Podcast appearances and mentions of Lorenzo Neal

Money and Lo kick things off reminiscing about the legendary 2006 Chargers season, with Lo reflecting on his role as lead blocker for MVP LaDainian Tomlinson. From there, they take live fan questions covering Justin Herbert's fit in the new offense, the battle for QB2, early rookie standouts and Harbaugh's culture shift throughout the organization.

The Chargers' O-line is beefed up and ready to bulldoze. Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal react to Rashawn Slater showing up to minicamp in full pads despite his contract situation and dig into Zion Johnson's potential move to center. Coach Harbaugh's “Elite Nine” gets some spotlight, featuring names like Herbert, Derwin, Slater, and rookie Joe Alt. The guys also talk up Omarion Hampton's explosive camp reps, Nick Hardwick's mentoring, and the possibility of training camp coming to Fresno. Bonus: Harbaugh wants to retire in the Central Valley, and Money's already calling the mayor.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the key takeaways from Chargers OTAs, with a major focus on Rashawn Slater's contract-related absence—the first of his career. They discuss the strategic nature of player holdouts and how agents help set market value for future deals. Zion Johnson is being tested at center as the team looks to optimize his talent after inconsistent play at guard. Rookie running back Omarion Hampton continues to impress, and undrafted free agent Rocket Sanders is pushing hard for a roster spot. Money and Lo emphasize the importance of a stronger run game and better offensive line play for a playoff push, and also highlight special teams depth issues and praise the defensive coaching staff for their focus on versatility. Lastly, they note that both the early division games and the final stretch of the season will be critical for the Chargers' postseason hopes.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal are BACK together for a brand new episode of Bleav in Chargers and this time they are talking about the leadership that they have seen at Phase Two. Team leaders like Derwin James and Justin Herbert have all shown up at Phase Two  this past week and are showing the new rookies what Chargers football looks like in order to set a good example of what is expected of them. The guys also get into what the team might look like in this upcoming season and hit on the fact that Omarion Hampton has officially signed his rookie deal and joined the team. Start gearing up for an exciting season ahead with us here at Bleav in Chargers! 6:00 -6:40 team participation 6:40 - 7:55 team leaders stepping up in OTAs 8:04 - 11:30 talks about Daiyan Henley stepping up 14:45 - 15:00 discuss players statistics 18:15 - 20:00 Troy Dye Return 24:16 - 29:28 discuss drafting  corners 29:41 Omarion Hampton signing 29:55 -31:59 discuss RB Roster 32:52- 33:30 discuss how rookie camp was different 34:09 - 35:15 discuss Coach Harbaugh 38:15 - 38:40 Discuss Jordan Petaia 41:45 - 43:25 discuss roster competition 44:25 - 51:08 discuss first 3 games/ rest of schedule

On this episode of Bleav in Chargers, hosts Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal are joined by former Charger and Pro Bowler, running back Natrone Means. Now serving as a running backs coach at North Carolina, Coach Means discusses first-round draft pick Omarion Hampton. He takes us through Hampton's journey from high school star to collegiate standout, highlighting his remarkable growth from just 400 yards as a freshman to over 1,600 yards as a senior. Additionally, Coach Means shares his experiences coaching under Bill Belichick 00:01:39 – Omarion Hampton 00:02:06 - Recruitment Insight 00:05:19 - Contact Balance 00:10:56 - Transitioning from College to NFL 00:12:40 – Omarion's Potential and Future in the NFL 00:19:40 - Scheme Adaptability 00:22:19 – Playing with Drake Maye 00:24:23 - Mechanics of Hand-Offs 00:25:34 - Coaching Journey 00:27:57 - Working with Coach Belichick

