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Kevin Harlan Previews Chiefs-Chargers, Fantasy Advice with James Koh

Chris Hayre (@chrishayre) is joined by CBS Sports' Kevin Harlan (@Kevinharlan), ESPN Chiefs reporter Adam Teicher (@adamteicher) and NFL Network's James Koh (@JamesDKoh) on the Week 3 edition of Chargers Weekly. Among the topics with Harlan: calling a big AFC West game so early in the season (3:00), the Chiefs' dominance over the AFC West the last two seasons (6:45), thoughts on Philip Rivers' career (11:00), and not knowing which NFL teams are for real until October (14:30); Teicher gives his thoughts on rookie running back Kareem Hunt (21:00) and Keenan Allen vs. Marcus Peters (25:30); Koh provides advice for your fantasy teams entering Week 3 (29:30).

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Chargers Weekly: All Things Wide Receiver With Reception Perception's Matt Harmon

The voice of the Chargers Matt "Money" Smith and KCAL News' Chris Hayre are joined by Yahoo football writer and the creator of "Reception Perception" Matt Harmon. Among the topics: discussing the three blue-chip WRs in the 2024 NFL Draft, the gap between the top three prospects and the rest of the class, speed receivers in this year's draft, a mid-round sleeper WR to watch, and what Harmon would do with the fifth overall pick.

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Chargers Weekly: Analyzing the Top 11 Picks and How They Affect the Bolts

The voice of the Chargers Matt "Money" Smith and KCAL News' Chris Hayre react to run game coordinator/tight ends coach Andy Bischoff's press conference and the remade tight ends room (07:10) before getting back to the 2024 NFL Draft and discussing what each team in the top 11 may be thinking (20:00).

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Chargers Weekly Fan Q&A: Ben Herbert's Presser, More No. 5 Pick Discussion and Day Two Draft Options

The voice of the Chargers Matt "Money" Smith and KCAL News' Chris Hayre answer fan questions including takeaways from Ben Herbert's press conference (01:50), cornerback options in the draft, Jesse Minter's defense (40:40), and more discussion about what the Bolts will do with the fifth overall pick (19:00).

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Chargers Weekly: Top Takeaways From Jim Harbaugh at NFL Owners Meetings

The voice of the Chargers Matt "Money" Smith and KCAL News' Chris Hayre share their top takeaways from Jim Harbaugh's media availability at the NFL Owners Meetings in Orlando (00:50). And with the NFL Draft 28 days away, the guys continue to discuss all the possibilities at No. 5 overall (06:00).

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Chargers Weekly: Departures and Arrivals

Matt "Money" Smith and Chris Hayre discuss the Chargers latest moves in free agency, including the departure of wide receiver Keenan Allen to the Chicago Bears via trade (0:30). The guys also discuss some of the team's new arrivals and how free agency may dictate what the team does at No. 5 overall (09:52).

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Chargers Weekly: Starting off Free Agency with The Athletic's Daniel Popper

Matt "Money" Smith is joined by Daniel Popper from The Athletic to discuss the start free agency and the new league year. They breakdown the moves that the Chargers have made so far (01:30) and the different position groups that can be targeted during the draft and free agency (04:20).

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Chargers Weekly: Post-Combine Recap With NFL.com's Lance Zierlein, Bolts Assistant GM Chad Alexander Joins the Show

Matt "Money" Smith and Chris Hayre are joined by NFL.com's Lance Zierlein's discuss the quarterback group and how they performed in the combine (00:30), trading possibilities for the No.5 and No.37 picks (3:30), how important an addition to the offensive line can be crucial the offense (16:00). Chargers Assistant General Manager Chad Alexander also joins the podcast to talk about is first few weeks working with the Chargers (32:00).

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Chargers Weekly From Indy: ESPN's Matt Miller and The Film Room's Brett Kollmann

Matt "Money" Smith and Chris Hayre wrap things up from Indy with ESPN's Matt Miller (02:00), who shares his thoughts on what the Chargers should address in the 2024 NFL Draft. Later, Brett Kollmann gives his thoughts on prospects the team could identify in both early and late rounds (15:30).