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

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.

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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:

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.