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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers’ playoff outlook after their big win over Minnesota. They address injury updates on Derwin James and Tony Jefferson, debating whether key players should rest before the Steelers matchup. They preview the struggling Titans, stressing the need for a dominant win and pressure on their young QB. They also praise Joe Alt’s standout play, question interior O-line depth, and discuss possible trade deadline moves to bolster the roster.

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.

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

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.  

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

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers’ recent struggles after two consecutive losses but highlight the silver lining of still sharing the top spot in the AFC West. They discuss ongoing issues with injuries, especially in the running back and offensive line positions, and analyze the impact of key trades, such as bringing in Odafe Oweh for much-needed defensive help. Money emphasizes how penalties and mental errors have plagued the team in recent games, while Lo stresses the urgent need for cleaner execution and better protection for Justin Herbert. Looking ahead, they preview the upcoming matchup against the Dolphins, outlining what the Chargers need to fix to get back on track and remain playoff contenders.

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

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. All this and more!

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.