Players Stepping Up

[00:32:23] - Chargers’ Third-and-Short Struggles

[00:37:26] - Red Zone Woes

[00:41:28] - Red Zone Execution Concepts

[00:45:30] - Indianapolis as Next Test

[00:49:02] - Playoff Implications

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After flying cross-country, Matt 'Money' Smith recaps the win over the Dolphins.

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00:01:07 – Taking the Good with the Bad

00:01:56 – Upcoming Schedule and Players Returning

00:04:28 – Setting the Betting Scene & Matchup Preview

00:05:42 – Offensive Line Inconsistency & Key Concerns

00:07:16 – Procedural Penalties and Missed Opportunities

00:07:40 – Special Teams Analysis & Game-Changing Moments

00:09:03 – Defensive Struggles & Trade Rationale

00:12:30 – Mental Mistakes & Need for Clean Football

00:14:22 – Quality of Opponents & Missed Chances

00:16:56 – Trade Deadline Discussion & Roster Moves

00:21:03 – Baltimore’s Moves, Running Back Solutions

00:25:51 – Trade Targets & Possibilities

00:28:09 – Exploring OL Trade Options

00:30:17 – Protecting Herbert & Sponsor Message

00:32:25 – Miami Dolphins O-Line Scouting

00:35:16 – Trench Warfare: Where the Game Will Be Decided

00:36:09 – Injury Updates & OL Adjustments

00:38:49 – Player Motivation & Team Message

00:40:08 – Wrapping Up: Simplicity and Execution

00:41:59 – Final Thoughts & Keys for a Win

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Matt 'Money' Smith recaps the loss to the Washington Commanders.

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Legendary fullback Lorenzo Neal joins Anthony Armstrong and Scott Jackson to share his thoughts on the Chargers vs Commanders matchup, his thoughts on Jayden Daniels, and his memories of the great London Fletcher.

1:19 Lorenzo on the Chargers start to the season

4:50 Chargers Offense vs Commanders Defense

8:40 Derwin James' impact on ballgames

9:46 Lorenzo on Jayden Daniels

11:48 Chargers plan for Daniels

14:06 Quentin Johnson's development as a WR

15:30 Impactful Tuli Tuipulotu

17:30 Flowers for Lorenzo's Hall of Fame Nomination

17:50 Memories of London Fletcher

19:05 How many reps can you hit 225 on Bench?

20:20 Any concern protecting the QB?

21:30 Keys to a Victory

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On this episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers’ disappointing loss to the New York Giants, pointing out sloppy play, excessive penalties, and ongoing issues with the offensive line as key factors. Looking ahead to the game against the Washington Commanders, they highlight the need for adjustments, emphasizing a bigger commitment to the run game and also stressing the importance of containing mobile quarterbacks, a recurring issue for the defense.
[00:01:15] - Post-Game Reflection and Setup Issues
the difficult setup for the Chargers against the Giants, focusing on game timing and the physical hangover from the prior week.

[00:03:14] - Chargers’ Sloppy Play and Early Game Struggles
Matt reviews the team’s penalties, special teams miscues, and execution errors, analyzing why they looked flat in a 10am game.

[00:07:47] - Backup Linemen and O-Line Struggles
the impact of offensive line injuries, backup performance, and the need for front office moves to bolster protection.

[00:09:31] - Difficulty Acquiring Offensive Linemen & Running Game Emphasis
Matt explains the scarcity of available linemen and stresses the importance of running the ball to protect Herbert.

[00:11:29] - Defensive Adjustments & Run Blocking
Both discuss the run game, the need for more 12 personnel, and the importance of wear on defense and giving Herbert protection via the ground game.

[00:14:26] - Tight End Usage and Lack of Depth
disappointing output from tight ends blocking/running, and the team's signings due to injuries.

[00:16:29] - Mandatory Knee Braces for O-Line
Lorenzo brings up the idea of making knee braces mandatory for linemen given injury trends.

[00:17:31] - Specific O-Line Injuries and Protection Stats
Matt details who is out, who is banged up, and how the Chargers’ O-line metrics look in terms of pressure and performance.

[00:20:09] - Effects of Persistent Pressure on Herbert
quarterback success when pressured on half his throws, and discuss potential scheme adjustments.

[00:22:15] - Issues with Drops and Missed Opportunities
key drop by Ladd, a lack of quick passing game, and the need to support Herbert with easier completions.

[00:24:24] - Fullback and Tight End Blocking Mechanisms
Lorenzo discusses specifics about backfield blocking, balance, and how better formations could improve run game efficiency.

[00:27:04] - State of the Chargers (3–1) and Upcoming Schedule Outlook
upcoming matchups, the importance of banking wins early due to schedule, and injury context.

[00:31:11] - Previewing Washington Commanders; Defensive Front Challenges
the Commanders’ D-line and review recent Commanders game plans that could challenge the Chargers' O-line.

[00:32:52] - Homecoming & O-Line Redemption Opportunity
Lorenzo emphasizes home-field energy, pride, and what he wants to see from the O-line after last week’s embarrassment.

[00:35:31] - Defense Must Contain Mobile Quarterbacks
the defense’s recurring struggles against mobile QBs and what needs to change vs. Washington.

[00:36:36] - Mental & Physical Approach After Underestimating Giants
Lorenzo describes the dangers of underestimating the opponent and why mindset must shift for the offense and O-line.

[00:39:08] - Giants Game Recap by the Numbers
Statistical breakdown: yards per play, time of possession, rushing first downs, third down conversions—all highlighting why the Chargers lost.

[00:43:02] - Running Back Depth and Usage Concerns
Matt critiques the lack of RB utilization, demands change in personnel rotation to keep the run game effective.

[00:44:00] - Establishing the Run via Quick Passes and RBs in Space
Lorenzo adds how using the RB in the pass game can function as a run game extension.

[00:44:28] - Chargers Upcoming Challenge: Must Score Points
the Commanders’ offensive output, says the Chargers need to at least hit 24 points to stay in games.

[00:45:25] - Defensive Front Preferences and Rotational Tweaks
kind of defensive front he wants to see to set the edge and prevent QB scrambles.

[00:46:44] - Prioritizing Physicality and 12 Personnel on Offense
Lorenzo underscores the importance of the “beef” up front with bigger personnel groupings and establishing line of scrimmage dominance.

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Matt "Money" Smith recaps the loss to the Giants.

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On this episode of Bleav in Chargers, Lorenzo Neal welcomes two-time Super Bowl champion and Giants legend Carl Banks. They discuss the evolution of football from their playing days to now, highlighting the differences in physicality, toughness, and training between eras. Carl shares insights on the mentality of past defenses, how today’s players train differently, and why current injury rates might be higher despite athletes being fitter. The conversation shifts to a breakdown of the current Giants and Chargers teams, analyzing key players, coaching strategies, matchups, and the impact of travel and time zones. Carl and Lorenzo also compare running backs Omarion Hampton and Cam Skattebo, and discuss adjustments needed for both teams.

00:00:51 – Differences Between Old NFL Eras and Modern Play

00:03:22 – Injuries and Differences in Player Durability

00:06:18 – Impact of Rule Changes on Today’s Game

00:07:43 – Motivation and Culture Behind Great Defenses

00:09:53 – Giants’ Early Season Performance Analysis

00:13:45 – Giants’ Schedule Difficulty and Fan Expectations

00:15:01 – Comparing Giants Quarterbacks: Jaxson Dart vs. Russell Wilson

00:17:14 – Early Kickoff Time and Scheduling Factors for Chargers

00:18:46 – Chargers’ Offensive Strengths and Concerns

00:21:12 – Breakdown of Running Backs: Hampton vs. Scatterboo

00:24:23 – Impact of Cross-Country Travel on Team Performance

00:26:18 – Expectations for the Giants’ Performance in the Game

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Matt Money Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the Chargers' impressive 3-0 start to the season, their best since 2002. The conversation highlights the team's resilience, particularly in their recent comeback victory over Denver, where they overcame adversity to secure the win. They emphasize key performances, especially from Justin Herbert. The episode also spotlights playmakers like defensive end Oronde Gadsden and receiver Quentin Johnston, celebrating the evolving talent and depth in the Chargers' lineup. They preview the upcoming game against the Giants and what to expect from rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart. The episode concludes with Money giving Lorenzo some Hall of Fame news.

[00:00:18] – Opening: Chargers’ 3-0 Start, AFC West Standings, Historic Perspective

[00:01:23] – Recap: Wins vs. Chiefs, Raiders, Broncos – Team Resilience & Adversity

[00:02:58] – Broncos Game Analysis: Defensive Breakdowns, Halftime Adjustments, Playoff Atmosphere

[00:05:32] – More on Broncos Game: Sean Payton’s Strategy, Missed Opportunities, Defensive Letdowns

[00:07:46] – Looking Ahead: Upcoming Giants Game, Betting Odds, Jaxson Dart’s First Start (Ole Miss context), and Quarterback Comparisons

[00:11:43] – Offensive Line Struggles: Denver’s Pass Rush, Injuries, Individual Lineman Performances

[00:16:19] – Herbert’s Performance: Stats Breakdown, Handling Defensive Pressure, Tight Window Throws

[00:19:02] – The Impact of a Franchise QB: Team Confidence, Comparing Leaders Around the League

[00:21:20] – Talent, Work Ethic, Justin Herbert as the “Needle in the Haystack”

[00:23:50] – Major Differences: 2023 vs. 2022 Chargers – Talent Upgrades, Key Players’ Growth

[00:26:02] – Quentin Johnston’s Emergence: Target Share, Impact vs. Top Defenders, Receiver Corps Analysis

[00:32:21] – Work Ethic & Development: QJ’s Improvement, Team Chemistry, Tight End Contribution

[00:33:21] – Oronde Gadsden II: Rookie Debut Impact, Critical Receptions, Trust from Herbert

[00:38:17] – Offensive Mismatches: Gadsden as a Mismatch, Giants Defense Copying Denver

[00:39:39] – Running Game Potential: Omarion Hampton’s Breakout, Giants Run Defense Weakness

[00:41:56] – More on Tight Ends: The Value of Slot/Detached TE, Gadsden’s Skillset

[00:42:02] – Biggest Concern vs. Giants: NY’s Defensive Front, Pressure on Chargers’ OL

[00:43:02] – Defending the Giants: Disguising Coverage for Jaxson Dart, Focus on Malik Nabers

[00:46:32] – Chargers D-Line & Trade Deadline Speculation: Future Moves, Edge Rusher Situation

[00:48:35] – Hall of Fame Discussion: Fullbacks & Running Backs on the 2026 Ballot

[00:51:11] – Top Three AFC Teams: Chargers, Bills, Chiefs vs. Ravens/Colts

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Matt 'Money' Smith breaks down a big Chargers victory over the Broncos at SoFi Stadium, highlighting Cameron Dicker’s clutch performance under pressure. He notes Justin Herbert’s gritty play, leading to his 29th career 300-yard game, and praises the resilience of the Chargers despite injuries and adversity, especially on the offensive line.

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The episode dives into the Los Angeles Chargers’ strong start to the season, highlighting their impressive 2-0 record and focusing on the Chargers’ dominant defense, which has consistently held opponents under 21 points. They analyze the “complementary football” the Chargers are playing, with offense, defense, and special teams working seamlessly together.

Looking ahead to the upcoming matchup against the Denver Broncos, they explain why the Chargers may anticipate relying more on their running game and maintaining a physical approach against Denver’s strong defensive line. They also emphasize the importance of this divisional game, as it could place the Chargers in a favorable position for the AFC West title.

0:00:16 – Chargers’ Hot Start to the Season
Matt Money Smith and Lorenzo Neal celebrate the Chargers starting 2-0, Justin Herbert’s MVP odds, and early season excitement.

00:00:58 – Defensive Dominance & Complimentary Football
Lorenzo details the elite level of the Chargers’ defense, how holding teams under 21 points leads to wins, and their strong all-around play.

00:02:02 – Monday Night Game Breakdown: Chargers vs Raiders
Matt analyzes the Chargers' defensive adjustments against the Raiders, the trouble for the Raiders' offense, and how Brock Bowers' injury impacted the game.

00:03:34 – Chargers’ Defensive Schematics and Player Performances
Discussion of pressure rates, standout performances by rookies like Jamaree Caldwell, and praise for defensive coaches.

