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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Khalil Mack is known for wreaking havoc on the field, but he recently announced a big initiative that will make a massive impact in the Florida community. Earlier this week, Mack announced the launch of the Khalil Mack Foundation Scholarship Program, an opportunity that will impact 52 people across the state. Mack, of course, has worn No. 52 for the entirety of what is likely to be a Hall-of-Fame career, but he credited his wife, Brianna, for the idea.
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By Eric Smith 
| BiggerPockets
I'm trying to better understand where property management business is actually being generated today. For those who manage residential rentals, where did your last 10 clients come from? -Realtor referrals? -Existing client referrals? -BiggerPockets? -Other? I'd love to hear real-world experiences and what has provided the highest return on your time and marketing efforts.
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By Sam Liu, Eric Smith 
| BiggerPockets
Planning to self-manage an STR, but city ordinance requires a designated local contact to physically respond to neighbor complaints within 30 mins. We want to handle the day-to-day ourselves and don't need a full property manager. For those who do this, how did you find your local contact? Also, how do you structure their pay—monthly retainer or per-incident fee?
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers are coming off back-to-back, 11-win seasons under Jim Harbaugh but are still looking for a taste of playoff success. ESPN believes the Bolts will get a another chance to make a run this postseason. ESPN recently released early Super Bowl odds using its Football Power Index (FPI) and tabbed the Chargers with the ninth-best Super Bowl odds at 4.4 percent. That figure ranked fourth among all AFC teams.
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By Eric Smith 
| BiggerPockets
Hello everyone, My name is Eric, and I'm excited to join the BiggerPockets community. I've spent my career in property and portfolio management, working across residential, commercial, industrial, affordable housing, and manufactured housing communities. Currently, I oversee a portfolio of more than 150 properties and am involved in everything from day-to-day operations and capital improvement projects to renovations, development coordination, and value-add initiatives.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
It was a jam-packed Tuesday at The Bolt. The Chargers kicked off the second week of Organized Team Activity (OTA) practices with a big day from the defense, as RJ Mickens tallied a pick 6 on the afternoon. Off the field, Justin Herbert stepped to the podium for the first time since mid-January. Here are five takeaways from Herbert's media availability: 1.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers were back on the grass Tuesday for the second week of Organized Team Activity (OTA) practices. The Bolts went for a little over an hour in helmets and shorts, and will hold two more OTA practices this week. Jim Harbaugh's squad will partake in more OTAs next week before a three-day mandatory minicamp from June 16-18 at The Bolt. Here are three observations from the second week of Chargers OTA practices: 1. Defense wins the day The Chargers defense was flying around Tuesday afternoon.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Kevin Weidl had his choice of games to go to in Week 1 of the 2025 college football season. And while there were certainly plenty of juicy matchups for Weidl to see in person, the Chargers national scout circled a Monday night tilt featuring Notre Dame at Miami in a battle of Top 10 teams. "When you're there, you feel the moment, feel the environment," Weidl said. "It was a big game, right? It's Catholics vs. Convicts and there was a who's who on that sideline.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The calendar has turned to June, and things are ramping up within the Chargers offseason program. The Bolts will hold more Organized Team Activity (OTA) practices over the next two weeks before having a mandatory minicamp in mid-June. And while there are plenty of reasons for optimism around the Chargers offense, one of the biggest ones is a revamped tight ends room.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The helmets were on in El Segundo. The Chargers kicked off 2026 Organized Team Activity (OTA) practices on Wednesday, going for just over an hour in helmets and shorts. The Bolts will have two more OTA practices this week before holding three next week, but Wednesday's session is the only one open to reporters this week. Here are three observations from the first day of Chargers OTA practices: 1. Herbert in midseason form It was a throw that only a handful of people on the planet can make.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
There's a reason Derwin James, Jr. always breaks down the pregame huddle. In those moments before kickoff, there are all sorts of emotions on the field: excitement, nerves, anticipation. James' leadership serves as a steady and persistent force for the Bolts, and it's a pairing between a player and team that is just a seamless fit. That's why Tuesday's news that the Chargers and James have agreed on a new multi-year contract extension was hardly a surprise.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Phase Three of the Chargers 2026 voluntary offseason program is here. The Bolts begin Organized Team Activity (OTA) practices this week and will hold them for the next three weeks. While no live contact is permitted during OTAs, teams can do 7-on-7, 9-on-7, and 11-on-11 drills. The Bolts will also hold a mandatory minicamp June 16-18 at the Bolt. With that in mind, here are five questions surrounding the Chargers ahead of OTAs. 1. How do Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt look?