In this special post-draft edition of Bleav in Chargers, hosts Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive into the aftermath of the 2025 NFL Draft. They break down the Chargers' key selections, including running back from UNC Omarion Hampton, picked at number 22. Hampton brings explosive speed and a game-changing presence to the backfield. They also discuss the addition of Trey Harris, a true X receiver who has the ability to stretch the field, and KeAndre Lambert-Smith, who will add depth to the receiving corps. Additionally, they analyze the Chargers' strategic moves to strengthen both their offensive line and defense, including the drafting of Jamaree Caldwell and Kyle Kennard. 01:10 - Omarion Hampton: The Chargers' First Round Pick 02:20 - Running Back Dynamics 04:50 - Trey Harris: The Chargers' Second Round Pick 08:10 - Keandre Lambert-Smith 11:30 - Gadsden 14:30 - Kyle Kennard: SEC Defensive Player of the Year 16:00 Caldwell's Journey and Background

As the NFL Draft looms just a day away, Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive deep into the Chargers draft strategy and key positions of interest. Money bangs the drum for standout WR Emeka Egbuka and the two discuss the strong influence of Jim Harbaugh's Michigan ties, particularly with prospects like Will Johnson, Colston Loveland, and Kenneth Grant.

In this episode of Bleav in Chargers, hosts Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal explore the latest buzz from the NFL offseason and the owners' meetings in Palm Beach. They discuss Jim Harbaugh's recent comments regarding the Chargers' offensive line strategy after adding Mekhi Becton and the possibility of Zion Johnson moving to center. Additionally, Matt and Lorenzo discuss potential draft targets and impact players who stand out, such as TreVeyon Henderson, Quinshon Judkins, Walter Nolan, Cam Skattebo, and Colston Loveland, and who might help the Chargers find their next game-changer.

Listen in as Jonathan Stewart and Lorenzo Neal go LIVE from the Bleav Youtube channel in order to talk about the latest in Panthers news and the draft. Who do you think the Panthers might take? If you might be curious about who JStew and Lo have been eyeing then this is the podcast for you! Listen in NOW!

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal are LIVE to break down the Chargers offseason moves, focusing on strengthening the offensive line with key signings like Mekhi Becton to fit Jim Harbaugh's power-run philosophy. They discuss draft priorities, debating whether the Chargers should target an explosive playmaker or a dominant defensive lineman. The return of Mike Williams and his chemistry with Justin Herbert is highlighted, along with the team's calculated approach to free agency—balancing affordability and roster needs while preparing for future extensions. A must-listen for Chargers fans tracking the team's rebuild.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal go LIVE from the road to break down the Chargers' free agency moves. With fans anxious over the team's quiet start, they emphasize Jim Harbaugh's patient approach, prioritizing re-signing key players like Rashawn Slater over big-name splashes. Key takeaways: O-Line Concerns: The market for linemen is skyrocketing, making deals tricky. Skill Positions: The team explored trades for DK Metcalf and Davante Adams but didn't land them. TE Evan Engram is still a possibility. RB Room: Najee Harris adds durability and power, but a draft pick at RB is still likely. Defense: Led by Harbaugh and Minter, the unit remains solid with Khalil Mack, Derwin James, and Junior Colson returning.

Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the team's offseason strategy, emphasizing their improved salary cap situation and focus on re-signing key players. Rather than making splashy moves, the Chargers plan to find value signings and strengthen both the offensive and defensive lines through the draft, with prospects like Tyler Booker and Kenneth Grant in consideration. Money and Lo also analyze league-wide free agency moves, including the release of stars like Davante Adams and potential Cooper Kupp trade. They finish by highlighting Coach Harbaugh's vision of building a durable, physical team while maintaining financial discipline.