00:07:39 – Pass Rush Techniques & Interior Line Impact
Lorenzo expands on the importance of Derwin James, game-ball-worthy interior linemen, and specifics on disrupting opposing quarterbacks.

00:09:55 – Limiting Explosive Plays
Matt and Lorenzo discuss how the Chargers defense forced the Raiders into short gains, allowing zero passes over 20 yards.

00:14:00 – Chargers’ In-Game Adjustments & Finishing Drives
Strategic decisions in the red zone, defensive resilience in long drives, and clock management insights.

00:18:00 – Standout Defensive Plays: Derwin James’ Impact
Detailed praise of Derwin James’ sideline-to-sideline play and physical dominance.

00:22:19 – Taking the Raiders’ Will: Physical & Mental Edge
Lorenzo talks about how the Chargers “took the Raiders’ heart” and the psychological side of a dominant defense.

00:23:17 – Daiyan Henley’s Flu Game
Recognition of Daiyan Henley’s standout, Pro Bowl-worthy performance despite being sick.

00:25:53 – Tony Jefferson & Safety Depth
Debate about why Tony Jefferson, a key playmaker, hasn’t been promoted from the practice squad.

00:30:35 – Khalil Mack Injury Update & Next Man Up
Positive news on Khalil Mack, discussion on depth options at edge rusher, and praise for the coaching staff’s flexibility.

00:33:54 – Coaching Adjustments & Depth Contributions
How cross-training players and quick in-game adjustments help overcome injuries.

00:35:48 – Herbert’s Progression & Poise
Evaluating Justin Herbert’s composure, playmaking abilities, and how continuity is benefiting him.

00:39:03 – Wide Receivers & Explosive Passing Plays
Catching up on Q, Keenan, and McConkey’s impact and how the passing attack has evolved.

00:42:32 – Offensive Line & Pass Protection Breakdowns
Matt details a crucial fourth down conversion, attributing it to the work of Matlock and Omarian Hampton in protection.

00:45:30 – Running Game: Najee Harris & Hampton
Discussions about balancing the run game, differences in veteran vs rookie backs, and red zone play calling.

00:50:55 – Offensive Line: Backside Cutoff Struggles
Breakdown of specific run plays that faltered, particularly in handling Maxx Crosby.

00:54:33 – Denver Broncos Preview: Defensive Fronts
Preview of Denver’s formidable defensive line and the tactical considerations for the upcoming game.

00:58:52 – Broncos’ Weaknesses, Strategy, & Coaching
Analyzing where the Broncos have faltered, Indy’s blueprint, and what the Chargers need to do.

01:00:02 – Division Stakes & Playoff Implications
the magnitude of a potential 3–0 division start and how it affects standings.

01:04:53 – Rivalries & Coaching Personalities

01:06:00 – Looking Ahead: Tough Schedule & Season Outlook
Addressing the rest of the Chargers’ schedule and the importance of capitalizing on the current momentum.

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Matt Money Smith recaps the Chargers’ recent Monday night win in Vegas, celebrating both the strong turnout from Chargers fans and the team’s impressive defensive performance. He highlights the defense's dominance under coordinator Jesse Minner, noting their ability to limit opponents, force turnovers, and demonstrate depth despite injuries.

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00:01:07 – 00:02:54
Lorenzo describes his struggles finding the field, language barriers, and crowd energy:

00:02:54 – 00:04:50
More on the surfing and culture in Brazil:

00:06:58 – 00:09:47
Fan reactions to losing a home game:

00:15:36 – 00:21:28
Deeper dive into how the Chargers’ receivers were utilized:

00:21:28 – 00:26:42
Discussion on Herbert’s running ability:

00:30:08 – 00:33:07
Reflection on what this win means for the Chargers:

00:33:07 – 00:40:18
Defensive breakdown:

00:50:06 – 00:54:41
Transitioning to Raiders preview:

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Matt Money Smith recaps his trip to Brazil for the Chargers’ international NFL game, praising the Brazilian fans and the overall experience. He highlights Justin Herbert's strong showing and a notable performance by the six active receivers, especially Quentin Johnston, who was the leading receiver. He shares high praise for Keenan Allen, Ladd McConkey, and tight end Tyler Conklin, and notes the offensive line’s impressive job against a tough Chiefs defense. Defensively, he points out standout performances, especially from T’Vondre Sweat, Khalil Mack, and the linebacker corps. He addresses some special teams concerns regarding kickoff returns and mentions possible changes as we advance.

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Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal are both in São Paulo for the Chargers vs. Chiefs game. Key topics include Kansas City’s recent dominance over the Chargers, the importance of limiting mistakes, and how upgrades in the Chargers' run game and tight end group could change the outcome. They highlight Patrick Mahomes’ knack for capitalizing in crunch time and emphasize the need for the Chargers to improve their late-game execution, particularly in running out the clock and finishing drives. They discuss the challenges of containing Mahomes, the importance of complementary football, and how special teams could play a decisive role. Ultimately, both are optimistic about the Chargers’ chances to finally snap their losing streak against the Chiefs if they execute well on all fronts.

00:00:18 – Live from Brazil

00:01:09 – Game Preview & FanDuel Odds

Discussion of current betting lines, Kansas City being favored, and the recent history (seven-game winning streak) the Chiefs have over the Chargers.

00:02:44 – Defenses and Over/Under Prediction

Deep dive into both teams’ defensive strengths, previous low-scoring matchups, and speculation on game outcome based on over/under odds.

00:03:19 – Turnovers and Key to the Game

Explores the importance of turnovers, Mahomes’ mistakes in past matchups, and the Chargers’ need to capitalize when given chances.

00:06:37 – Chargers’ Struggles to Finish Games

Recap of Chargers’ leads in previous games lost in the fourth quarter; focuses on their inability to run the four-minute offense.

00:08:35 – Upgraded Chargers Run Game

Detailed look at the new running back group, the importance of finishing games, and getting backs involved in the passing game.

00:11:33 – Herbert vs. Mahomes—The Quarterback Showdown

Discussion on Justin Herbert’s star power, expectations for him to step up in big games, and the narrative around his career and playoff wins.

00:12:33 – Chargers’ Need for Breakthrough Performances

Explores the need for Herbert to “not blink” against Mahomes, referencing other quarterbacks who thrive in big moments.

00:15:35 – Tight End & Offensive Upgrades

Examines the overhauled tight end group, the importance of new acquisitions, and expectations for a more versatile offense.

00:17:28 – Importance of Setting Season Tone

Both discuss how starting with three divisional games adds pressure and opportunity, and how a win would help change the Chargers’ recent narrative.

00:20:36 – Defensive Keys vs. Chiefs

A look at what the defense needs to do to contain Mahomes, specific matchups, and the rotation on the defensive front.

00:23:20 – Role of Derwin James and Linebackers

Talk about Derwin James’ versatility, linebacker play, and the importance of limiting Kansas City’s run game.

00:24:47 – Limiting Yards and Success Strategies

Analysis of last year's defensive performance, third down/red zone defense, and the importance of controlling the run.

00:26:33 – Complimentary Football & Game Management

Explains why offense and defense must play off each other, the need for sustained drives, and winning third downs.

00:28:27 – Special Teams & Execution in Big Moments

Emphasizes all three phases, the possibility for special teams to decide the outcome, and the pressure on both players and coaches to execute.

00:31:07 – Predictions and Closing Thoughts

Final score predictions (both pick Chargers to win), summary of keys to the game

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This episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the Chargers’ final 53-man roster decisions. They dive into standout players, bubble roster choices like Marlowe Wax, the importance of special teams, and how the roster will adapt before the start of the season. The hosts also compare coaching strategies and analyze the strengths of the offensive/defensive lines.

00:00 – Field Reunion & Preseason Highlights
00:03 – Marlowe Wax Makes Chargers’ 53-Man Roster
00:09 – Special Teams’ Influence on Roster Decisions
00:13 – Practice Squad & Roster Maneuvering
00:20 – Defensive Line & Edge Depth
00:25 – Coaching Matchup: Minter vs. Spagnuolo
00:35 – Offensive Line Concerns & Kansas City Game Preview
00:39 – Wrestling Stories

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In this episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the Chargers’ preseason performance, roster battles, injury updates, and expectations as the team prepares for their final preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers. Major talking points include offensive line issues, running back depth, Trey Lance’s progression, wide receiver competition, and tight positional battles on defense. They take questions on the 53-man roster, special teams, and how the coaching staff is maximizing player potential.

00:00:17] team's preseason so far, and looking ahead to the matchup at Levi's Stadium.

[00:01:57] Discussion of potential starters’ playtime, concern over preseason injuries (e.g., Quentin’s concussion), and depth chart implications.

[00:03:32] Evaluation of offensive line combinations, struggles in recent games, and the effect on the run game.

[00:08:09] Analysis of running back injuries and battles, tight end roles, and Tucker Fisk’s importance to the roster.

[00:12:56] Deep dive into who makes the team, especially in the backfield and wide receiver positions.

[00:16:14] Trey Lance’s impact as backup QB, discussion on if he brings competition to Herbert, and the value of strong QB2.

[00:21:33] How the coaching staff is approaching player development and the "next man up" philosophy.

[00:25:04] Noting standout performances (like Trey Harris), changing dynamics in the WR room, and what to expect from the Chargers’ air attack.

[00:30:07] Uncertainty and competition among DBs, potential cuts, and the importance of special teams.

[00:38:06] Marlo Wax’s production, comparison to other backers, and tough cut-down decisions.

[00:44:15] Use of IR/PUP to stash players, and approach to keeping key special teamers.

[00:45:52] Rapid responses to fan comments, evaluation of key rookies, and final thoughts ahead of cutdown.

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This episode of Bleav in Chargers Matt " Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers’ preseason performance, focusing on standout players, depth across the roster, and the tough decisions the coaches will face when cutting down to the 53-man roster. They highlight emerging talents on defense and special teams, discuss key injuries (including Rashawn Slater), and what it all means for the Chargers’ outlook going into the regular season.
01:00 Lorenzo’s appearance on another podcast with Julian Edelman
02:30 Caleb Murphy’s rise as a potential fourth edge rusher
05:45 Chargers’ impressive depth and undrafted free agents making splash plays
08:00 Defensive backs making back-to-back pick sixes
12:20 Standout performances from pass rushers and Jamaree Caldwell
16:00 The importance and leadership of safety Tony Jefferson
22:00 Spotlight on Marlo Wax, standout linebacker performance
27:30 Battle for the running back positions and Najee Harris’ injury
32:00 Special teams battles, Del'shawn Phillips, and depth at linebacker
34:30 Rashawn Slater’s injury and reshuffling the offensive line
39:00 Possibility of trades or additions to offensive line depth40:45 Recap: position battles, quarterback backup competition, overall camp competitive spirit

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On this episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the exciting news of Keenan Allen’s return to the Chargers after his stint with the Bears. They dive into what Allen brings to the team as a veteran receiver and break down how his experience and route-running abilities will complement the young talent in the wide receiver room. They talk about the impact on the offense, questions about Allen’s injury history, and how the coaching staff will integrate both him and second-year receiver Ladd McConkey, especially given both excel in the slot. They also analyze the team’s current roster construction, positional battles, and the challenges on the offensive line, with particular focus on the center and guard spots.

