Super Bowl champion and longtime NFL analyst Phil Simms joins Matt “Money” Smith on Bleav in Chargers to break down Justin Herbert’s stunning struggles and the Chargers’ 0-8 start. Simms offers a candid assessment of Herbert’s decision-making, Mike McDaniel’s offensive scheme, and the offensive line’s failures, even raising the possibility of benching Herbert to help reset his confidence. Plus, Matt breaks down the trade deadline, the decision to keep Khalil Mack, and why the Daiyan Henley trade could open the door for Marlowe Wax. Can the Chargers finally turn things around against the Ravens on Monday Night Football?

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The Los Angeles Chargers remain winless after an ugly 44-22 loss to the Houston Texans, and things may have just gotten worse. Justin Herbert exits with a finger injury after taking a career-high eight sacks, raising serious questions about the offensive line and the future of this struggling offense. Cole Strange finally gets benched, while backup QB DJ Uiagalelei provides a rare bright spot with his first NFL touchdown pass. With the Chargers sitting at 0-8, is it time to shut down Herbert, make moves at the trade deadline, and start looking toward the future?

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Money and Lorenzo dig into why the 0-7 Chargers’ offense has gone 27 straight drives without a touchdown, from quick pressures up the middle to who Herbert’s interceptions were thrown to. They also debate whether Khalil Mack, who is playing at an elite level, should be traded to a contender at the deadline.

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Matt” Money Smith breaks down another disappointing performance from Jim Harbaugh's Chargers, an offense that has now gone 27 consecutive drives without scoring a touchdown, and the growing concerns surrounding Herbert's confidence and comfort in Mike McDaniel's system.

Despite another strong defensive effort, the Chargers couldn't capitalize on opportunities. Herbert threw two interceptions, the running game struggled to establish any rhythm, and the offensive play-calling continues to raise serious questions.

He dives into the offensive line issues, Omarion Hampton's limited opportunities, the lack of explosive plays, and whether the coaching staff can make the adjustments needed to salvage the season.

With the Chargers sitting at 0-7, is it time to start thinking about the NFL Draft? Or is the biggest priority simply getting Justin Herbert back to playing like the franchise quarterback we've seen throughout his career?

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Rob Havenstein joins Erin Coscarelli to react to the 49ers adding DeForest Buckner and the Seahawks adding Quenton Nelson. They also break down how Kyren Williams and Blake Corum powered the Rams’ win in Las Vegas and preview Sunday’s game against the winless Chargers.

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Money Smith and Lorenzo Neal react to a 22-6 loss to the Chiefs that drops the Chargers to 0-6, arguing that the defense and special teams are good enough to win while the offense is broken. They debate whether to trade Khalil Mack and whether Mike McDaniel’s scheme fits Justin Herbert.

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Matt Money Smith explains why the Chargers need to change how they're using Ladd McConkey before the physical demands of Mike McDaniel's offense take an even greater toll.

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The Chargers’ defense is playing lights out, the team is still 0-5, and Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal go to the film to show why the offense keeps beating itself. Lorenzo breaks down the blocking failures up front before the guys look ahead to a blitz-heavy test in Kansas City.

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