Bleav in Chargers

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. #Boltup