No Zac Alfers this week, but I had to break down the Chargers nailbiter at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The Chargers beat the Falsons 20-17 after Cameron Dicker hit a game winning field goal. What an insane situation the Chargers found themselves after Austin Ekeler’s fumble. Dicker the Kicker became the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week. Speaking of Special Teams, I gave a pretty interesting history about the Chargers Special Teams Units over the last few decades that is worth noting.

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The Los Angeles Chargers stumbled into their bye week with an underwhelming 4-3 record following an embarrassing loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 7. After a week of rest for a roster riddled with injuries, Tyler and Zac took the off time as a way to reflect on the good and the bad of the Bolts season up to this point. The guys point out what they think has been holding the Chargers back, what needs to change if this team wants to make a playoff run, and why there is plenty to be excited about over the next 10 games. They also breakdown LA’s Week 9 opponent, the run heavy Atlanta Falcons. Even though it might not be the most favorable matchup for the Powder Blue, the guys believe that this game is gearing up to be a major momentum builder. Bolt up!

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The Los Angeles Chargers are now 4-2 and tied for the AFC West lead following a bizarre 19-16 overtime win over the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football. The guys both made it to SoFi for this primetime matchup and detail their experience with one of the NFL’s fastest growing fan bases, Bolt Fam. Justin Herbert attempted 57 passes in the game but didn’t throw a single touchdown. It didn’t end up plaguing the Bolts but it has left the Bolt Fam to question this coaching staff once again. Is Brandon Staley’s job on the line? How much blame does Joe Lombardi deserve for this pedestrian offense? Looking towards next week, the guys break down the 3-3 Seattle Seahawks who have a surprisingly talented roster while being coached by one of the best football minds ever in Pete Carroll. Want to know what to watch for on Sunday? Tune in and find out

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The Los Angeles Chargers took down the Cleveland Browns in a nail-biter for the second season in a row 30-28. Brandon Staley took some flack for his 4th-down decision-making, especially for one that could have lost the Chargers the game. We also preview the Denver Broncos. What is going on with Russell Wilson? The Broncos once looked like one of the most dangerous teams in the NFL, but they have been atrocious offensively with low-scoring primetime games. We also want to welcome special guest Tim Williams, a teammate of Joshua Kelley at UC Davis.

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The Los Angeles Chargers are back in the win column after they snapped their two-game losing skid with a road win over the Jacksonville Jaguars last week. Tyler and Zac discuss how the Bolts were dominant at times, mostly in the first half, but the Jags battled back to make things a little too interesting.

Looking forward to next week, the guys dissect the Browns roster and identify some key matchups the Bolts should look to exploit. Will the new improved Chargers' defense be enough to stop the potent rushing attack of the Browns? Tune in for all the answers.

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The Los Angeles Chargers come off an embarrassing loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars and get a chance at redemption when facing the Houston Texans. The Chargers got out-coached at home while facing Doug Peterson and it should act as a wake-up call to Brandon Staley. The fans are unhappy with Joe Lombardi's playcalling on offense and with Injuries to players that include Rashawn Slater, Joey Bosa, Justin Herbert, Jalen Guyton, JC Jackson, Corey Linsley, and Keenan Allen, can the Chargers right the ship against the Texans in week-4. There are some reinforcements on their way, and Jamaree Salyer will be the primary focus as he goes head-to-head against Jerry Hughes as he transitions to left tackle. Theres a long season left to go, but its time for the Chargers to wake up as the NFL season begins to take shape.

We also welcome @FlabiJabiGabi to the podcast this week to break down the Jaguars and Texans. Boltup!

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The Los Angeles Chargers will face their first opponent outside the AFC West this week as they look to get back in the win column following a disappointing loss on Thursday Night Football. The Jacksonville Jaguars will make the trip to the lovely SoFi Stadium fresh off an impressive 24-0 beatdown over the Indianapolis Colts and hope to continue that momentum from last week.

Brandon Staley has put a major emphasis on player health since he arrived in Los Angeles and so far during his tenure as head coach, the Bolts have done a great job of keeping their best guys on the field. That will be a little different this week as the Chargers have several key players on the injury list. J.C. Jackson and Corey Linsley are doubtful. Keenan Allen, Donald Parham and Trey Pipkins are questionable. While superstar quarterback Justin Herbert remains a gametime decision as he battles his way through a rib cartilage fracture. Will Herbert be ready to go? Will the rest of the roster be enough to carry LA to win without him? All this and more answered on this week’s episode of Shock Therapy!

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The Los Angeles Chargers played a tight game against the Kansas City Chiefs in Arrowhead. Justin Herbert showed guts and toughness and why he is one of the premier quarterbacks in the NFL. In obvious pain, Herbert gave the Chargers a chance in the football game with a dime to DeAndre Carter in the closing minutes. The Chargers had a chance with the onside, but couldn't close when they needed to.

Defensively, Patrick Mahomes nearly threw multiple interceptions, but the Chargers couldn't capitalize when it mattered most. Still, the run defense was stout but it takes one play to dramatically change the game's tide. Asante Samuel Jr. was the defensive star of the game.

The Chargers have 10 days of rest that should hopefully get Keenan Allen, Justin Herbert, and Corey Linsley back to total health. Up next, The Jacksonville Jaguars.

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The Los Angeles Chargers successfully enacted revenge upon the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, defeating their division rival by a final score of 24-19. Khalil Mack silenced his doubters by vehemently dominating every snap he took, finishing with three sacks, six tackles, three TFL’s, four QB hits and a forced fumble, re-establishing himself as one of the baddest humans on the planet. Justin Herbert also impressed, going 26-of-34 passing with 279 yards and three TD’s while throwing no picks and never taking a sack. The most impressive part is that Herbert did this without having his favorite target in Keenan Allen for most of the game as Slayer came up hobbling in the 2nd quarter with a hamstring injury. The Bolts will have a short week as they head to Arrowhead Stadium to take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday Night Football. KC is fresh off a 44-21 beat down over the Arizona Cardinals this past week. Will the Chargers revamped defense be enough to contain Patrick Mahomes and Co.? Get ready for some fireworks Thursday Night!

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The Las Vegas Raiders travel to Los Angeles to play the Chargers at SoFi Stadium to kick off the 2022 NFL season. Question marks for the Raiders include their offensive line that looks worse than it was last season, especially with Josh McDaniels parting ways with offensive tackle Alex Leatherwood who was their first-round draft pick in 2021. The Chargers will also need to find a way to stop Davante Adams if JC Jackson is unable to play. This will be the first matchup with the Chargers pass rush duo of Khalil Mack and Joey Bosa. This could be a record-breaking year for sacks if the hype comes to fruition. Justin Herbert begins his MVP season against a secondary that lost Casey Hayward Jr and Trayvon Mullen who was just traded away.

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