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Joe Hortiz couldn't help but rave about Justin Herbert. The Chargers General Manager joined Kay Adams on her 'Up & Adams' show on Thursday morning and covered numerous topics, including what he loves about the Bolts franchise quarterback. "I just think his competitiveness and play-making [ability] and how he's able to extend plays and his will to win and drive the team," Hortiz said. "He never flinches and he's always going to fight for the end and that's what you love about him.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers 2026 schedule is here. And while we did an analysis of the Chargers schedule on Thursday, let's take a look at how the 2026 road games shake out. Here are five takeaways from the Chargers road schedule: 1. Tough early tests It's never easy to play on the road, but the Chargers first two away games of the season might be as tough as they come. The Bolts open the season with a pair of home games (Arizona and Las Vegas) before hitting the road for back-to-back road games.
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social.plus Launches MCP Server: Making the Platform AI-Ready by Default

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By Eric Smith 
| EIN News
Compatible with Claude, VS Code Copilot, Cursor, and other AI tools, the MCP server brings real-time platform context to AI-assisted development. Platforms that win the AI shift will make APIs and docs as readable to AI agents as engineers.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Tony Jefferson is 34 years old and has played in 134 career NFL games. Put another way, the veteran safety has seen a bit of everything in this league. And he made it clear earlier this week that he believes the Chargers could be a special team this season. "I want to win a ring," Jefferson said.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers 2026 schedule is here. And while we did an analysis of the Chargers schedule on Thursday, it's time to take a deeper dive into the home games at SoFi Stadium. Here are five takeaways from the Chargers home schedule: 1. Opening with Arizona The Chargers will kick off the 2026 season against a rare opponent. The Bolts have only faced the Cardinals once in Week 1 in team history, and that matchup came in Arizona to open the 2014 season.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers 2026 schedule is officially set. Chargers.com recently caught up with Blake Jones, the NFL Senior Director, Broadcasting, to get an inside look at how the 2026 edition of the Bolts schedule came to be. Here's our 1-on-1 conversation with Jones: Let's start with a general question. When the league office is putting the NFL schedule together, how do you view the Chargers from afar?
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers 2026 regular-season schedule is out. Go here for Chargers single-game tickets. Here are the biggest takeaways from the Chargers 2026 schedule: The Chargers will open the season at SoFi Stadium for a fifth straight season. But they will do so against a team they have rarely seen in Week 1 — the Arizona Cardinals. This will mark just the second time the Bolts and Cardinals will meet in Week 1 (with the first coming in 2014).
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers have announced their 2026 preseason schedule. The Bolts will play a total of three preseason games, with the final two at SoFi Stadium. And in a unique twist, all of the Chargers will also see all three preseason opponents during the regular season. The Chargers open preseason play in Houston against the Texans. Kickoff from NRG Stadium will be in August 13 at 5 p.m. (PT). Los Angeles and Houston will then meet in Week 9 of the regular season at SoFi Stadium.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The buzz around Chargers running back Omarion Hampton continues to grow as spring practices roll on. And it could be because things are shaping up quite nicely for last year's No. 22 overall pick. Fox Sports' Greg Auman took on the task of ranking 10 players who are poised for a massive second season, with Hampton very high on the list.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Mike McDaniel said last week that his first few months on the job have "exceeded expectations." Of course, it helps to have a quarterback like Justin Herbert on the roster, as the Chargers Offensive Coordinator noted that he wants the Herbert to "own the position a way he never has." But what about the group tasked with protecting Herbert?
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Joe Hortiz has often touted the fact that roster building is a year-round process. The latest move from the Chargers General Manager backs up that line of thinking. The Chargers on Monday announced they have agreed to terms with David Njoku, a move that adds a veteran playmaker to what is now a well-rounded tight end room. Njoku is a 29-year-old who has already played nine seasons in the league after being a first-round pick in the 2017 NFL Draft.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
It was a jam-packed Friday at The Bolt as the Chargers held Day 1 of rookie minicamp, which also meant the chance to chat with coordinators Mike McDaniel, Chris O’Leary and Ryan Ficken. All in all, the trio combined to speak at the podium for nearly a hour, with McDaniel occupying almost half that time in his second press conference since being hired in January. Here are five takeaways from McDaniel, O'Leary and Ficken: 1.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Day 1 of Chargers rookie minicamp is in the books. The Bolts held a roughly hour-long practice on Friday at The Bolt, with practices also coming Saturday and Sunday. Friday's session is the only one open to reporters. Here are three observations from the first day of Chargers rookie minicamp: 1. The journey begins More than 50 players hit the practice field on Friday at The Bolt.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers 2026 regular-season schedule will be released on Thursday, May 14. The NFL made the announcement on Friday morning, as the entire league will soon find out how the regular season will shake out. The slate of Chargers 2026 opponents include the usual games against the AFC West, plus dates against the AFC East and NFC West. The Chargers will also play the Texans at home and the Ravens and Buccaneers on the road.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Welcome back to the Chargers Mailbag! We'll run a Mailbag each month during the offseason. Send in submissions for the Mailbag on Twitter @EricLSmith or by email at eric.smith@chargers.nfl.com. Off we go... Is there a list of the rookie minicamp tryout invitees? (via Twitter) Is there a sleeper rookie or UDFA who has a legit shot to make the 53-man roster? (via Twitter) The Chargers don't post an official list of rookie minicamp participants, but the bulk of the group is already known.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers 2026 schedule will be released soon. The Chargers 2026 opponents include home games against the Broncos, Chiefs, Raiders, Jets, Patriots, Texans, 49ers and Cardinals. The Bolts will also visit the Broncos, Chiefs, Raiders, Bills, Dolphins, Ravens, Rams and Seahawks. With that in mind, let's have some fun with it as I try to guess the Chargers 2026 schedule. Here is my annual prediction: Sunday, Sept.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers added to their offensive line room in the 2026 NFL Draft by selecting Boston College offensive lineman Logan Taylor in the sixth round (No. 202 overall). Be sure to check out the Chargers 2026 Draft Hub to recap all eight picks. Here are five things to know about Taylor: 1. Career at Boston College Taylor saw plenty of game action in college, making 49 total appearances and starting 46 games over his five-year career.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Here are the new jersey numbers for the Chargers 2026 draft picks Apr 30, 2026 at 11:20 AM The Chargers roster is ready for spring practices, which means jersey numbers have been handed out for the 2026 draft class. The Bolts announced jersey numbers for their 2026 free agents earlier this month.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
