Chargers Podcast Network

Chris Hayre is joined by Chargers general manager Tom Telesco (:40) and NFL Network's -- and team radio analyst -- Daniel Jeremiah (17:25). Telesco discusses a variety of topics surrounding minicamp before answering fan questions on Thursday. Jeremiah gives his thoughts on the 2019 Chargers, including their first- and second-round selections. Download, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts.

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On a new episode of Chargers Weekly, defensive tackle Justin Jones discusses how he's making the leap from his rookie season to year two, the selflessness of the defense and more.

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Chris Hayre is joined by NFL.com's Marc Sessler (:40) and rookie linebacker Drue Tranquill (21:20). Sessler breaks down the three Chargers who made his NFL All-Under-25 Team. Tranquill discusses how much his life has changed over the last 30 days, from getting drafted to moving cross-country to becoming a new father. Download, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts.

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Chris Hayre is joined by the Los Angeles Times' Jeff Miller (:40) and nose tackle Brandon Mebane (15:00). Miller shares his takeaways from organized team activities and his recent piece on All-Pro cornerback Desmond King. Entering his 13th NFL season, Mebane discusses his role as a defensive captain and leader. Download, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts.

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Chris Hayre is joined by defensive tackle Damion Square (:40), and former Chargers great Shawne Merriman (12:00). Square discusses his return to the team, helping the rookies transition, and expectations for 2019. Merriman details his trip to Nashville, breaks down the selections of DT Jerry Tillery and S Nasir Adderley, and discusses the launch of Lights Out Xtreme Fighting. Download, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts.

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Chris Hayre is joined by Kansas State head coach Chris Klieman (:40), North Dakota State head coach Matt Entz (11:15) and NFL Network’s Omar Ruiz (23:25). Ahead of rookie minicamp, Klieman and Entz discuss two former Bison FCS All-Americans who are now Chargers rookies: quarterback Easton Stick and center Tanner Volson. Ruiz talks Chargers and the latest news around the NFL. Download, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts.

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Chris Hayre is joined by Notre Dame Defensive Coordinator Clark Lea (:44), The Denver Post's Ryan O'Halloran (17:10) and The Mercury News' Matt Schneidman (31:25). Lea discusses two of his former defensive players who were drafted by the Chargers: defensive tackle Jerry Tillery and linebacker Drue Tranquill. O'Halloran breaks down what the Broncos did in the 2019 NFL Draft, including the selections of Iowa tight end Noah Fant in the first round and Missouri quarterback Drew Lock in the second. Schneidman recaps the Raiders' draft, including their three first-round selections. Download, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts.

With the 2019 NFL Draft in the books, we look back at what analysts had to say about the team's first two picks on this podcast before the draft. Then, Chris Hayre is joined by Delaware head coach Danny Rocco (9:05) and Sioux Falls head coach Jon Anderson (18:55) to discuss two of the Chargers' new rookies. Download, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts.

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Chris Hayre is joined by ESPN’s Eric Williams (:40) and South Bend Tribune’s Eric Hansen (22:25) on a special draft episode. Williams reacts to the Chargers’ first three selections in the 2019 NFL Draft. Hansen shares first-round draft pick Jerry Tillery’s journey from Notre Dame to Los Angeles. Download, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts.

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Chris Hayre and the voice of the Chargers Matt “Money” Smith react to the 2019 regular-season schedule, which includes four primetime games and five divisional matchups in the last eight weeks. Smith also reacts to the Chargers switching their primary uniforms to the Powder Blues, and shares his thoughts on the 2019 NFL Draft. Download, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts.

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