[00:02:32] – Keenan Allen’s return to the Chargers

[00:03:09] – Keenan Allen’s career trajectory and current potential

[00:05:09] – Mike Williams retirement and impact on receiver room

[00:05:40] – Talent and injuries at Chargers training camp

[00:07:47] – Division competition and urgency for certainty at WR

[00:08:38] – Roles of younger wide receivers and veteran presence

[00:11:06] – Offensive formations and Keenan/Ladd usage

[00:11:56] – Managing Keenan Allen’s workload

[00:14:08] – Rookie readiness and responsibilities

[00:15:50] – Rookies and special teams contributions

[00:17:44] – Keenan Allen’s contract details and leadership expectations

[00:19:48] – Gameday active WRs and roster implications of Keenan’s signing

[00:21:30] – Special teams and who gets cut from roster

[00:22:23] – Need for veteran steadiness amid uncertainty

[00:23:17] – Chargers offensive line changes and questions

[00:25:27] – O-line personnel decisions and analysis

[00:28:23] – Importance of O-line, KC/DEN/LV defensive pressure

[00:29:52] – Center/guard importance and QB pocket movement

[00:30:46] – Rookie running backs, Omarion Hampton

[00:31:37] – Chargers offensive line run blocking strengths

[00:32:31] – Offensive line, WR releases, run game complementing weaknesses

[00:34:30] – Running game impact on 3rd downs and outlook for 2025

[00:35:39] – Early down success, running game, and playoff caliber football

[00:36:36] – Red zone issues, need for improvement

[00:40:12] – Defensive line depth and rotations post free agency

[00:42:47] – DL coaches impact,

[00:43:25] – AFC West strength of schedule and Chargers hype

[00:46:01] – Final roster cut logic and WR competition

[00:47:26] – Importance of hot division start, Keenan’s impact

[00:48:11] – Keenan’s career Charger receptions milestone

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The episode kicks off with excitement over a new FanDuel partnership and dives right into the Chargers’ preseason win in Canton. The hosts discuss Jim Harbaugh’s impact on the team, focusing on the strong organization, staff investments, and immediate on-field results. They highlight the defensive line’s dominance, standout performances from both rookies Reed) and veterans , and emerging depth across running back and wide receiver groups. The show also touches on the upcoming Hall of Fame ceremony honoring Antonio Gates, with guest Arthur Hightower sharing his perspective on Chargers history and culture. The hosts finish with optimism about the Chargers’ future, noting how team depth could be key in a tough division.

00:00:15 — Intro & FanDuel Partnership: Hosts express excitement about the sponsorship. - 00:01:00 — Chargers Win Preseason Game: Recap of the game and the "always compete" mantra. - 00:02:19 — Harbaugh’s Team Preparation: Comparing Chargers’ organization to the Lions; special teams highlighted. - 00:05:12 — Staff Decisions: Importance of leadership and recent struggles. - 00:06:11 — Investment in Coaching: Financial commitment to key coaching hires mentioned. - 00:07:27 — Defensive Line Dominance: Analysis of the Chargers’ interior line performance. - 00:10:09 — Veterans & Standout Plays: Focus on Tony Jefferson and team dynamics. - 00:13:14 — Rookies Making an Impact: Highlighting undrafted rookie Nico Reed's progress. - 00:19:23 — Roster Depth: Discussion on team depth and its impact on injuries. - 00:23:29 — Running Back Battle: Recap of running back performances and competition. - 00:27:04 — Veteran Leadership: Importance of experienced players mentoring younger ones. - 00:28:11 — Trey Lance's Development: Support for Lance’s growth as a backup QB. - 00:32:06 — Upcoming Challenges: Looking ahead to the next preseason game against the Saints. - 00:35:33 — Hall of Fame Focus: Preview of Antonio Gates’ induction. - 00:43:32 — Guest Perspective: Arthur Hightower discusses Chargers history and rookies. - 00:46:24 — Fullback Discussion: Lack of fullbacks in the Hall of Fame, spotlight on Lorenzo Neal.

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In this episode of Bleav in Chargers, hosts Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive into the latest updates from Chargers training camp. They recount Matt’s recent trip to San Diego, where fan excitement remained high despite the team's move. The discussion highlights standout moments and players from the first padded practices, including impressive performances by Khalil Mack, Trey Harris, Oronde Gadsen and Ladd McConkey They break down position battles, especially at wide receiver and the offensive line, expressing optimism about the new additions but also note O-line and Zion Johnson’s transition to center. They touch on the running back competition, rookie readiness, and what to expect from the team’s defense with changes in the front line. The hosts also discuss the upcoming Hall of Fame game, share fun training camp anecdotes, and spotlight the emotional retirement of Philip Rivers.

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00:04:57 Training Camp in San Diego
Time in San Diego, seeing Chargers fans, jerseys, and fan interactions
00:06:54- Chargers Moving/Harbaugh’s San Diego Reception

Discussing Chargers’ legacy in San Diego
Huge fan turnout despite the team leaving; estimated 3,500+ people
00:08:18 - Chargers Training Camp Standouts & Practice Recap
X’s and O’s: Recap of first padded practices, standout players (Khalil Mack, Trey Harris)
Young WRs making an impression (Keandre Lambert Smith, Trey Harris)
00:13:04-Tight End Room & Rookie Contracts
Discussion of new tight ends
Greg Roman’s philosophy on integrating rookies
Praise for Lad McConkey, overall WR group development, and Quentin Johnston ups and downs
00:16:58 - Johnston Criticism
The challenge of media and fan perceptions impacting Quentin Johnston
00:19:28 - 00:22:41] Comparing WRs & Skill Sets
Analysis of receiver traits: McConkey, Johnston, Smith, Harris
00:24:16 Roster Improvements & Jesse Minter’s Defense
Evaluation of position groups: TE, RB, WR, and skepticism about OL
00:24:16- Offensive Line Concerns & Position Battles
Discussion of specific players and moves: Zion Johnson trials at center and guard
00:29:09 - Defensive Line & Slater’s Contract
Uncertainty regarding Rashawn Slater’s contract
00:31:02 - 00:33:20] BetOnline Ad Read & More Training Camp Notes**
00:33:20 - Linebacker & Special Teams Depth Storie
LB rotation updates
Funny story: Iowa State NIL Myles Purchase
00:36:05 - QB2 Battle
Outlook for the Hall of Fame game, camp future stars, and deep roster analysis
00:41:21 - Running Back Room
Camp injuries and RB depth chart
00:44:10 - Chargers Fans
Shoutouts to fan clubs (Fresno Diehard Bolt Club, etc.)
00:45:00 - Hall of Fame Game Plans & Rivers Retirement
Preview of Hall of Fame game, Antonio Gates
Philip Rivers’ retirement announcement & emotional tribute video discussion

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the excitement around Antonio Gates’ Hall of Fame induction and preview the upcoming Chargers training camp. They highlight how quickly training camp tickets are selling, praising the family-friendly atmosphere and engaging fan experiences. The hosts dive into the reveal of the Chargers’ new alternate uniforms, debating their favorites and discussing the team's track record in each color. They break down key roster concerns, particularly the second-round pick holdouts and injuries affecting top receiver options. The episode also covers important position battles, especially on the defensive line and in the secondary, and emphasizes the need to finalize Rashawn Slater’s contract extension.

00:00:14 – 00:01:32 Kicking Off: Antonio Gates Hall of Fame Induction & Training Camp Excitement
00:01:32 – 00:05:15 Training Camp Preview & Fan Experience
00:05:15 – 00:09:28 New Chargers Alternate Uniforms Unveiled
00:09:28 – 00:12:37 Uniform Debates & Superstitions
00:12:37 – 00:18:39 Training Camp Holdouts: Trey Harris and the Rookie Contract Stalemate
00:18:39 – 00:24:47 Mike Williams’ PUP List Status & WR Depth Concerns
00:24:47 – 00:33:53 The Offensive Line Puzzle & Rashawn Slater’s Extension
00:33:53 – 00:36:49 Defensive Line Depth & Replacing Puna Ford
00:36:49 – 00:44:30 Secondary Battles: Cornerback and Safety Position Competition
00:44:30 – 00:46:37 Secondary Versatility & Scheme Fit Under New Coaches
00:46:37 – 00:49:39 Tight End Upgrades: Excitement Over Conklin and Gadsden
00:49:39 – 00:50:58 Looking Ahead: Training Camp Progress & Preseason Opener
00:50:58 – 00:51:49 Travel Plans: Bolts in Brazil Event Reminder
00:51:49 – End Episode Wrap-Up & Closing Thoughts

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Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal catch up during the team’s final offseason break before training camp kicks off. Lo shares stories from his time at Andre Reed’s charity golf event and swap memories about LT and Philip Rivers. The guys break down expectations for the Chargers’ wide receiver depth, O-line questions, fullback battles, special teams standouts, and new alternate uniforms. Plus, they look ahead to the Hall of Fame Game, Antonio Gates’ enshrinement, and the big Bolts trip to Brazil.
Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal catch up during the team’s final offseason break before training camp kicks off. Lo shares stories from his time at Andre Reed’s charity golf event and swap memories about LT and Philip Rivers. The guys break down expectations for the Chargers’ wide receiver depth, O-line questions, fullback battles, special teams standouts, and new alternate uniforms. Plus, they look ahead to the Hall of Fame Game, Antonio Gates’ enshrinement, and the big Bolts trip to Brazil.

2:!2- Lo with Andre Reed

3:10- Plan to go to Canton

4:00- Stats on Cam Dicker and Specialists5:49- Big Dates with Training Camp & Uniform Reveal

6:42- Wide recievers for the season - Q is a starter7:53- Forcing without a #1 and expectations9:09- Mike Williams & Trey Harris11:44- Training Camp Plan and first game in Canton

13:17- Tom Crean on Harbaugh family

16:37- Ben Herbert’s offseason plan

20:23- Phillip Rivers story21:15- How Money got his nickname24:15- Online outlook & expectations

27:15- ZIon runblocking

31:49- Ladd player comp to AB33:01- Adding Caroll to west coast division with former head coaches

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Money and Lo kick things off reminiscing about the legendary 2006 Chargers season, with Lo reflecting on his role as lead blocker for MVP LaDainian Tomlinson. From there, they take live fan questions covering Justin Herbert's fit in the new offense, the battle for QB2, early rookie standouts and Harbaugh’s culture shift throughout the organization.
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Money and Lo are joined by Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer to discuss the buzz around Jim Harbaugh potentially bringing Chargers training camp to Fresno. Mayor Dyer shares how the city is preparing to roll out the red carpet — including facilities, accommodations, and even a famous surf ranch for Money.

The episode also touches on standout performances from minicamp, the team’s upgraded depth, and promising rookies like Oronde Gadsden II and Trey Harris. But it’s the Central Valley takeover talk that steals the show.

The Chargers’ O-line is beefed up and ready to bulldoze. Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal react to Rashawn Slater showing up to minicamp in full pads despite his contract situation and dig into Zion Johnson’s potential move to center. Coach Harbaugh’s “Elite Nine” gets some spotlight, featuring names like Herbert, Derwin, Slater, and rookie Joe Alt. The guys also talk up Omarion Hampton’s explosive camp reps, Nick Hardwick’s mentoring, and the possibility of training camp coming to Fresno. Bonus: Harbaugh wants to retire in the Central Valley, and Money’s already calling the mayor.

Omarion Hampton is turning heads at OTAs, and the Chargers might have found their next star in the backfield. Money and Lo break down what makes the rookie running back so special, how the revamped offensive line is built to bulldoze, and why Greg Roman’s system could be the perfect fit for the Chargers. Plus, updates on Zion Johnson’s move to center, Joe Alt’s offseason transformation, and where the wide receiver competition stands. It’s a loaded roster — and the Bolts are thinking big.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the key takeaways from Chargers OTAs, with a major focus on Rashawn Slater's contract-related absence—the first of his career. They discuss the strategic nature of player holdouts and how agents help set market value for future deals. Zion Johnson is being tested at center as the team looks to optimize his talent after inconsistent play at guard. Rookie running back Omarion Hampton continues to impress, and undrafted free agent Rocket Sanders is pushing hard for a roster spot. Money and Lo emphasize the importance of a stronger run game and better offensive line play for a playoff push, and also highlight special teams depth issues and praise the defensive coaching staff for their focus on versatility. Lastly, they note that both the early division games and the final stretch of the season will be critical for the Chargers’ postseason hopes.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal are BACK together for a brand new episode of Bleav in Chargers and this time they are talking about the leadership that they have seen at Phase Two. Team leaders like Derwin James and Justin Herbert have all shown up at Phase Two this past week and are showing the new rookies what Chargers football looks like in order to set a good example of what is expected of them. The guys also get into what the team might look like in this upcoming season and hit on the fact that Omarion Hampton has officially signed his rookie deal and joined the team. Start gearing up for an exciting season ahead with us here at Bleav in Chargers!