NFL pundits continue to be high on the Chargers most recent draft haul — including ESPN's Matt Miller. Miller recently ranked his Top 100 draft picks from last week's event, factoring in value, how they fit, needs of the team, what they bring and whether a team gave up assets in a trade. And for the Bolts, Miller ranked five of their eight draft picks in his ranking starting with first-round pick Akheem Mesidor.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers made eight total picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, six of which came on Day 3. A pair of those half-dozen selections caught the eye of ESPN’s Field Yates, who recent posted his two favorite picks from each round in the draft. Yates tabbed wide receiver Brenen Thompson as one of his favorite fourth-round picks, as the Chargers drafted the Mississippi State standout at No. 105 overall.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers on Tuesday announced they have exercised the fifth-year option on Quentin Johnston, a move that keeps the wide receiver under contract for the next two seasons. The Bolts had to make a decision on Johnston by May 1, the deadline for all 2023 first-round picks. Johnston was drafted 21st overall by the Chargers three years ago. Johnston is an ascending player who has simply gotten better in each of his first three seasons in the league.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Teair Tart said Monday that his mindset hasn't changed after signing a multi-year contract extension in January. "No, it actually builds on it. Same me," Tart said. "I always got something to prove. I know I play with a chip on my shoulder, always got something to prove, always want to find ways to get better each and every season. "I got a new contract, but it don't change the goals, it don't change the ambition I got for myself and this team," Tart added.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
That's a wrap on the 2026 NFL Draft. The Chargers made eight total selections over the past three days, beginning with Miami edge rusher Akheem Mesidor at No. 22 overall in Round 1. All in all, the Bolts used five picks on offensive players and three on defense. Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz ,Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh and Chargers assistant general manager Chad Alexander held a press conference on Saturday afternoon to recap the draft.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
We're onto the 2027 NFL Draft. The Chargers currently have six picks in 2027, including each of their selections in the first five rounds. The 2027 NFL Draft will be held in Washington D.C. Of note: 2027 compensatory picks will not be awarded until next spring.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
​​The Chargers have shaken up Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft with another trade ... and another offensive lineman in Memphis' Travis Burke. The Bolts swung a deal with the Texans on Saturday morning, sending Nos. 123 and 204 to Houston for the 117th pick in Round 4. It was the third trade of the draft for Chargers GM Joe Hortiz, who traded with the Patriots in Round 2 before making a deal with the Browns in Round 3. The Chargers now have four total selections left in the draft.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and it was a wild one for the Chargers. The Bolts sandwiched the selection of offensive lineman Jake Slaughter between a pair of trades, including one with the Patriots and one with the Browns, on a frenzied but fun night at The Bolt. Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz and Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh held a press conference to recap the night after Slaughter chatted virtually with media members.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz made a declarative statement last week at his pre-draft press conference when he noted that "we're not done adding to the offensive line, I can promise that." Hortiz backed up those words by adding a versatile piece to the trenches in Round 2 with the selection of Jake Slaughter. The Bolts drafted Slaughter at No. 63 overall, a pick they gained in a Round 2 trade with the Patriots.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
​​The Chargers have traded down of Round 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft. The Bolts swung a deal with the Patriots on Friday night, sending No. 55 overall to New England for the 63rd overall pick, plus Nos. 131 (fourth round) and 202 (sixth round). The Chargers, who began the night with four picks left in 2026, now have six total selections left in the draft, beginning with No. 63 in Round 2.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers added an elite pass rusher on Thursday night with the selection of Akheem Mesidor in Round 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Mesidor, a former Miami standout who was the No. 22 overall pick, met with media members virtually before Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz and Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh held a press conference. Here are five takeaways from Mesidor, Hortiz and Harbaugh after Round 1: 1. All in on Akheem Mesidor The Chargers had to sweat it out a bit on Thursday evening.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers added some juice to their edge rusher room selection Miami edge rusher Akheem Mesidor at No. 22 overall. Be sure to check out the Chargers 2026 Draft Hub for everything you need to know about the Bolts upcoming selections.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Welcome back to the Chargers Mailbag! We'll run a Mailbag each month during the offseason. Send in submissions for the Mailbag on Twitter @EricLSmith or by email at eric.smith@chargers.nfl.com. Off we go... I look forward to your mini mock draft scenarios each year. What do you have in store for 2026? (Nathan via email) It's time for one of my favorite Mailbags of the year. But first, a quick disclaimer before we start.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The countdown is on to the 2026 NFL Draft. Be sure to check out the Chargers 2026 Draft Hub for everything you need to know about the Bolts upcoming selections. The Chargers currently hold the No. 22 overall pick and could go a handful of different routes in Round 1. This is the fourth (and final) installment of a four-part series looking at potential options the Chargers have in the first round as we take a look at offensive line prospects.