From 'Inside Black & Gold' (subscribe here): There are a lot of Chargers ties with the Saints these days, and no one better to break down what to expect from new coaches Kellen Moore and Brandon Staley than former NFL fullback Lorenzo Neal, who played for the Saints and Chargers and now hosts the Bleav in Chargers podcast. Neal, a former Fresno State star, also weighs in on the Derek Carr conversation (spoiler: He's a fan).  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'Inside Black & Gold' (subscribe here): There are a lot of Chargers ties with the Saints these days, and no one better to break down what to expect from new coaches Kellen Moore and Brandon Staley than former NFL fullback Lorenzo Neal, who played for the Saints and Chargers and now hosts the Bleav in Chargers podcast. Neal, a former Fresno State star, also weighs in on the Derek Carr conversation (spoiler: He's a fan).  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For today's episode, I have more interviews from my time at Super Bowl media row!NFL hall of Famer, Terrell Davis, & 4 time prow bowler, Lorenzo Neal both talked some football & what they've been up to as of late. Nathan's hot dog eating champion, Joey Chestnut, & WWE star, Summer Rae, both said hello as well!Terrell Davis is donating 95% of his cameo fees to benefit the Los Angeles Fire Department & Summer Rae promoted the Bare Knuckle Fighting League!For video Youtube footage of these interviews:Terrell Davis - https://youtu.be/2d35Ibzaqhs?si=l8rD63pqOCXtNk-NLorenzo Neal - https://youtu.be/mw8OJAd5ibk?si=UmapDlmAqkDtgsAoSummer Rae - https://youtu.be/OW1o9yoESeM?si=7OQIJp9rjJM19efJJoey Chestnut - https://youtu.be/RaT0FPta55Q?si=F9nO_Afhzf37DL8GAlso, please click the link to pick up your next meal from Ike's Love & Sandwhiches! Ike's is my favorite sandwich show in the WORLD! https://www.ikessandwich.com@ikessandwiches For more exclusive content follow the Jim on Base Show on social media (Twitter/Instagram/TikTok): @JimonBaseShow

Steve and Jeff reported on the Saints' decision to hire Brandon Staley as defensive coordinator and previewed the Pelicans' final 27 games of the 2025 season. Former Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal, the host of the "Bleav in Chargers" podcast, joined Sports Talk. Neal shared his thoughts on Staley and Kellen Moore, the Saints' new DC and head coach with ties to the Chargers. Steve and Jeff interviewed Michael Ginnitti, the co-founder of Spotrac, about the Saints' current salary cap situation. The guys slammed the NBA for a lackluster All-Star Game compared to the NHL's Four Nations Tournament. Eric Edholm, a lead draft writer for NFL Media, joined Steve and Jeff to preview the 2025 NFL Draft and the upcoming NFL Combine. The guys projected an exciting NCAA Tournament and questioned New Orleans' fit for an NHL franchise. Audacy NBA insider Nick Friedell joined Steve, Jeff, and Charlie. Friedell criticized the NBA's All-Star Game after another lackluster showing, lamented Victor Wembanyama's season-ending blood clot issues, and evaluated the Pelicans' trade return for Brandon Ingram. Friedell also shared his thoughts on the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Boston Celtics, and the Phoenix Suns.

Former Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal, the host of the "Bleav in Chargers" podcast, joined Sports Talk. Neal shared his thoughts on Brandon Staley and Kellen Moore, the Saints' new defensive coordinator and head coach with ties to the Chargers. He also evaluated Saints quarterback Derek Carr.

Former Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal, the host of the "Bleav in Chargers" podcast, joined Sports Talk. Neal shared his thoughts on Brandon Staley and Kellen Moore, the Saints' new defensive coordinator and head coach with ties to the Chargers. He also evaluated Saints quarterback Derek Carr.

Steve and Jeff reported on the Saints' decision to hire Brandon Staley as defensive coordinator and previewed the Pelicans' final 27 games of the 2025 season. Former Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal, the host of the "Bleav in Chargers" podcast, joined Sports Talk. Neal shared his thoughts on Staley and Kellen Moore, the Saints' new DC and head coach with ties to the Chargers. He also evaluated Saints quarterback Derek Carr. Steve and Jeff interviewed Michael Ginnitti, the co-founder of Spotrac, about the Saints' current salary cap situation. Ginnitti projected some major decisions for New Orleans to get cap-compliant.

As key dates of the NFL offseason approach, the Combine is set for next week. Matt ‘Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss potential free agents, top draft picks, and the Chargers' needs. They consider whether Davante Adams would be a good fit for the receiving corps and how he would mesh with Justin Herbert. The conversation also covers Daniel Jeremiah's mock draft picks, as well as the futures of Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack. Additionally, they dive into what the Chargers need in the draft and free agency, and answer questions from fans.