6:00 -6:40 team participation

6:40 - 7:55 team leaders stepping up in OTAs

8:04 - 11:30 talks about Daiyan Henley stepping up

14:45 - 15:00 discuss players statistics

18:15 - 20:00 Troy Dye Return

24:16 - 29:28 discuss drafting corners

29:41 Omarion Hampton signing

29:55 -31:59 discuss RB Roster

32:52- 33:30 discuss how rookie camp was different

34:09 - 35:15 discuss Coach Harbaugh

38:15 - 38:40 Discuss Jordan Petaia

41:45 - 43:25 discuss roster competition

44:25 - 51:08 discuss first 3 games/ rest of schedule

On this episode of Bleav in Chargers, hosts Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal are joined by former Charger and Pro Bowler, running back Natrone Means. Now serving as a running backs coach at North Carolina, Coach Means discusses first-round draft pick Omarion Hampton. He takes us through Hampton's journey from high school star to collegiate standout, highlighting his remarkable growth from just 400 yards as a freshman to over 1,600 yards as a senior. Additionally, Coach Means shares his experiences coaching under Bill Belichick

00:01:39 – Omarion Hampton
00:02:06 - Recruitment Insight
00:05:19 - Contact Balance
00:10:56 - Transitioning from College to NFL
00:12:40 – Omarion’s Potential and Future in the NFL
00:19:40 - Scheme Adaptability
00:22:19 – Playing with Drake Maye
00:24:23 - Mechanics of Hand-Offs
00:25:34 - Coaching Journey
00:27:57 - Working with Coach Belichick

In this special post-draft edition of Bleav in Chargers, hosts Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive into the aftermath of the 2025 NFL Draft. They break down the Chargers' key selections, including running back from UNC Omarion Hampton, picked at number 22. Hampton brings explosive speed and a game-changing presence to the backfield. They also discuss the addition of Trey Harris, a true X receiver who has the ability to stretch the field, and KeAndre Lambert-Smith, who will add depth to the receiving corps. Additionally, they analyze the Chargers' strategic moves to strengthen both their offensive line and defense, including the drafting of Jamaree Caldwell and Kyle Kennard.

01:10 - Omarion Hampton: The Chargers' First Round Pick

02:20 - Running Back Dynamics

04:50 - Trey Harris: The Chargers' Second Round Pick

08:10 - Keandre Lambert-Smith

11:30 - Gadsden

14:30 - Kyle Kennard: SEC Defensive Player of the Year

16:00 Caldwell's Journey and Background

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As the NFL Draft looms just a day away, Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive deep into the Chargers draft strategy and key positions of interest. Money bangs the drum for standout WR Emeka Egbuka and the two discuss the strong influence of Jim Harbaugh’s Michigan ties, particularly with prospects like Will Johnson, Colston Loveland, and Kenneth Grant.

With the NFL Draft just over a week away, Lo and Money dive deep into what the Chargers might do with the 22nd overall pick and beyond. The focus? Trenches, trenches, trenches — expect offensive and defensive line picks early, especially with depth needs and recent free agent additions filling some skill position gaps. Their conversation also covers team needs, mock draft scenarios, and answers some listener questions.

Plus Lo is heading to Brazil in September as part of a fan travel package (⚡BoltsInBrazil.com) — complete with food, fun, and Chargers fans abroad.

With the NFL Draft just two weeks away, the Bleav in Chargers crew goes live with fans to break down the latest mock drafts and potential Chargers targets. Key prospects like Walter Nolen, Colston Loveland, Grey Zabel, and Donavon Ezeiruaku take center stage as the hosts evaluate draft strategies—debating trade scenarios, positional depth, and player intangibles like leadership and fit within the Chargers’ culture.

They also discuss:

The value of drafting tight ends early
Whether to target a running back like Ashton Jeanty in Round 1
How the middle rounds are loaded with talent
Fan questions about corners, edge depth, and draft day moves
And a quick detour into NCAA hoops and their upcoming Brazil trip

Insightful, fan-focused, and full of bold takes, this episode is a must-listen for Bolts fans gearing up for draft night.

In this episode of Bleav in Chargers, hosts Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal explore the latest buzz from the NFL offseason and the owners' meetings in Palm Beach.

They discuss Jim Harbaugh's recent comments regarding the Chargers' offensive line strategy after adding Mekhi Becton and the possibility of Zion Johnson moving to center.

Additionally, Matt and Lorenzo discuss potential draft targets and impact players who stand out, such as TreVeyon Henderson, Quinshon Judkins, Walter Nolan, Cam Skattebo, and Colston Loveland, and who might help the Chargers find their next game-changer.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal are LIVE to break down the Chargers offseason moves, focusing on strengthening the offensive line with key signings like Mekhi Becton to fit Jim Harbaugh’s power-run philosophy. They discuss draft priorities, debating whether the Chargers should target an explosive playmaker or a dominant defensive lineman. The return of Mike Williams and his chemistry with Justin Herbert is highlighted, along with the team's calculated approach to free agency—balancing affordability and roster needs while preparing for future extensions. A must-listen for Chargers fans tracking the team’s rebuild.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal go LIVE from the road to break down the Chargers' free agency moves. With fans anxious over the team’s quiet start, they emphasize Jim Harbaugh’s patient approach, prioritizing re-signing key players like Rashawn Slater over big-name splashes.

Key takeaways:

O-Line Concerns: The market for linemen is skyrocketing, making deals tricky.
Skill Positions: The team explored trades for DK Metcalf and Davante Adams but didn’t land them. TE Evan Engram is still a possibility.
RB Room: Najee Harris adds durability and power, but a draft pick at RB is still likely.
Defense: Led by Harbaugh and Minter, the unit remains solid with Khalil Mack, Derwin James, and Junior Colson returning.

Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the team's offseason strategy, emphasizing their improved salary cap situation and focus on re-signing key players. Rather than making splashy moves, the Chargers plan to find value signings and strengthen both the offensive and defensive lines through the draft, with prospects like Tyler Booker and Kenneth Grant in consideration. Money and Lo also analyze league-wide free agency moves, including the release of stars like Davante Adams and potential Cooper Kupp trade. They finish by highlighting Coach Harbaugh’s vision of building a durable, physical team while maintaining financial discipline.

As key dates of the NFL offseason approach, the Combine is set for next week. Matt ‘Money’ Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss potential free agents, top draft picks, and the Chargers' needs. They consider whether Davante Adams would be a good fit for the receiving corps and how he would mesh with Justin Herbert. The conversation also covers Daniel Jeremiah’s mock draft picks, as well as the futures of Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack. Additionally, they dive into what the Chargers need in the draft and free agency, and answer questions from fans.

The Chargers season came to an abrupt end with the 32-12 loss to the Houston Texans in the Wildcard Round. Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal breakdown the terrible day, and talk about where the Chargers can go from here. With 11 wins, Jim Harbaugh had a terrific first season in Los Angeles, and the duo breaks down what the team can do to build on that and what holes need fixed.

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After losing the Wild Card game to the Texans, Matt 'Money' Smith analyzes the team's defeat and shares a shocking statistic about Justin Herbert. Looking ahead, he discusses the team's potential in the offseason, emphasizing the need for a true number two receiver. He also touches on the upcoming draft and free agency, expressing optimism about the team's future and the opportunities that await.

In this episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the excitement surrounding the Los Angeles Chargers as they conclude their regular season and prepare for the playoffs. They discuss the impressive turnaround under head coach Jim Harbaugh, has revitalized the team after a disappointing 5-12 season last year. They compare Harbaugh to other coaches in the league, emphasizing how his approach has cultivated belief and enhanced performance among the players.They also analyze the upcoming matchup against the Texans, stressing the importance of health and momentum. Looking ahead, they break down the potential challenges posed by the Texans, particularly their defensive strengths, and what the Chargers need to do to set the tone for the game.

00:00:00 - Introduction to the Playoff Preview
00:00:11 - Reflecting on the Chargers' Season
00:01:02 - Impact of Jim Harbaugh's Coaching
00:02:29 - Comparing Coaching Styles:
00:06:51 - Health and Momentum Heading into the Playoffs
00:09:57 - Chargers' Identity and Game Strategy
00:12:17 - Importance of Practice and Preparation
00:13:14 - Chargers' Favorable Matchup Against Texans
00:20:09 - Key Matchups: Chargers vs. Texans
00:22:55 - Texans' Offensive Struggles
00:25:51 - Chargers' Defensive Strengths
00:27:26 - Special Teams and Field Position
00:30:12 - Strategies for Winning the Game
00:39:03 - Ezekiel Elliott's Role in the Playoffs

Matt "Money" Smith goes live after the victory against the Raiders to recap the game and preview the upcoming matchup against the Texans.

On this episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive into key topics ahead of tomorrow's game and the approaching playoffs. They discuss the strategy of resting players before the postseason and the impact of falling short of performance incentives. The duo also breaks down the playoff picture, analyzing potential matchups and identifying the toughest opponents. They highlight the challenges posed by the Ravens, particularly the dynamic combination of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
Additionally, they explore the benefits of facing the Raiders in the season's final week and how it could set the Chargers up for success. Money points out key players to watch in the playoffs, including Derius Davis, while the conversation shifts to Derwin James's dominance. They discuss how James has been influenced by Jesse Minter and Jim Harbaugh, helping him reclaim his status as one of the league's best safeties.
James has emerged as a leader both on and off the field, anchoring a defense on the verge of achieving something the franchise hasn't done in 61 seasons — allowing the fewest points in the league.

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Matt 'Money' Smith hops on Instagram Live to take questions and recap the win vs. the Patriots.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers upcoming game against the 3-win Patriots, review the recent matchup against the Broncos, and discuss potential playoff scenarios.

4:00- What’s in the Chargers control?

5:52- Potential to secure the 5th or 6th seed.

15:00- The Chargers' fate is in their hands, with a favorable path if they can beat teams like the Ravens, Bills, and Chiefs.

19:00 Cameron Dicker’s free kick from the Denver game.

19:53-Lorenzo Neal praises Justin Herbert for elevating every receiver on the team.

20:57-The importance of playing "Chargers football" and staying focused on the road. (20:57)

21;56-Money and Lo emphasize the need to take care of business. 28:55-Offensive matchups for the Chargers against the Patriots.

32:55-Injury updates

35:00 Trades that lead to Ladd Mcconkey on the Chargers

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Matt "Money" Smith postgame reaction after the Chargers beat Broncos!

Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers blowout loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The duo dives into what lies ahead, including a critical Thursday Night matchup against the Denver Broncos and the challenges of a short week. Lo shares the mindset the Chargers must adopt to turn things around and avoid losing four of their last five games. They also discuss what the team’s signature win has been.

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2:14 – Breaking down the loss to the Buccaneers

7:56– Playoff picture and the remaining schedule

10:24– AFC playoff picture: Any Given Sunday

11:30– Is the Broncos game a must-win? Play Justin Herbert, rest Denzel Perryman?

12:56– The value of a “mini-bye” after a short week

13:55– Responding to adversity: struggles converting on 3rd downs

14:57 – Money’s team comparisons

16:38– Keys to stopping Bo Nix and Denver’s offense

17:30 – Lo discusses the signature win

19:00– Running game struggles since J.K. Dobbins went down

22:00 – Addressing consistency issues in key moments

26:00– Challenges posed by Denver’s defense

30:44 – Justin Herbert’s leadership and accountability

37:00– The growing need to win amid mounting pressure

42:00– Evaluating coaching staff schemes

43:00– Did the Chargers overachieve this season?

50:00– Playing for pride: what’s left to fight for?

Matt ' Money' Smith recaps the Sunday loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Welcome back to Simms Complete hosted by the father son duo, Matt and Phil Simms. The Jets and Giants continue to struggle as teams in their division start to heat up. And does Bo Nix still have a change to win OROTY or has Commanders QB Jayden Daniels already locked it up?

2:00 Jets v.s. Jaguars

8:00 New York Giants

14:00 DeMarvion Overshown

17:00 Bill Belichick

24:00 Sam Darnold

31:00 Justin Herbert

37:00 Joe Burrow

46:00 Rookie QB battle

51:00 Cam Ward

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal analyze the loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, emphasizing how the Chiefs consistently find a way to win under pressure no matter what. They discuss Quentin Johnston's performance after struggling with drops in Baltimore and how he is starting to fight pass interference calls. They also examine how Justin Herbert managed the game without throwing an interception despite missing Ladd McConkey and why he is built differently.

Looking ahead, they preview the upcoming matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, outlining what Baker Mayfield brings to the team and the potential threat posed by Bucky Irving. They stress the importance of containing both players to secure a win at home.

