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.

Money and Lo are joined by Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer to discuss the buzz around Jim Harbaugh potentially bringing Chargers training camp to Fresno. Mayor Dyer shares how the city is preparing to roll out the red carpet — including facilities, accommodations, and even a famous surf ranch for Money.

The episode also touches on standout performances from minicamp, the team’s upgraded depth, and promising rookies like Oronde Gadsden II and Trey Harris. But it’s the Central Valley takeover talk that steals the show.

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.