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Ciltacabtagene autoleucel in high-risk smoldering multiple myeloma: the CAR-PRISM phase 2 trial

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By Omar Nadeem, Sarah Nikiforow, Elizabeth O’Donnell, Robert A. Redd, Adam S. Sperling, Yuxin Liu, Frances Arters, Colin A. O’Donnell, Marjorie Marto, Amy E. Bergeron, Kristin McHugh , Abigail M. Caron, Elizabeth A. Grimm, Francesco Corrado, Kevin Panaro, Eric Smith , Kenneth Anderson, Caron A Jacobson, Nikhil C. Munshi, Paul Richardson , Deepu Madduri, Jordan M. Schecter, Craig Tendler, Lorenzo Trippa, Maria Mateos , Jerome Ritz, Irene M. Ghobrial, Anna Bosch-Vilaseca, Kevin C. DeBraganca, Caleb McEntire, Brendan Kineavy, Emilie Swenson, Quentin Berry, Hope Wei, Emily Durlacher, Nayda Bidikian, Rocio Montes de Oca, Tamar Lengil, Denise De Wiest, Casey Gervais, Mark A. Wildgust
| Nature
Abstract High-risk smoldering multiple myeloma (HR-SMM) carries an increased risk of progression to multiple myeloma, making it an ideal setting to test whether chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy can achieve curative outcomes. Here in this phase 2 study, patients with HR-SMM received ciltacabtagene autoleucel (cilta-cel) at 0.3–0.5 × 106 or >0.5 × 106 viable CAR+ T cells per kilogram without induction or bridging therapy. Patients with >40% marrow involvement were excluded.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
We're a week away from the 2026 NFL Draft. Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz and assistant GM Chad Alexander held their annual pre-draft press conference Thursday at The Bolt, chatting with reporters for nearly 45 minutes in El Segundo. Here are five takeaways from Hortiz and Alexander: 1. Trade down from No. 22? The Chargers hold the No. 22 overall pick in Round 1 next week, and we know they won't be taking a quarterback. Hortiz also ruled out a few other positions on Thursday morning.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Welcome to Part 9 of our draft preview series, which will be a position-by-position look at key prospects and where the Chargers roster stands ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. This series will include a look at which prospects could be options for the Chargers later this month. We chatted with The Athletic's draft analyst Dane Brugler to break down the offensive linemen in this draft class. Brugler can be found on X/Twitter @dpbrugler for his analysis.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The Chargers have announced jersey numbers for members of their 2026 free agent class. The Bolts announced digits for new players on Thursday ahead of the team's 2026 offseason program beginning on Monday.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
The countdown is on to the 2026 NFL Draft. The Chargers currently hold the No. 22 overall pick and could go a handful of different routes in Round 1. This is the third installment of a four-part series looking at potential options the Chargers have in the first round as we take a look a the edge rushers. Why an edge rusher makes sense The Chargers are seemingly set with Tuli Tuipulotu as a long-term member of this position group.
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Chargers Official Site | Los Angeles Chargers - chargers.com

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By Eric Smith 
| Chargers Podcast Network
Welcome to Part 8 of our draft preview series, which will be a position-by-position look at key prospects and where the Chargers roster stands ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. This series will include a look at which prospects could be options for the Chargers later this month. We chatted with NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah to break down the defensive linemen in this draft class. Jeremiah can be found on X/Twitter @MoveTheSticks for his analysis.
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