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Which team will prevail in a battle for first place in the NFC West? The Seahawks have looked impressive but a matchup against the Cardinals turn their season around quick. Can the Rams keep up the momentum and take down Josh Allen? And does Josh Allen need to add more to his 2024 MVP Resume to lock in MVP or is it already his???

The Chargers look to get revenge on Mahomes and the Chiefs. Can Herbert do what only Josh Allen has done in the regular season? Find out what the pros think and much more on this episode of Simms Complete

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the Chargers latest victory over the Atlanta Falcons. They highlight Derwin James's impact on the defense, emphasizing how he elevates the performance of everyone, from starters to practice squad players. The duo also analyzes Marcus Maye's transition to the team, illustrating how defensive coordinator Jesse Minter has positioned him to succeed. They also acknowledge the significant contributions of Tony Jefferson and Tarheeb Still.

Looking ahead, they preview what the Chargers need to do to defeat the Chiefs in Sunday Night Football. Money provides interesting stats and insights as they thoroughly break down the AFC West and discuss potential playoff scenarios.

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On the way home from the game, Matt 'Money' Smith does a live recap with Daniel Jeremiah about the keys to the game.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the tough loss in the Harbaugh Bowl, and talk about what needs to improve in the coming weeks. The two also preview the Falcons matchup on a short week and examine the Chargers playoffs chances.

Matt "Money" Smith recaps the Chargers' loss to the Ravens and discusses a potential playoff future. He breaks down the key differences that led to the Ravens' win, highlighting the impact of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. Smith also emphasizes missing Denzel Perryman and how losing J.K. Dobbins for more than half the game affected the Chargers. Additionally, he addresses the critical dropped passes and calls made by the referees.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal talk about the secrets to the Chargers success in 2024 after their thrilling win over the Bengals on Sunday night. The two talk about the culture Jim Harbaugh has built, and how Justin Herbert has taken a leap as both a QB and a leader on the team. They also break down this week's Monday Night showdown against the Ravens. Will Jim get a win over his brother John? And what does the rest of the season in the AFC look like for the Chargers.

After the Chargers' thrilling victory against the Bengals on Sunday Night Football, Matt "Money" Smith recaps all the key performances.

Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo dive into listener questions and comments from Reddit to YouTube, discussing Jesse Minter's future, Scott Matlock's development, DJ Chark and Jim Harbaugh's impact on player growth. They also touch on Money's game prep and much more.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the impressive growth and unity of the team this season. While Jim Harbaugh knew the identity, he wanted the team to have, they talked about how they had found it and the chemistry that had developed within the team. Money shares his observations on Justin Herbert's evolution and compares him to a certain Stanford quarterback, highlighting how Herbert is elevating those around him.

The duo reviews last week's game against the Titans and previews the upcoming matchup against the Bengals, emphasizing the need to stop Ja'Marr Chase. Money shares vital statistics to watch for this week and insights on what defensive coordinator Jesse Minter will be focusing on. They also discuss the defense's recent dominance and what it will take to limit Joe Burrow's impact. Lo offers his take on running backs J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards, as well as fullback Scott Matlock.

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Matt 'Money' Smith recaps the win against the Titans.

Phil and Matt Simms put their heads together to talk about the quarterback play from Week 9 in the NFL. Which QB's look to be leading the MVP race? What teams' QB got exposed in Week 9, and which teams are due for a bounce back in Week 10? Find out what the father and son duo think on this episode of Simms Complete.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal analyze the Chargers' game against the Browns, emphasizing Jesse Minter's impact on the defense, which they regard as the most disciplined unit. They discuss the performances of linebackers Daiyan Henley and Denzel Perryman and explain why the criticism aimed at Derwin James is unwarranted.
The conversation covers all three phases of the game, highlighting how the team is coming together and Joe Hortiz's role in aligning the pieces that Jim Harbaugh needs. Money shares some eye-opening statistics on Justin Herbert and explains why the combination of Herbert and Harbaugh is effective.
Looking ahead to the upcoming matchup against the Titans, they stress the importance of familiarity, noting that several former Titans players are now on the Chargers roster. As the Chargers aim for a 6-3 record, Smith and Neal caution against looking ahead, especially with the game against the Bengals being flexed to Sunday night

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Matt 'Money' Smith recaps the Browns vs Chargers game on Instagram Live.

Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal recap the Chargers' win over the New Orleans Saints. While the Chargers had a slow start and an unusual halftime score of 9-5, they finally broke their second-half scoring drought this season. They discuss Ladd McConkey's standout performance, Justin Herbert's impressive play, and a controversial dirty hit on Herbert. They also discuss Daiyan Henley's standout game, leading with 11 tackles, and other observations on defense. Looking ahead, they preview the upcoming game against the Browns.

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Matt " Money" Smith recaps the win against the Saints.

Matt ‘Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Monday Night Football loss to the Cardinals, analyzing the key plays that set the tone for the game. They take a closer look at the team’s struggles against Arizona, with a deep dive into the costly fumbles. As the trade deadline looms, they discuss potential changes and explore ways to fix the offense. To wrap up, Money and Lo preview the upcoming matchup against the Saints, highlighting the challenges the team faces this week.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal recap the Chargers victory over the Broncos, highlighting the return of Joe Alt and Rashawn Slater to the lineup. The Chargers celebrated their first win in Denver since 2018, ending a streak of 10 losses in their last 11 games at Mile High. Money shares how Coach Harbaugh kept things light-hearted after briefly leaving the sideline in the first half due to an irregular heartbeat. They discuss standout performances and look ahead to the Week 7 matchup against the Cardinals on Monday Night Football. Lo and Money also answer listener questions.

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Matt " Money" Smith recaps the win vs. the Broncos in Denver.

This week on Bleav in Chargers, Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the team coming off the bye week. They tackle why things are clicking on all cylinders for the defense versus the offense and explore the challenges Justin Herbert has faced with his fourth offensive coordinator in four years. They also cover critical injuries, especially Rashawn Slater's, and the impact on the team's recent struggles. They also preview what to watch against the Broncos and answer questions from Reddit and YouTube.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal recap the Chargers loss to the Chiefs, reflecting on the team's strong running game in the first two games of the season and how it has been inconsistent in the last two. They break down the game, discussing what needs to be fixed, particularly on offense, and how the defense has performed despite missing key players. Money also compares Ladd McConkey to Keenan Allen, and they explore what DJ Chark's return could mean for the team.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal breakdown the Chargers loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The two talk about the injury crisis and how the team can manage with the possibility that Justin Herbert, Joey Bosa, Joe Alt, and Rashawn Slater all miss some time. With a big game looming against the Chiefs, the two discuss how Harbaugh can get the team ready despite the injured stars.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal preview the upcoming matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. They discuss how this game embodies old-school football and the challenge of the Steelers' defense.
Money highlights why the Chargers' offensive line can win this battle, and Lo emphasizes Justin Herbert's ability to step up in the pocket. Despite Herbert's limited practice time, both believe he will likely play.
Lorenzo shares his keys to the game, focusing on whether the Chargers' receivers can create separation. He also stresses the importance of making Justin Fields rely on his passing game.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal recap the win against the Panthers, highlighting key moments from the game. They discuss the team's culture and how they played bully ball, with J.K. Dobbins leading the charge. They praise the roster's depth, crediting Joe Hortiz for assembling the team. The conversation also touches on some impressive stats from Justin Herbert, including an interesting one shared by the Athletic's Daniel Popper. They discuss the redemption story for Quentin Johnston and highlight the defense.

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Matt "Money" Smith provides a post-game recap of the Chargers' dominant win over the Panthers. He breaks down his key observations, highlighting Quentin Johnston's standout performance and Justin Herbert converting third downs into touchdowns. He discusses what he saw on the defensive side, noting Khalil Mack and Joey Bosa were able to rest in the 4th. Money also shares interesting stats about J.K. Dobbins and reflects on the last time the Chargers were in a similar position.

On the latest episode of Bleav in Chargers, hosts Lorenzo Neal and Matt "Money" Smith dive into the Chargers' upcoming matchup against the Carolina Panthers. They focus on the Panthers' struggles, particularly their massive defeat against the New Orleans Saints. They discuss how Bryce Young and the Panthers' offense struggled, raising questions about whether this matchup will be another run-heavy game for the Chargers, especially given Carolina's difficulties in stopping the run.

Lorenzo Neal emphasizes that the Chargers should establish dominance early and not look past the Panthers; he also suggests that the Chargers should be mindful of their Week 3 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

In this episode, Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal recap the Chargers' win against the Raiders, focusing on the run game and how Justin Herbert stayed the course. They praise J.K. Dobbins's dominant performance and Joe Alt's strong play on the offensive line. Defensively, they discuss Joey Bosa sending a clear message with his impact, while Derwin James dominated the line of scrimmage, disrupting the offense. Money and Lo analyze what they saw and can expect from this Chargers team.

Matt 'Money' Smith provides a recap of the Raiders vs. Chargers game, offering insights into the physicality the Chargers showcased in their run game. He discusses the team’s emerging identity, key takeaways from the performance, and highlights players like Justin Herbert and Derwin James.

Week 1 has finally arrived! Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal preview the Chargers season opener against the Raiders. The two discuss new backup QB Taylor Heinicke, the chess match between Jim Harbaugh and Antonio Pierce, and how Derwin James can be a game-changer. Money and Lo also break down the matchup between rookie tackle Joe Alt and Maxx Crosby and what to expect from Rashawn Slater this year. Plus, Lo flexes his pipes for Money.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal provide an overview of the Chargers' 53-man roster, noting that the initial lineup is intriguing. They discuss the flexibility shown by Joe Horitz and Coach Harbaugh, particularly in their approach to the offensive line.
They talk about the running back room, highlighting the group's versatility and the strategic decision to prioritize keeping assets over adding a backup quarterback, noting that if Justin Herbert goes down, the issues would run much deeper than just needing a backup.
The duo also touches on Brenden Rice's hard work in camp, which paid off as he made an impact on special teams, and they acknowledge Simi Fehoko's impressive preseason performance. Additionally, they highlight the linebacking duo of Daiyan Henley and Junior Colson, discussing what the future might hold for them, and much more.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal breakdown the good and the bad from the Chargers preseason game against the Rams. The two also talk about the Special Teams unit, Easton Stick's performance and his future, and how Jim Harbaugh is getting the rest of the Chargers ready for the season opener.

Matt "Money" Smith is joined by Andrew Siciliano to talk about the Chargers and Rams perilous backup QB situations, 53-man roster predictions, and a preview of the Chargers-Rams preseason game this Saturday.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss how the Chargers training camp is going. Lo visits the team during their joint practice with the Rams and gives his observations. The two also talk Justin Herbert, and how new DC Jesse Minter plans on fixing the defense.

Lorenzo Neal, host of Bleav in Chargers, joins Ovie Mughelli and Michael Turner on Bleav in Falcons to reminisce about their days in the backfield. Lorenzo and Ovie, both fullbacks, share stories of blocking for the dynamic running back Michael "Burner" Turner. The trio also dives into the Falcons' outlook and discusses whether Kirk Cousins can be the leader they need to win a championship. Michael and Lo talk about the similarities between the Chargers and the Falcons. Lo makes a big bet with Michael and Ovie that they will be following throughout the season.

Bleav in Chargers is reporting straight from training camp, where Matt "Money" Smith and Lo Neal provide a comprehensive breakdown of everything happening on the field. They share insider analysis on how Coach Jim Harbaugh is introducing a unique approach to protect players from injuries, a strategy that's catching everyone's attention. The duo goes in-depth on both the offense and defense, with a particular focus on Justin Herbert's pass catchers and the evolving dynamics of the team.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal talk about their trip to The Bolt, the new practice facility of the Chargers, and how the team looked as they start training camp.

The countdown to Chargers training camp has begun, with rookies already reporting. Matt 'Money' Smith and Lo Neal break down what to expect. Money shares insights from his conversation with Coach Ben Herbert and gives us an inside look at the brand new training facility, which he calls "the best in the league." They discuss the rookies to watch in camp and answer mailbag questions. Plus, Lo shares Philip Rivers stories, including Lo's recounting of the famous "Fumblerooski" play.