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3rd hour of the G-Bag Nation: Footballer Sami Khedira joins the Nation live from Super Bowl Radio Row; NBA FA Update; Former NFL Running Back Lorenzo Neal joins the Nation live from Super Bowl Radio Row full 2355 Thu, 06 Feb 2025 23:36:18 +0000 oVXWP1L6sfI75SagmI6thx6QUgfkyExJ sports GBag Nation sports 3rd hour of the G-Bag Nation: Footballer Sami Khedira joins the Nation live from Super Bowl Radio Row; NBA FA Update; Former NFL Running Back Lorenzo Neal joins the Nation live from Super Bowl Radio Row The G-Bag Nation - Weekdays 10am-3pm 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.

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The Chargers season came to an abrupt end with the 32-12 loss to the Houston Texans in the Wildcard Round. Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal breakdown the terrible day, and talk about where the Chargers can go from here. With 11 wins, Jim Harbaugh had a terrific first season in Los Angeles, and the duo breaks down what the team can do to build on that and what holes need fixed. For Los Angeles fire relief checkout https://www.chargers.com/relief

In this episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt 'Money' Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the excitement surrounding the Los Angeles Chargers as they conclude their regular season and prepare for the playoffs. They discuss the impressive turnaround under head coach Jim Harbaugh, has revitalized the team after a disappointing 5-12 season last year. They compare Harbaugh to other coaches in the league, emphasizing how his approach has cultivated belief and enhanced performance among the players.They also analyze the upcoming matchup against the Texans, stressing the importance of health and momentum. Looking ahead, they break down the potential challenges posed by the Texans, particularly their defensive strengths, and what the Chargers need to do to set the tone for the game. 00:00:00 - Introduction to the Playoff Preview 00:00:11 - Reflecting on the Chargers' Season 00:01:02 - Impact of Jim Harbaugh's Coaching 00:02:29 - Comparing Coaching Styles: 00:06:51 - Health and Momentum Heading into the Playoffs 00:09:57 - Chargers' Identity and Game Strategy 00:12:17 - Importance of Practice and Preparation 00:13:14 - Chargers' Favorable Matchup Against Texans 00:20:09 - Key Matchups: Chargers vs. Texans 00:22:55 - Texans' Offensive Struggles 00:25:51 - Chargers' Defensive Strengths 00:27:26 - Special Teams and Field Position 00:30:12 - Strategies for Winning the Game 00:39:03 - Ezekiel Elliott's Role in the Playoffs  

On this episode of Bleav in Chargers, Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal dive into key topics ahead of tomorrow's game and the approaching playoffs. They discuss the strategy of resting players before the postseason and the impact of falling short of performance incentives. The duo also breaks down the playoff picture, analyzing potential matchups and identifying the toughest opponents. They highlight the challenges posed by the Ravens, particularly the dynamic combination of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. Additionally, they explore the benefits of facing the Raiders in the season's final week and how it could set the Chargers up for success. Money points out key players to watch in the playoffs, including Derius Davis, while the conversation shifts to Derwin James's dominance. They discuss how James has been influenced by Jesse Minter and Jim Harbaugh, helping him reclaim his status as one of the league's best safeties. James has emerged as a leader both on and off the field, anchoring a defense on the verge of achieving something the franchise hasn't done in 61 seasons — allowing the fewest points in the league.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers upcoming game against the 3-win Patriots, review the recent matchup against the Broncos, and discuss potential playoff scenarios. 4:00- What's in the Chargers control? 5:52- Potential to secure the 5th or 6th seed. 15:00- The Chargers' fate is in their hands, with a favorable path if they can beat teams like the Ravens, Bills, and Chiefs. 19:00 Cameron Dicker's free kick from the Denver game. 19:53-Lorenzo Neal praises Justin Herbert for elevating every receiver on the team. 20:57-The importance of playing "Chargers football" and staying focused on the road. (20:57) 21;56-Money and Lo emphasize the need to take care of business. 28:55-Offensive matchups for the Chargers against the Patriots. 32:55-Injury updates 35:00 Trades that lead to Ladd Mcconkey on the Chargers

In the first hour of Willard and Dibs, Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal discuss the Golden State Warriors' tough loss against the Los Angeles Lakers last night and who's to blame, including Jonathan Kuminga's future with the team.

