Chargers Mailbag Special: Spiller, Colson, Gus Edwards, Kickoff Rules and Lo Neal Story Time
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- Kick off the 4th of July with Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal as they bring you a special mailbag episode. Lo shares his recent time spent with legends Dan Fouts, Kellen Winslow, Charlie Joiner, and more. Plus, he has a special story about Drew Brees. Tune in as they answer listener questions and share some great memories.
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Any true Chargers fan knows that LT's success was built on the back of Lorenzo Neal. Fans want Lorenzo to know that we saw his work and know his contribution. To paraphrase Kanye, "You made that running back famous."
Those offensive lines were special too!
Oh 100%, Lo really made MULTIPLE backs have AMAZING years.. He was the greatest, so glad I started rooting for the chargers in the early 2000’s to watch all the greats. Excited for the up and coming season too!🙏🏼
All orchestrated by Marty the Schottenheimer.
@@michaelbarton7532 Those were some good days back in San Diego.
I mean, LT was pretty good too…
Money may not know this, but Lorenzo definitely knows, the best section at the Q was F15, the only section that stood the entire game, right above the opponents tunnel. As a season ticket holder of that section in those golden years. All of Lo’s stories are the best content online. Almost bringing to tears thinking of when we had a team to root for that really represented our city.
Anyone that followed that team during the mid to late 2000's considered that to be the best of times. Close to a 7 year run of consistently making the playoffs and winning the division.
My dad and l, along with our friends, had season tickets in section F15 in the 2000s. It was an incredible experience. When his cancer became harder for him to manage we all moved a section up. Some of the best memories in my life. Tailgating with great people under E9 in the parking lot made both my dad and I really happy.
@@DaveCordell77 Were you there when they had the huge poster of Eli Manning in makeup that said "You mad, Bro" or something like that?
@@adrian-vu6gt I don't remember the poster, but it was around that same time. I do remember the Chargers weren't allowed to have their games broadcast on TV unless they sold enough tickets each week. Rather than have away teams buy the tickets up (because who wouldn't want to tailgate and watch a game in beautiful SD weather?) the team donated tickets to first responders that went to ground zero in the years following 9/11. Raider games were the best games; Marty hated the Raiders and that message was delivered and emphasized every time. And, in my opinion, that week had the most tickets donated to first responders each year. It was wild.
Corey Dillon, LT and Eddie George in the same sentence. Lo Neal really lived
The team actually has a real head coach now.Hallelujah!
Kellen Winslow is one of my heroes. At 11 years old I cried at the end of the "epic in Miami" as he was carried off the field after giving everything to win, because even at that age I knew I was watching greatness!
Winslow was special. Hands like no other Big could man people out and dominate. His relationship was intense with Fouts. They'd go back and forth. But man they were magic.
We changed the TE position with Winslow and Gates !!!
At 15 I was working at Wendy's, listening to the game on the radio and forever falling in love with Kellen Winslow.
He is in my all-time Top 5 Chargers.
Lo and LT with Cam Cameron as offensive coordinator was a kick ass time for San Diegans.
Watching Lo get out in front of LT , looking for someone to de-cleat was AWESOME. Does anyone remember Tim Dwight flying down the sideline against the Patriots to escort LT into the end zone?? one of the most unselfish plays I've ever seen!!!
Lorenzo Neal is an AWESOME person! I love the look in his eyes when he tells a story.
Drew to Gates was an unstoppable.
As soon as money read the question, I was thinking the same player he mentioned… Herbert seems more upbeat then I have seen him in a while.
Please, please, please, Lo Neal tell some Philip Rivers stories! Love the one about Philip rapping and singing loudly while walking up and down the hallways.
I like many didn't realize it at the time, but those great Charger teams had their superbowl window shut violently the day they replaced LoNeal with one Jacob Hester. Sad but true.
Money and Lo story time 🎉
Money your the son I'm the planet I revolve around you- Lo Neal
I live in mining country. One of my female classmates had a dad who blew off his fingers like that on BOTH HANDS playing with blasting caps. Me and my buddy did a quick driveby of her house to see if she was home and her dad threw up his hands like "slow down!", but we thought he was throwing up "I love you"s for a long time until we heard about his fingers. Havent thought of that in years...Money makes me laugh.
we are all terrible..
Appreciate Matt's brief but concise lesson on our Independence.