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Kick off the 4th of July with Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal as they bring you a special mailbag episode. Lo shares his recent time spent with legends Dan Fouts, Kellen Winslow, Charlie Joiner, and more. Plus, he has a special story about Drew Brees. Tune in as they answer listener questions and share some great memories.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal talk NFL summer vacation. What will rookies do now that OTAs are over, and how will they prepare for the start of training camp. Plus the two break down how the Chargers stack up against the rest of the AFC.

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Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal wrap up the Chargers 2024 OTAs as well as discuss the importance Derwin James Jr. and the leadership he brings on and off the field.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal talk about the Chargers 100% participation at OTAs, what the players will do during their summer break, Jim Harbaugh's thoughts on Justin Herbert, and 2024 expectations.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal talk about the Chargers golf outing plus another OTA report. The two discuss how second year WR Quentin Johnston has been looking during OTAs and if he can bounce back from a tough rookie season.

Matt "Money" Smith provides an update after spending the day at the Chargers' voluntary workouts. He and Lorenzo Neal dive into the significance of having the entire team present with the new coaching staff. Money shares that all the superstars were in attendance, and the team participated in high-energy 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills.

Lorenzo looks inside at what players must do before training camp begins. Money also explains the changes Coach Harbaugh is implementing with the Chargers. The duo discusses the excitement in the receiver room and the defensive adjustments we'll likely see this season. Plus, Money reveals which players are already starting to stand out.

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Jim Harbaugh is brining his old school vibes to the Chargers OTAs as he tries to change the culture of the organization. Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down how the Chargers practices are going and the new coach plans on changing the team's identity through tough practices.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal breakdown the Los Angeles Chargers 2024 schedule release. In this Part 2 episode the duo talks about the back half of the schedule and how the Chargers can finish strong in 2024.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal breakdown the Los Angeles Chargers 2024 schedule release. In this Part 1 episode the duo talks about the opening opponents and what the Chargers can do to get off to a hot start.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal on Jim Nagy's review of Chargers rookies. Lo emphasizes how this draft class can help the team immediately, highlighting that spot players will contribute effectively. He also shares a story about his own experience being drafted by the Saints and his rookie journey. They discuss finding another center through free agency and answer fan questions.

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In the latest episode of the Bleav in Chargers podcast, hosts Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal talked about a recent social media clip that showed Lo, who was leading blocking for LaDainian Tomlinson, creating a 60-yard gain before being chased down by Justin Tuck. Lo analyzed the play in detail.

They also discussed the potential of Joe Alt as a right tackle and the possibility of Trey Pipkins switching to guard. Lo talked about Jim Harbaugh's philosophy of fitting players to team needs rather than sticking to positions. Later on they discussed Jim Nagy's assessment of the Chargers' rookies, analyzing how they can immediately impact training camp and discussing the strengths and potential of the players.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the Chargers 2024 draft picks. They analyze Junior Colson, Justin Eboigbe, Tarheeb Still, Cam Hart, Kimani Vidal, Brenden Rice, and Cornelius Johnson, highlighting how Coach Harbaugh and the Chargers front office have discovered underrated talent. The duo discusses the advantages of Jim Harbaugh's Michigan tenure and how that has given the Chargers a level up in identifying talent. They also spotlighted Brenden Rice as an electric prospect and teased the possibility of Jerry Rice being at training camp. Be sure to subscribe to stay updated on all of Bleav's shows! Subscribe to Bleav in Chargers.#BoltAlt

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers 2024 draft picks. The two react to the draftees and discuss how the new-look Chargers led by Jim Harbaugh, can improve for the 2024 season. They emphasize the importance of strengthening both the trenches and wide receiver group with the addition of Money also shares reactions from the Chargers' draft and more. #BoltUp

Draft Week is finally here! Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal are back to give Bolts' fans a quick preview of what to expect this week from Harbaugh and Hortiz. There's been tons of speculation about what the Chargers will do at the #5 pick and Money and Lo give their final thoughts on what they'd like to see happen. Lorenzo also shares his Combine and Draft Day story that lead to a 16 year career. Will the Chargers trade back and get more capital? Will they take O-Line or Receiver? Get excited because this draft will be another step forward in the journey to getting back to the playoffs and competing to be one of the best teams in the AFC and NFL. #BoltUp

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic one week away from the NFL Draft to once again discuss what the Chargers might do in the first round. Has the chaos in the off-season surrounding top tier wide receivers swayed the Chargers front office to still target one of Marvin Harrison Jr., Rome Odunze, or Malik Nabors in the top 10 or will they trade back to grab an offensive lineman and more draft capital. Money gives his dream scenario for the Chargers and Lorenzo digs in on how the Front Office can address lack of defensive depth later in the draft to compete in the AFC West. Tune in next early next week for one final draft show and as always - BOLT UP!

NFL Network Analyst Bucky Brooks joins Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal to talk about the Chargers, the new Harbaugh regime, and who he thinks they might be targeting in the NFL Draft at the end of this month. He addresses what he believes they will do with the 5th overall pick as well as some other late round prospects he thinks could be great fits in Los Angeles. He even gives a prediction of where he thinks the Chargers will be in the AFC Pecking Order next year and gets Lo so excited that we might see #41 come out of retirement!! Be sure to subscribe and check out the show on Bally's West on Thursday Night! #BoltUp

Matt "Money" Smith and Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal discuss the press conferences held by Jim Harbaugh, Ben Herbert, and Hayden Hurst on day one of the official off-season program. Hurst, the new Tight End for the Bolts is excited about putting in the work and "returning to his roots" to join Greg Roman's offensive staff after originally being drafted by Baltimore. Be sure to check out Chargers.com to watch all of the press conferences and subscribe to this channel on Youtube and Bleav in Chargers on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts to get updated the next time Money and Lo are talking Bolts! Official Draft preview coming very, very soon. #boltup

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to give you your weekly dose of Chargers football talk. They discuss Harbaugh's excitement for getting to be with the players on April 2nd, more insight into how the draft seems to be shaking up and what that means for the Bolts, as well as the new rule changes in the NFL with the hip drop tackle and kickoff.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal Hop on the Mic to discuss the Keenan Allen trade & his legacy with the Chargers. They discuss the other free agency moves the Chargers have made including bringing back Denzel Perryman and replacing Corey Linsley with Bradley Bozeman. Then the Money and Lo talk about what Chargers could do in the draft but more importantly how Harbaugh can create an environment for Herbert to win.

Matt "Money" Smith reacts to the Chargers trading Keenan Allen to the Chicago Bears for a 4th Round Pick. He's not worried about what happens for the team as he thinks they're in a great spot after the moves in free agency and is hopeful that the run game can carry the offense along with the bloom of Quentin Johnston and Josh Palmer. More Chargers Content next week when Lorenzo Neal returns and keep the faith Bolt Nation!

Matt "Money" Smith hops on the mic live from his hotel covering the Big 10 Hoops tourney with former Chargers DB Chris Harris Jr. to talk about the recent restructures of contracts for Joey Bosa, Khalil Mack, and the cutting of Mike Williams. They discuss the rest of the AFC West and how CHJ thinks the Raiders are the 2nd in the division behind the Super Bowl Champ Chiefs. Then Money gets insight onto what Chris would do with the Chargers' draft pick. Back next week with Lorenzo Neal!

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to break down Money's time spent in Indianapolis at the NFL Combine. He shares what he saw from some of the top prospects and names that have been associated with the Chargers at the #5 pick. They talk about the actual importance of the combine and how Harbaugh and Hortiz will likely approach the draft and Free Agency to bring in a Harbaugh team. #BoltUp

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic amidst the NFL Combine. Money's on location in Indy and gives the skinny on what he's seeing from the players evaluations and the buzz around JJ McCarthy. Lo shares a story about his combine experience and they address the rest of the division and where they'll stand on draft night.

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal are joined by Former NFL Executive & GM Scott Pioli to talk about the Chargers' off-season agenda and what acquisitions will do to help the Chargers chances of winning the AFC West and making a playoff run. They talk potential draft moves that can support QB Justin Herbert and Pioli shares some anecdotes from time working with Bill Belichick and Tom Brady in New England. Pioli also shares how Hortiz will need to work in tandem with Harbaugh to yield the best success for the Franchise. An incredible show for all Bolts fans!

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal are joined by Former Chargers QB Ryan Leaf to talk about how Jim Harbaugh will change things for the Chargers going forward and how important he'll be in getting atop the AFC West to knock off the Chiefs Dynasty. Lorenzo gives the scoop on his experience last week at Media Row in Las Vegas and the temp on the 49ers after the OT loss. Go Bolts!

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to discuss the opening presser from new GM Joe Hortiz and where this leaves the Chargers. They evaluate potential names that might be floated in mock drafts as well as the large task at hand for Hortiz working around the Chargers financials. Then they discuss their picks for the Super Bowl and how Lo's week has been at Radio Row thus far.

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal Hop on the Mic to discuss the most recent hiring of Joe Hortiz as the Los Angeles Chargers New General Manager. He will join forces with their new Head Coach Jim Harbaugh and bring in a new regime for the Bolts. We're not sure what the results will be but this certainly reads as one of the better foundations the Chargers have had in a long time. #boltup

Play x Play for the Chargers Matt "Money" Smith & Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal weigh in on last night's hiring of Jim Harbaugh to be the Head Coach of the LA Chargers. How will things change now with a Winning Head Coach in the building and who will be the cornerstone players around Harbaugh's new regime. They talk about potential assistant coaches and coordinators that could be coming with Harbaugh and also the outlook for Justin Herbert's career going forward. BOLT UP!

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic with Former NFL QB Sean Salisbury to discuss what's next for the Bolts. They talk about the potential coaches and GM's who might be hired by the Chargers and Spanos family and who is a good fit. Then they talk about the roster needs in comparison to the remaining teams in the NFL playoffs and how a cultural change can yield success for this Chargers team in the years to come with Herbert at the helm.

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to do a final recap of the Chargers '23-'24 season. They start to look ahead at the coaching carousel and available parties who could slot in as the Bolts new head coach. Then they have a serious conversation about roster evaluation and ultimately what will be best for the team re: Mike Williams, Keenan Allen, Khalil Mack, & Joey Bosa as well as who the Chargers will likely target with the #5 overall pick in the 1st round. #BoltUp

Chargers Play By Play Announcer Matt "Money" Smith recaps the Week 18 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs & does a Q & A with Bolts fans on Instagram Live. He goes through the roster and the possibility of Draft Picks for the Bolts in the first round. He then is joined by Cynthia Frelund (00:44:09) from NFL Network as well!

Voice of the Chargers Matt "Money" Smith & Chargers FB Legend Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to recap the loss to the Buffalo Bills. They then talk through the absolute snubbing in the Pro-Bowl to not have Cameron Dicker ahead of Justin Tucker for the AFC Kicker spot. They then discuss which players could possibly on the outs depending on who the new Head Coach will be. Lorenzo has a new potential HC that he likes after watching the CFP. #BoltUp and Let's Go Chargers!

Lorenzo Neal & Matt "Money" Smith hop on the mic to debrief after the 3 loss in a row against the Buffalo Bills this past Saturday. They discuss the outlook of the team and how they already seem to be playing with more vigor after the Staley firing. They talk about Cameron Dicker and his Pro-Bowl run as well as the possibility of how the Chargers can spoil the Broncos season in their upcoming game. Bolt Up!

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to discuss the firing of Brandon Staley & GM Tom Telesco after the horrific loss to the Vegas Raiders on TNF. They talk about Staley's lack of success and why the last 3 years have been some of the roughest times for Chargers fans. Then, Money & Lorenzo throw out some potential HC & GM options that they think the Chargers should pursue.

Play-By-Play Voice for the Chargers Matt "Money" Smith gives a Friday Morning instant reaction to the firing of General Manager Tom Telesco & Head Coach Brandon Staley after the historic loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday Night Football. He gets questions from Chargers Fans on Instagram Live and gives his top of mind answers as he sips his coffee. Will have Lorenzo Neal back on the mic early next week to chime in on his thoughts as well. Let's Go Bolts and keep your heads up Chargers Fans!

Lorenzo Neal & Matt "Money" Smith hop on the mic to discuss the continued woes for the Los Angeles Chargers and recap their loss against the Denver Broncos. They go through the long odds for the Chargers to play spoiler and still make the playoffs and then talk about Herbert's injury and realistically what this team should look to do with the remainder of the season. Win, Lose, We Always BOLT UP!