In hour 2 of Willard and Dibs, Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal are joined by NFL Films executive director Greg Cosell to chat all things 49ers and if the Dubs owe it to Steph Curry to keep building around him with veterans

In hour 3 of Willard and Dibs, Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal are joined by Dr. Brian Feeley for Cleared to Play where they discuss some of the injuries lingering around the 49ers locker room. They later debate Steve Kerr's rotation and if it's working during this rough stretch of play

In Hour 4 of Willard and Dibs, Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal discuss the Chiefs and Steelers as they enter the final moments of the NFL season and are joined by Warriors' head coach Steve Kerr to talk about the Christmas Day defeat against the Lakers

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr joins Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal on Willard and Dibs to talk about the team's brutal loss against the Los Angeles Lakers on Christmas day and now the Dubs can regain momentum they had with the rotation from earlier this season

Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal discuss the lack of execution with the Warriors' current 12-man rotation and determine whether or not it's working. They also dig into the NFL, with the Chiefs and Steelers

Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal discuss Steve Kerr's recent comments on the struggle of managing the rotation and take callers who a fuming about the process.

Dr. Brian Feeley joins Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal on Willard and Dibs to talk about some of the latest injuries around the San Francisco 49ers

Should the Warriors acquire players in their 30s to allow Steph a path at winning another championship? Or should they continue to get younger as they approach the trading deadline. Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal discuss on Willard and Dibs.

NFL Films executive producer Greg Cosell joins Willard and Dibs with Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal to discuss the 49ers recent matchup against the Dolphins and what he's seen from Brock Purdy, Deebo Samuel and Dre Greenlaw

Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal discuss last night's Warriors loss to the Los Angeles Lakers and what the deal is with Jonathan Kuminga and his performance.

After the news broke that Michael Penix Jr. would start instead of Kirk Cousins, Ovie Mughelli and Michael Turner went live on YouTube to react. Their good friend and podcast rival Lorenzo Neal joined them halfway through to poke some fun and reassure them that this might actually be the right move for the Falcons going forward.

Matt “Money” Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers blowout loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The duo dives into what lies ahead, including a critical Thursday Night matchup against the Denver Broncos and the challenges of a short week. Lo shares the mindset the Chargers must adopt to turn things around and avoid losing four of their last five games. They also discuss what the team's signature win has been.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal analyze the loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, emphasizing how the Chiefs consistently find a way to win under pressure no matter what. They discuss Quentin Johnston's performance after struggling with drops in Baltimore and how he is starting to fight pass interference calls. They also examine how Justin Herbert managed the game without throwing an interception despite missing Ladd McConkey and why he is built differently. Looking ahead, they preview the upcoming matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, outlining what Baker Mayfield brings to the team and the potential threat posed by Bucky Irving. They stress the importance of containing both players to secure a win at home.

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal discuss the Chargers latest victory over the Atlanta Falcons. They highlight Derwin James's impact on the defense, emphasizing how he elevates the performance of everyone, from starters to practice squad players. The duo also analyzes Marcus Maye's transition to the team, illustrating how defensive coordinator Jesse Minter has positioned him to succeed. They also acknowledge the significant contributions of Tony Jefferson and Tarheeb Still. Looking ahead, they preview what the Chargers need to do to defeat the Chiefs in Sunday Night Football. Money provides interesting stats and insights as they thoroughly break down the AFC West and discuss potential playoff scenarios.