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Great " digit " story
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SD native in Cinci. Living so close to Kentucky, we are all fireworks experts here 🦅🔥
You guys are legendary, great CHARGERS LEGACY, and a great constant of content...I HAVE LOVED THIS TEAM since John Jefferson and the 1979 win against the Steelers after the super bowl...GOD BLESS YOU BOTH, GOD BLESS CHARGERS NATION, HAVE a great 4th
Lo-Neal you are one of my all time favorites. Bud in Boise!
Gentlemen, worked for chargers for SID Gilman as his personal assistant from 61 to 65 and you and Neal are the best, love listening to both of you. Keeps me connected to the team I love and can not see in person any more. Please keep it up. Thanks
That's the coolest story ever for this old man Bolts fan !! I'll bet you have some stories , Sid was the BEST !!!! Thanks for sharing this brother !!!
Thank you Jim. That's very kind of you to share. We really appreciate it.
You guys are funny …. get a room guys!!
“You’re the sun and I revolve around you?”
Seriously??
FREAKING FUNNY LO !!!
definitely been coming across a lot more Lorenzo Neal content lately! love to see it!! ⚡BOLTUP
does Lorenzo “No Question” Neal ever have a question? 😂😂 LOVE YOU GUYS!!
Love the podcast. Always looking forward to a new episode! 🤟 Rock on Money 🤣.
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Happy 4th BOLT UP!!!
I still wear my #41 jersey ⚡️
GREAT SHOW ...HAPPY 4TH
I known it is a part of what the two of you do Money. And Lo, the stories of the guys you had the pleasure to work with. For us it is 45 minutes of getting away from the grind. The off time is just as interesting as the camp time. To me anyway.
thanks Alan. We appreciate you listening
Great content. Appreciate it.
In middle school I watched my woodshop teacher cut his pinky off on the band saw.
Thanks Money for putting my question on air. I was Stoked to say the least. I couldn't believe I saw my question on air. I'm going to have to show my wife it lol I appreciate you and Lo giving us your input on it also. Meant a lot to me. Thanks guys. Great show too. Just Love watching you and Lo. Keep up the Great work. 😊
Thanks for sending in. Keep them coming.
Thanks for sending it along Alan. Helps us with the show
I question whether the DD type returner is going to be good for the new kickoff dynamics. That is why I wanted the Bolts to draft Isaac Guerendo, 6'0" 231# and ran a 4.33 (Niners). I. think that power back type may very well do better than the guys who had space to set up his speed.
How on earth do I stay tuned to these events in San Diego before they happen??
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We will announce them with Lo.
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saw on twitter that there is going to be another event in San Diego on july 21st. Quentin Jammer, Rashawn Slater, Alohi Gilman, and Cornelius Johnson all supposed to be there.
All the Charger events in LA and San Diego including off season get togethers and player signing memorabilia are announced on the Chargers Facebook pages.
I'll bet Bosa won't be throwing his helmet and expecting Harbaugh to pick it up.
Wondering if Low would please share the old fumblerooski play he ran in SD?
What other team can boast Dan Fouts, Philip Rivers, and Justin Herbert as QB’s ?
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Are the chargers done paying the relocation fee? If so, did that have anything to do with how they are spending money now (coaches and facilities)?
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Likely an ignorant question here. What makes Aaron Donald an interior lineman that is great at pass rush but okay at run stopping? Isn't that just an End playing interior?
What’s your question??? Is he an End? Or why is he better at rushing the passer than stopping the run.
@@ruckdafaiders It looks like they took an edge rusher and moved him to the interior. From the descriptions of him he's better at rushing the passer, not as awesome stopping the run. That seems to fit the description of an edge. Again, I'm not very educated on the sport, just wondering. Why not move Mack to the interior? He'd get to the passer faster through the middle right? He's stout enough against the run.
It comes down to leadership by using every tool in the tool box to put the players a chance to succeed including accepting input from other coaches and players and honestly assesses it's validity. Staley was rigid, stubborn and unable to change whereas this staff is different with respect, integrity, knowledge, effort, fairness and honesty! Go Bolts!
The chargers should NEVER drafted Philip Rivers. Drew Brees would have been better.. plus the chargers could have drafted Larry Fitzgerald. That would have given them Brees, LT , Gates and Fitzgerald.. 4 hall of famers on offense,