Renowned LA Chargers voice, Matt "Money" Smith, shares his insightful reflections on the Chargers' recent loss against the Denver Broncos. Engaging directly with Chargers fans, he passionately responds to mailbag questions in a live session on Instagram. Stay tuned for an exciting week ahead as Lorenzo returns to the microphone! Bolt Up with anticipation!

Lorenzo Neal & Matt "Money" Smith Hop on the Mic to discuss the gross win in Foxborough. Money calls the Patriots Offense the worst unit he's ever seen in his 7 years of broadcasting. They discuss the comments re: Austin Ekeler and Josh Kelley's impending increase in carries and then preview the Broncos game, 1 first of 2 matchups between their divisional rivals.

Renowned LA Chargers voice, Matt "Money" Smith, shares his insightful reflections on the Chargers' recent match against the Baltimore Ravens. Engaging directly with Chargers fans, he passionately responds to mailbag questions in a live session on Instagram. Stay tuned for an exciting week ahead as Lorenzo returns to the microphone! Bolt Up with anticipation!

Lorenzo Neal & Matt "Money" Smith meet up with NFL Legend and 2x Super Bowl Champ Chris Hogan to discuss the upcoming matchup between the New England Patriots & the Los Angeles Chargers. Both teams are struggling and Hogan provides some insight into why this team and era for Patriot football has been different since his time with Belichick and the Pats. They project who will win and Lorenzo gives a fiery locker room speech to rally the troops. #BoltUp and Bleav in Chargers.

Voice of the LA Chargers Matt "Money" Smith gives his instant thoughts on the LA Chargers losing to the Baltimore Ravens. He then answers mailbag questions live on IG live to Chargers fans sending them in!

See you later this week with Lorenzo back on the mic! Bolt Up!

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop back on the mic to discuss the embarrassing Charger loss to Jordan Love and the Packers @ Lambeau. Now the Chargers have to take on one of the AFC's best Baltimore Ravens and look to right the ship. They continue to slip further in the AFC West and now are at the bottom of the barrel ranked 4th in the division and 13th in the conference. Thankful for the Bolts but would be even more thankful for a Bolts Win. Happy Thanksgiving Everyone and Bleav in Chargers.

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal break down the loss to a Detroit Lions team that Money calls "The Most Balanced Offense in Football". They commiserate over Chargers' defensive woes and then look ahead at the upcoming game against the Packers at Lambeau Field. Money dives into that game with Former Pro Bowl Guard Mike Wahle (Host of the On My Block Packers Pod) and he assesses the current line play of the Chargers and their potential to win this matchup. Then Lo hops back on to give predictions! #BoltUp and Bleav in Chargers

Voice of the LA Chargers Matt "Money" Smith gives his instant thoughts on the LA Chargers losing the Detroit Lions. He then answers mailbag questions live on IG live to Chargers fans sending them in!

See you later this week with Lorenzo back on the mic! Bolt Up!

Matt "Money" Smith & Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to recap the dominant win against the New York Jets. They talk about how Kellen Moore and Brandon Staley are working cohesively together to right the ship in Los Angeles. They talk about Cameron Dicker's first 2 seasons as a NFL kicker and what a luxury it is to have that phase of the game on such a high level. Then they get into the upcoming game against the Detroit Lions and how they expect the Chargers to fair. Bolt Up and Bleav in Chargers!

Matt "Money" Smith & Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to recap the Chargers dominant bounce back win against the Chicago Bears. They talk about the Trade Deadline and making the move to bring in Nick Vannett to bolster offense and blocking. Then they turn their attention to the upcoming game against the Jets who are riding high off of a huge comeback OT win against the Giants. The Chargers can even their record with a dub and Money and Lorenzo think they can definitely do so. #BoltUp

Matt "Money" Smith & Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to recap the Chargers' tough loss against the Chiefs and then look ahead towards the matchup against the Chicago Bears. Can the Chargers get back in the win column against a very beatable Bears team or will they fall further behind in the AFC West. That and Much more on this week's Bleav in Chargers.

Matt "Money" Smith & Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to recap the Chargers' tough loss against the Cowboys and then look ahead towards the matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Can the Chargers even out their record against a divisional matchup or will they fall further behind in the AFC West. That and Much more on this week's Bleav in Chargers.

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to discuss the Chargers coming back from the bye to take on the Dallas Cowboys. Their guest? ESPN's Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter. Schefter talks with the gents about the Chargers health, Staley on the hot seat, the state of the Patriots, and the upcoming heavyweight clash between the Dallas Cowboys and the Los Angeles Chargers. Will Dak and McCarthy bounce back from a devastating defeat by the league best 49ers or will Herbert and the Bolts be too much to handle. Back next week to recap the game and preview the intra-divisional matchup agains the Chiefs!

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to discuss the now 2-2 Chargers after a gritty win against Oakland. They're joined by Dr. David Chao from Sports Injury Central to get the low down on possible injuries of Herbert and potential treatment the team may employ. Dr. Chao speculates on how JC Jackson's health may have affected the trade to New England as well. Back next week to preview the Monday Night Matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.

Matt "Money" Smith & Lorenzo Neal hop on the mic to break down the gritty win against the Minnesota Vikings last week and then take their attention to Raider Week! An AFC West Battle That is another must-win for Justin Herbert & the Bolts.

Matt "Money" Smith joins Chargers' All-Decade Team Fullback Lorenzo Neal to recap Week 2 Against the Tennessee Titans with Former Chargers Defensive Back Chris Harris Jr. CHJ talks with them about the Staley defense and wants to see the Bolts play more zone going forward to let the pass rush have an effect on the game. They talk a bit about how Deion is changing the scope of the State of Colorado and how wide open the division feels in the AFC West. Be sure to watch the video version of the show on Bally Sports West tonight. New pods coming every week with more great Chargers Football Talk. Bolt Up!

Matt "Money" Smith joins Chargers' All-Decade Team Fullback Lorenzo Neal to recap Week 1 Against the Miami Dolphins with Former Chargers Pro-Bowl Linebacker Shawne Merriman. "Lights Out" talks with them about the challenges the Bolts faced against a dynamic offense like the Dolphins and how different the challenge will be in Week 2 Against the Titans and Derrick Henry. Be sure to watch the video version of the show on Bally Sports West tonight. New pods coming every week with more great Chargers Football Talk. Bolt Up!

New Host Matt "Money" Smith joins Chargers' FB Legend Lorenzo Neal to preview Week 1 Against the Miami Dolphins. They are joined by Head Coach Brandon Staley to talk about the outlook on the team this year, controlling the 3 phases of football, and Kellen Moore's new position with the team as OC. Be sure to watch the video version of the show on Bally Sports West tonight. New pods coming every week with more great Chargers Football Talk. Bolt Up!

Will JT be traded to the Chargers?

Lorenzo Neal reacts to Justin Herbert's MASSIVE Contract Extension.

Borna Nazari and Lorenzo Neal share their thoughts on the new QB rankings + Preview Chargers Training Camp!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari discuss the Chargers and everything related to Herbert, Ekeler, Jc Jackson, and MORE!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break down the huge news of Austin Ekeler requesting a trade. WOW

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari discuss the Chargers bringing in Kellen Moore as the new Offensive Coordinator.

Lorenzo Neal and I discuss the Chargers firing of OC Joe Lombardi and QB Coach Shane Day. We also preview the rest of the NFL Playoffs

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari talk Chargers collapsing to the Jaguars.

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari discuss the Broncos defeating the Chargers.

Lorenzo Neal and I discuss the SURGING Chargers!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari discuss the Chargers clinching a playoff spot, after a huge victory Monday night against the Colts!

Lorenzo Neal and I chat about the HUGE Chargers Victory over the Titans. WOW.

Let's put the Hebert Tua discussion asleep.

MASSIVE GUEST ON THE SHOW! The BEST Defensive Player in the NFL Derwin James joins HOG on the ALL-NEW Bleav in Chargers. Derwin James is arguably the best overall defender in the NFL, as he was voted first-team all-pro after his Rookie Season back in 2018. Now, Derwin James leads the Chargers in almost every statistical defensive category.

Justin Herbert Delivers in a huge 25-24 for the Chargers. Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break it all down!

Lorenzo Neal and I recap Chargers 49ers + preview Chargers Chiefs in the ALL-NEW Bleav in Chargers!

BIG Win last Sunday for the Chargers, but another tough task is ahead as the Bolts travel to San Francisco for a Sunday Night CLASH with the 49ers. Lorenzo Neal and I have you covered on BLEAV in Chargers!

Lorenzo Neal and I are Back! In this episode, we recap the state of the Chargers at the Bye Week? How much Concern should we be feeling??!

Lorenzo Neal and I recap the Chargers Week 6 victory over the Denver Broncos. What an UGLY W. I'll take an ugly win over a pretty loss.

HUGE GUEST: Mike Williams of the Chargers joins the show!

The Chargers clash with the Jags in Week 3. Both teams are 1-1. Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break it all down. The biggest question: will star QB Justin Herbert Play?

The Chargers clash with the Jags in Week 3. Both teams are 1-1. Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break it all down. The biggest question: will star QB Justin Herbert Play?

The Chargers clash with the Jags in Week 3. Both teams are 1-1. Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break it all down. The biggest question: will star QB Justin Herbert Play?

Lorenzo Neal and I breakdown the crushing Week 2 Loss vs the Chiefs. Justin Herbert ok?

Lorenzo Neal and I breakdown the crushing Week 2 Loss vs the Chiefs. Justin Herbert ok?

Lorenzo Neal and I breakdown the crushing Week 2 Loss vs the Chiefs. Justin Herbert ok?

It's Chiefs Week! Chargers vs Chiefs on Thursday Night Football in Kansas City. Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal and co-host Borna Nazari preview EVERYTHING you need to know for this epic AFC West clash.

It's Chiefs Week! Chargers vs Chiefs on Thursday Night Football in Kansas City. Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal and co-host Borna Nazari preview EVERYTHING you need to know for this epic AFC West clash.

It's Chiefs Week! Chargers vs Chiefs on Thursday Night Football in Kansas City. Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal and co-host Borna Nazari preview EVERYTHING you need to know for this epic AFC West clash.

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break down everything you need to know from the Charger 24-19 Week 1 Victory over the Raiders. Khalil Mack is HIM!!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break down everything you need to know from the Charger 24-19 Week 1 Victory over the Raiders. Khalil Mack is HIM!!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break down everything you need to know from the Charger 24-19 Week 1 Victory over the Raiders. Khalil Mack is HIM!!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari are joined by the gentlemen from Bleav in Raiders as we preview Chargers Raiders week 1!!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari are joined by the gentlemen from Bleav in Raiders as we preview Chargers Raiders week 1!!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari are joined by the gentlemen from Bleav in Raiders as we preview Chargers Raiders week 1!!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari talk about the Chargers signing Sony Michel and the new 53-man roster.

Borna Nazari and Lorenzo Neal breakdown the Chargers pre-season finale on the All-New Bleav in Chargers.

Borna and Lorenzo break down pre-season week 2 as the Chargers squared off with the Cowboys.

In this episode, Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break down the Chargers Preseason opener to the LA Rams. Although it was a loss, there were a lot of good takeaways today. From Michael Bandy to Zion Johnson, we have you covered!

Chargers Training Camp is here, and there is a lot to discuss ahead of the pre-season opener. When will the Derwin James contract get figured out?!?! Is Josh Palmer a future STAR?!?? Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari break it all downm

Quentin Jammer joins Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari to discuss the HIGH expectations for the Chargers in 2022. He shares some fun stories of the past + gives advice to young and upcoming defensive backs like Asante Samuel Jr.

Lorenzo Neal discusses Chargers Training Camp, and what to expect from a mental/physical standpoint. Training Camp has a different perception on a fan level, but we get an inside look from an NFL training camp from a player.

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari have you covered with all things Bolts! In this episode, Chargers LEGEND Shawne Merriman joins the show to discuss expectations for the 2022 Chargers. This was awesome!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari have you covered with all things Bolts!

In this episode, Chargers Legend Kassim Osgood joins the show to discuss his NFL journey + the importance of special teams. He shares his views on the Chargers for the upcoming 2022-2023 campaign.