Ovie and Michael are back to talk about the latest Falcons game that unfortunately resulted in a loss to the LA Chargers and they brought in a friend to help them recap the game, former Chargers Fullback and host of Bleav in Chargers: Lorenzo Neal. They talked all about what the Falcons did wrong, including Kirks 4 interceptions and about whether he is the answer or maybe its time for Penix to come in. Listen in NOW for an in depth look into yesterday's game and what the rest of the season could look like for the Falcons as well as a quick reminder of the bet between Lo and Ovie + Michael regarding the Falcons record at the end of the season.

Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal react to the Chicago Bears' disastrously bad Thanksgiving loss and discuss the firing of Bears head coach Matt Eberflus. They also explore the latest NFL news from around the league.

In Hour 2 of Willard and Dibs, Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal continue to reflect on the importance of special teams and how they've cost the 49ers this season. They also go back and forth about the Bears Thanksgiving coaching fiasco which led to the firing of their head coach.

In Hour 1 of Willard and Dibs, Dan Devone and Lorenzo Neal are joined by former NFL special teams standout Steve Tasker to discuss the importance of the special teams position. They then talk about Brock Purdy's availability and how the quarterback will fare in the chilly Buffalo climate

Matt "Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the tough loss in the Harbaugh Bowl, and talk about what needs to improve in the coming weeks. The two also preview the Falcons matchup on a short week and examine the Chargers playoffs chances.

Recorded: November 04, 2024 San Diego Chargers Defensive Legend Shawne Merriman joins Will Compton and Taylor Lewan for Episode 301 of Bussin' with the Boys! Shawne Merriman discusses his time at Maryland University, and the Buffalo Bills. Merriman then dives into his journey from a tough upbringing to becoming one of the most feared pass rushers in the league. He shares stories from his days with the San Diego Chargers, including his signature "Lights Out" sack dance, iconic clashes with NFL legends, Jason Taylor, Lorenzo Neal and Phillip Rivers to name a few. As well as what it took to play at an elite level from a mental perspective. But it's not all football; Merriman opens up about his early retirement due to injuries, the mental and physical toll of the game, and how he's channeled his energy into new ventures, from launching his "Lights Out" brand to his passion for MMA. He talks about the challenges and rewards of transitioning to life after the NFL, the lessons he learned on and off the field, and why giving back through his Lights Out Foundation means so much to him. Light Out Extreme Fighting and Lights Out TV Streaming Platform are also making huge moves in 2024 & 2025 to establish themselves in the Digital Media Sports Industry. Make sure to like, subscribe and please do us a favor and have yourself a day boys! Big O's and Tiny X's TIMESTAMP CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 2:39 Be One Of The Boys, Click The Button 4:53 The Boy's Got Will 18:46 CFB R 37:56 NFL Recap 45:59 Jason Kelce Reaction 59:29 SHAWNE MERRIMAN INTERVIEW STARTS 1:00:09 Shawne Checked Will On Instagram 1:01:46 How "Light's Out" Came To Be 1:05:30 Why Maryland? 1:08:43 Has Always Has The Entrepreneurial Spirit 1:09:56 When He Knew He Was Going To The NFL 1:11:50 Why Was Football Such An Escape? 1:14:44 Relationship Change After Making Money/His Relationship With His Dad 1:19:01 Why Did He Retire So Early? 1:20:47 Expectations For A First Rounder 1:26:36 "We Were The Best Team That Never Won Anything" 1:33:38 Rookie Hazing 1:42:28 Going From East Coast To West Coast 1:50:12 Transitioning Into The NFL 1:53:49 Getting Suspended For PEDs 2:10:36 Was He A Big Fighter? 2:13:14 Favorite Teammate Of All Time? 2:18:51 The Difference In All Of His Quarterbacks 2:19:53 From Beaches Of San Diego To The Cold Of Buffalo 2:32:11 Realizing He Was Mortal In The League 2:34:54 Why MMA? 2:42:21 Lights Out Entertainment 2:55:14 How To Compete Against The UFC 2:56:07 Charitable Work/Anti-Bullying Campaign 2:57:36 Advice To Kids 3:02:19 Twisted QOTW 3:05:57 Would He Ever Get Into Fighting? 3:11:22 Tier Talk - Best CelebrationsYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/bussinwtb