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Chargers roster talk with draft-board discipline.
Guilty As Charged tracks the Chargers through draft season, free agency, depth-chart pressure points, and film-based roster questions. It is brisk and specific, with Steven and regular voices like Tyler weighing fit, value, and fan arguments without turning every disagreement into a hot take.
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Guilty As Charged works best as a running Chargers draft room. It assumes the audience already knows the roster anxieties, the front-office discourse, and the online arguments that build around every pick. Steven guides the show through mock drafts, positional previews, free-agent film reviews, and depth-chart stress tests. Tyler is a steady recurring presence, usually ready with a caveat, a sharper objection, or a dry read on what Chargers fans are talking themselves into. The tone is conversational, but the analysis is rarely casual. Prospects are judged through fit, traits, value, and roster consequence. A wide receiver is not simply a deep threat. A guard is not automatically the answer just because the offensive line needs one. Edge rushers get measured against run defense, size, rush plan, fifth-year option logic, and what the current room lacks. Defensive line conversations can turn on the difference between a first-round pick that completes a rotation and one that represents a longer-term bet. The show also spends meaningful time on offensive free-agent additions, including how players might actually function in the Chargers offense. Its live-show texture shows through in Q&A moments, mock-draft reactions, subscriber reminders, and occasional movie digressions. There are often lengthy sponsor reads before the football settles in. Once it does, the pace tightens. Guilty As Charged is not built around dramatic declarations. It is built around arguing toward a more precise answer. That makes it especially useful during draft season, when every fan favorite needs to survive the same questions: where does he fit, what does he fix, and what does taking him prevent the Chargers from doing next?
Made for: For Chargers fans who follow draft slots, trench play, roster construction, and the difference between liking a prospect and needing him. It suits listeners who already live inside NFL Draft and team-building debates.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its Chargers-specific patience: it keeps returning to fit, value, and roster consequences instead of stopping at highlight traits or fan excitement. Its live, back-and-forth format turns disagreement into sharper analysis.
The Guilty As Charged Podcast covers everything from the Los Angeles Chargers to the NFL Draft! Co-hosted by Steven Haglund, Alex Insdorf and Tyler Schoon. Make sure and follow the Podcast on all social media platforms!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed roster arguments make Chargers contracts, free-agent options and draft tradeoffs easier to follow.
Guilty As Charged turns the Chargers' offseason into an ongoing roster-building argument. Steven Haglund and Tyler Schoon work through contract values, free-agent fits, coaching changes and draft choices with a conversational rhythm that still leaves room for firm judgments.
This is where your Chargers depth chart becomes a group project with cap math.
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A Chargers draft debate built on fit, balance, and a board that stays messy in a useful way.
The episode sets up the Chargers draft as a tidy offense-versus-defense debate, with Tyler leaning offense and Steven leaning defense. Its strength is the give-and-take: both sides keep returning to scheme fit, run defense, roster balance, and the practical question of how the…
Wide receiver and tight end draft talk focused on role, fit, and round 3-4 value.
This Saturday-morning episode does its best work when it treats the 2026 NFL draft as a problem of role and fit, not just speed. Alex Inzorf is there because the host has not watched any wide receivers, and that rough, off-the-cuff setup ends up helping.
A Chargers draft-board debate that values fit over hype.
This Chargers offensive line conversation keeps its focus where it should be: on Proctor against Basantis, then Jennings Dunker and Keelan Rutledge, with Steven and Tyler tracing how each piece fits the scheme.
A practical draft-room look at the Chargers' line, value, and the fifth-year option.
The Chargers are still sorting out defensive line answers for the 2026 NFL Draft, and the best part here is how fast the conversation gets down to actual roster math.
A focused Chargers draft discussion that treats guard as an urgent first-two-round roster need.
This Chargers draft discussion holds a single, steady point: guard is framed as a first-two-round need, and everything else in the roster conversation bends around that pressure.
A grounded Chargers roster discussion with real cap and line stakes.
The episode starts with a personal update, listener thanks, and a bit of schedule housekeeping before settling into a Chargers discussion about guard value and Zion Johnson's price point.
A Chargers mock draft that keeps combine numbers in perspective and stays focused on the roster.
Much of Guilty as Charged feels like a first mock draft shaped around the first day of combine testing, with the workout numbers kept in the background where they probably belong.
A steady Chargers offseason conversation that treats the offensive line as the real puzzle.