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari have you covered with all things Bolts! In this episode, the duo breakdown the Chargers' 2022 NFL Draft picks!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari have you covered with all things Bolts! In episode 2, the duo breakdown potential options for the Chargers with their first-round pick. They also touch on Deebo Samuel, and his potential move!

Lorenzo Neal and Borna Nazari have you covered with all things Bolts!

In this episode, the duo breakdown and recap the Charger's selections in the 2022 NFL Draft. How did Tom Telesco and company do? We discuss.

Zo and Fernando breakdown the craziness that was the Chargers vs. Browns game. They also preview the matchup between Lamar Jackson and Justin Herbert.

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Zo and Fernando discuss the Chargers vs Raiders Monday Night Football matchup. They also get into Fresno State retiring Lorenzo's number.

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Zo and Fernando break down what happened in the Chargers vs. Cowboys game. Plus they preview the Chargers vs Chiefs matchup.

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Zo and Fernando breakdown Chargers offense. Then speak to Balance7's Dr. Nooristani and former NBA Champion Lamar Odom.

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Zo and Fernando breakdown key things to watch for in the joint practice between the Chargers and 49ers. Zo also talks about his experiences in joint practices a looooooong time ago.

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Zo and Fernando discuss how the first week of training camp has gone for the Chargers. Plus, Zo discovers that two-a-days are no longer a thing in the NFL.

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Zo and Fernando discuss about former Chargers defensive end Melvin Ingram signs with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Also, A Chargers training camp preview.

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What are the realistic expectations for Justin Herbert in 2021? Also, what do Zo and Fernando make of the Julio Jones trade to Tennessee.

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Zo and Fernando breakdown why the Chargers must change course and trade for Falcons WR Julio Jones. Also, the impact that a returning and now cleared Derwin James has for the defense. Plus, is Aaron Rodgers on his way out or staying after his latest interview?

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Zo and Fernando discuss what it means that the Jacksonville Jaguars signed Tim Tebow as a tight end. They also discuss the latest on Aaron Rodgers vs Green Bay. Plus, preview to the schedule release.

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Lorenzo Neal and Fernando Ramirez break down what they liked about the Chargers 2021 draft class. They also breakdown the Aaron Rodgers news.

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Lorenzo and Fernando take a look at what the Chargers need out of this draft. Plus what is the top 10 going to look like?

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Zo and Fernando analyze a twitter picture of the 2020 & 2021 NFL Draft quarterback rankings. Also, what is the draft process right now for these players?

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Lorenzo and Fernando breakdown and discuss Chargers head coach Brandon Staley's press conference. They also analyze whether there are smokescreens on Justin Fields and Mac Jones.

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Lorenzo Neal & Fernando Ramirez discuss the NFL Draft shake up with the Sam Darnold trade. Also, how does that affect the Chargers?

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Lorenzo and Fernando discuss the report that Dea Spanos is trying to force brother, Dean, to sell the Chargers. Fernando goes in depth on what he knows. Guys also talk pro days and MLB opening day.

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Lorenzo talks about going through the NFL Draft process with his son. Fernando and him also discuss DeShaun Watson and NFL trades.

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Lorenzo and Fernando discuss the continued saga of free agency around the NFL and the Chargers as well.

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Zo and Fernando discuss free agency as a whole while also discussing the Chargers free agency moves. Who is closer to the playoffs New England or LA? They discuss.

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Zo and Fernando talk Chargers free agency with some breaking news of the team signing center Corey Linsley. Also, Zo talks about his former QB Drew Brees after he announces his retirement.

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Zo and Fernando talk about how important Chargers tight end Hunter Henry is to the team. They also discuss what other options there are if he leaves in free agency.

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Lorenzo and Fernando discuss all of the quarterback hot topics around the NFL. Also, they break down Lorenzo's top QBs of the AFC/NFC West.

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Lorenzo and Fernando breakdown Chargers GM Tom Telesco's press conference from Thursday morning. They talk about possible free agents, and areas they need to fix.

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Lorenzo and Fernando go in depth to break down how competitive the AFC and NFC West are especially with the moves made recently. Zo asks Fernando to rank both divisions.

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Lorenzo and Fernando discuss what are some rumors surrounding the team. They also dive into the future of defensive end Melvin Ingram, who is set to hit free agency.

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Former Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal meets his new partner in crime Fernando Ramirez. They get to know each other and also talk Chargers football.

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Lo and Iz talk about the Super Bowl and Justin Herbert's Rookie of the Year Award.

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Lo and Iz talk about the process of preparing for a Super Bowl one week away from the big game.

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Lo, Dan, and Iz talk about the new coordinators Head Coach Brandon Staley has brought to the Chargers and go over Championship Sunday.

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Lo ans Iz talk about Phillip Rivers retirement and their predictions for Championship Sunday.

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Tune in as Lo, Dan, and Iz talk about Brandon Staley becoming the new Head Coach, and about the Divisional Round results.

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Lo and Iz are joined by Dan Narsete to talk about the Raiders matchup on Thursday Night Football.

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Lo and Iz talk about whether this win was good for the Chargers, as they can't make the playoffs and are projected to have a top 5 pick in the draft.

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Lo and Iz talk about the Falcons Chargers match up this weekend, and whether the Chargers should want to win or not.

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Lo and Iz talk about Patriots Chargers game where it looked like the Chargers got completely outcoached and out-played.

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The Chargers lose another close game this past Sunday against the Raiders, listen in as Lo and Iz give their reactions.

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Lo and Iz talk about the 21 point lead the Chargers blew against the Broncos last Sunday.

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The Chargers travel to Denver to play the first of two games against the Broncos. Listen in as Lo and Iz give their predictions about how the game will go.

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Lo and Iz give the rundown about Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, and what this win means for the rest of the season.

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Lo and Iz react to the Chargers blowing another lead in the second half. This time the whole country got to see what Chargers fans have been going through this season.

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Lo and Iz go over how they think this weeks Monday Night Football game against the Saints will go.

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Lo & Iz go over the heart breaking loss in Tampa Bay, and what Austin Ekler's injury means for the team.

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Lo & Iz talk about how the Chargers can get their second win of the season.

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Lo and Iz give the run down about week 3's lose to the Carolina Panthers, and what they needed to do to win.

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Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal and Izzy La Rue talk about the Panthers matchup this week and how they think Justin Herbert's offense will do against a Christian McCaffreyless team.

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Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal and Izzy La Rue give their reactions to rookie QB Justin Herbert's NFL Debut and what it means for the rest of the season.

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Find out whether Lo & Iz think the Chargers can pull off the Week 2 upset or not.

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Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal and Izzy La Rue react to week 1 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

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Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal and co host Izzy La Rue talk about how they think the Chargers will do against the Cincinnati Bengals in their first game of the 2020 NFL season.

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Former Charger Pro-Bowl Special Team Specialist Kassim Osgood joins the show to talk about the importance of Special Teams on the football field.

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Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal talks about what he's seen from the Charger's defense in training camp and how it will translate to success in the season, with co host Izzy La Rue.

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Chargers Legend Lorenzo Neal talks about who will take the reigns of the Chargers offense after Phillip Rivers departed in the offseason to play for the Indianapolis Colts, with co host Izzy La Rue.

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The last week of the football season is here as Scott and Kyle close up shop with talk about what the Chargers must do to get their first divisional win of the year to finish with a bang, Scott shares a NFL MVP candidate, Lamar Jackson story, and the guys paint a current picture of … Continued

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Scott and Kyle with two games left on the schedule, covering this week vs the Raiders, what kind of fantasy football player Kyle would be if he were active, do the 2nd and 3rd stringers deserve a shot with Bolt Central out of the playoff hunt, and instead of this week’s picks, the hosts hit … Continued

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Scott and Kyle talk this week’s game vs the Vikings, who are the Chargers offensive and defensive MVPs, we have a few new sponsors, we pick teams to win, and answer the listeners all here for you.

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Scott and Kyle are back to cover the Chargers vs Jags, coaching changes, Phillip Rivers woes, make the picks, answer the listeners, and talk the new stadium.

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Scott and Kyle bring you the scoop on the Monday Night Showdown vs the division leading Chiefs, they talk favorite Thanksgiving recipes, what it’s going to take to make a playoff push, answer listener questions, pick ems, and more.

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Coming off a 26-11 W vs the Packers and heading directly to Oakland for a divisional rivalry, Scott and Kyle cover how the Chargers season may have been saved by the stroke of interim Offensive Coordinator, Shane Steichen’s genius and Gus Bradley’s stingy defense. All that and a bag of Terminator isms and pick ems. … Continued

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We have a special show for you this week as Scott and Kyle welcome Chargers team reporter, Hayley Elwood to the cast. They discuss the what the Bolts must do to come away with a win vs Green Bay and that potent offense, life after Ken Whisenhunt, the trade deadline, college athletes getting compensated, answer … Continued

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Part 2 of your favorite Chargers podcast pits Scott and Kyle vs each other as they make their pick ems, mathematically break down what the Bolts must do to have a 2nd half surge, talk the state of the AFC West, the trade deadline, and answer listener questions.

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This special intro one to the two parter has hosts Scott and Kyle covering what the Bolts must do to salvage their season at 2-5 as they get you game faced for the elite defense that are the Monsters of the Midway, and a knee slapping outtake.

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This week, former Chargers Linebacker, Kyle Emanuel joins Scott as they cover this Sunday’s game vs the Titans, what went wrong last week vs the Steelers, Kyle talks about what it’s like to line up against Tom Brady while he breaks down Gus Bradley’s defensive woes, and can both hosts agree about this week’s pick … Continued

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This week’s episode covers last week’s loss to the Broncos. Is Melvin Gordon’s presence interrupting the Charger flow? We look ahead to the Steelers. Scott has a new partner coming to the show in the vein of a former Charger, and he has all your Charger answers here on Leading The Charge.

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Scott makes his week 5 picks while covering last week’s win, Melvin Gordon, answers listener questions, and don’t sleep on the upcoming divisional showdown vs the 0-4 Broncos. It’s not a gimme game. All here. All for you. Bolts to the house.

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This week’s episode comes on the heels of Melvin Gordon’s return which we will talk about on the next one. Your voice of Bolt nation, Scott Lieberman covers the loss to the Texans, a bright look ahead to the Dolphins, another Fire Marshall Bill impersonation, why fantasy kickers are the toughest to choose, and a … Continued

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On this week’s episode, host Scott Lieberman recaps the loss to the Lions, covers Hunter Henry’s injury timeline, introduces NFL expert Jack-in-the-Box-Cullison to spread his knowledge on the art of spreads, shares fantasy football waiver recommendations, and a little music and movie action. Plus, we look ahead to week 3 vs Houston at home. All … Continued

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This week your Chargers Insider and Host, Scott Lieberman brings you a recap of the victory over Indy, Austin Ekeler’s monster day and could he be the back of the future? Are Mike Williams and Michael Davis okay? What “Antics” Antonio Brown’s release from the Raiders does for the AFC West. He answers listener questions … Continued

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The 2nd episode of Host, Scott Lieberman’s kickoff to the LA Chargers regular season provides pregame analysis of the first showdown vs Indy, roster cuts, potential fillers for Melvin Gordon, recapping the preseason completion vs San Fran, a Jim Carrey impersonation, and answering questions from our listeners. All here. All for you. Bolts to … Continued

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On his very first episode, Podcast Host Scott Lieberman brings us the inside scoop on the Chargers preseason, rookie standouts, fantasy football sleeper picks, Melvin Gordon, answers listener questions, and provides a quick look at the week 1 showdown vs Indy. All here. All for you. Bolts to the house!!!!

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Mike Davis is joined by Travis Wakeman of Bolt Beat from the FanSided Network. Together, they break down a promising draft from Tom Telesco and the LA Chargers franchise.

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Ryan Leaf and Mike Davis breakdown the 2019 NFL Draft, dissecting and predicting the possible outcomes for the Chargers. Should they go defensive tackle? How about quarterback for the future? Is Josh Rosen in the mix? Leaf and Davis discuss all that and more!

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Fox Sports Host and Play by Play Announcer David Gascon joins Ryan to discuss the year that was for the Chargers and preview next weeks Super Bowl.

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Ryan Leaf recaps the first 3 games of CHARGERS ’18 season

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