This Chargers discussion takes Joe Hortiz's Combine press conference and turns it into a plain offseason check-in. The focus stays on the offensive line and the way the guard market has gotten crowded, with Stephen and Tyler spending most of their time on contract comps and…
Daily Habs nerves, numbers, and belief.
Steelers draft logic, in real time.
Guilty as Charged: An LA Chargers Podcast uses a live Tuesday mock draft to split Steven on defense and Tyler on offense.
The Guilty As Charged podcast spends this episode on Chargers draft targets at wide receiver and tight end, centered on pick No.
Steven opens with the sponsor chatter and then resets into Chargers draft talk.
Guilty as Charged hosts Stephen and Tyler evaluate LA Chargers defensive line draft targets for the 2026 NFL Draft, focusing on edge rusher options at pick 22 and trade-back alternatives.
Guilty as Charged hosts Stephen and Tyler outline six non-negotiables for the LA Chargers' 2026 NFL Draft, beginning with trading down from pick 22 to add picks to a five-selection class thinned by trades for veterans including Odafe Owe, Trevor Penning, and Elijah Molden.
This episode reviews the film of offensive free agents signed by the Chargers, analyzing their strengths, weaknesses, and fit in the offense.
This episode analyzes the Los Angeles Chargers' depth chart after two weeks of NFL free agency, discussing roster changes and team implications.
This episode discusses the Los Angeles Chargers potentially drafting a guard in the NFL draft, along with film analysis of players like Tyler Biotic and Cole Strange and updates on the veteran offensive line market.
The hosts discuss the Chargers' signing of Keaton Mitchell and reunion with Denzel Perryman during NFL free agency.
A podcast dedicated to covering the Los Angeles Chargers, including NFL Draft analysis and team news.
The hosts discuss the Chargers' lack of activity on day two of free agency and compare it to other teams' moves.
The hosts discuss NFL free agency moves, focusing on the Los Angeles Chargers' recent signings.
The hosts discuss how the Los Angeles Chargers should spend their $99 million in free agency.
The show opens with a personal announcement from the host and a flood of congratulations from listeners.
Stephen and Tyler kick off with their first mock draft of the cycle.
Stephen and Tyler open on Joe Hortiz's Combine press conference and turn it into a Chargers offseason conversation.
Steven and Tyler open with a live Saturday morning hang and then get to the Chargers news.
The show opens with live-stream housekeeping before shifting into a long run of Chargers defensive free-agent targets.
The hosts discuss the Mike McDaniel situation and Chargers defensive coordinator updates, taking questions from fans.
The hosts discuss the Los Angeles Chargers' search for an offensive coordinator, including interviews with Brian Callahan, Mike McDaniel, and Brian Dabble.
The hosts preview the Chargers' wildcard playoff game against the New England Patriots, discussing the matchup and quarterback perspectives.
Weekly film review episode discussing Justin Herbert's performance and team decisions for the LA Chargers.
Hosts preview the Chargers vs.
The hosts celebrate a Chargers win over the Cowboys and discuss the team's 11-win season under Jim Harbaugh.
This episode previews the Week 16 NFL game between the Chargers and Cowboys, focusing on the Chargers' defense under Jesse Minter and their offensive struggles.
This episode reviews the Chargers vs.
Hosts celebrate a Chargers win over the Chiefs and analyze the team's defensive performance.
Co-hosts preview an upcoming Chargers game and discuss team news, with a guest co-host filling in.
This episode previews the Chargers vs Eagles Thursday Night Football matchup, discussing Justin Herbert's injury and strategies to slow down the Eagles' offense.
Co-hosts discuss and analyze the Los Angeles Chargers' recent game film, focusing on key narratives and performances.
The hosts discuss the Chargers' week 13 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders and cover NFL draft topics.
The hosts preview an upcoming Chargers vs.
A podcast covering the Los Angeles Chargers and NFL Draft, with hosts discussing team news and analysis.
The hosts celebrate reaching 10 million views and discuss the Chargers' recent performance and popular short videos.
The hosts discuss the Chargers' quarterback Justin Herbert performing well despite a poor offensive line, and apologize for missing a previous show due to illness.
This episode previews the Chargers vs Steelers game while addressing the tragic suicide of NFL player Marshawn Neiland and emphasizing mental health awareness.
Hosts recap the Chargers' 27-20 win over the Titans and discuss playoff implications.