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With the off-season in full effect and the Commanders in the process of hiring for the next offensive coordinator. Logan and Craig take a deep dive into the ex-Ravens OC Greg Roman as a potential candidate for the job.

With many positions in the Commanders roster and coaching staff up in the air, defensive backs coach Chris Harris has taken a job with the Tennessee Titans to be the defensive pass game coordinator. The guys look back at his tenure in Washington and look at what he will leave behind.

The Commanders have started interviewing coaches for the next offensive coordinators. Logan and Craig give their thoughts regarding who they believe would be a good fit in DC and who would fit in with the current makeup of the Commanders. Then Logan gives a long-awaited in-depth description of what a "west coast" style offense is. The Guys discuss what it means to be speaking the same football language with your team and coaches. and then close out by looking ahead at the games this weekend in the NFL Divisional games.

The Commanders have started interviewing coaches for the next offensive coordinators. Logan and Craig give their thoughts regarding who they believe would be a good fit in DC and who would fit in with the current makeup of the Commanders. Also, Logan begins his explanation of what a "west coast offense" looks like.

Breaking Down Play Calls In West vs East Coast OffensesBreaking Down Play Calls In West vs East Coast Offenses

Logan and Craig continue their talk about who should be the next Washington Commanders offensive coordinator by talking about the differences between a west coast and east coast offense. Logan breaks down how the plays would be called differently and the difficulties of trying to learn either form of offense.

Logan and Craig close out the episode by not talking about the Washington Commanders but instead breaking down all the matches this weekend in the NFL divisional round.

With everything the Washington Commanders need to cover from selling the team to securing a quality quarterback, Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman bring ESPN's John Keim on to preview the Commanders' off-season.

Logan, Craig, and Keim start out by talking about the biggest elephant in the Commander's office, the sale of the team. Keim lets us know who the leading players are for the sale of the team and what a hopeful timeline might look like. Also, what new ownership could mean for a new stadium, and where a new stadium could be located.

Next up on the most important topics for the Washington Commanders' offseason is who will be the next offensive coordinator. Keim gives a full list of the coaches who have been named as ones the Commanders are looking for and Logan says that there are a lot of run-first offenses coordinators that look good. John also points out that this team is set up with talent, and the job is a truly enticing offer to many coaches.

Finally, The guys and Keim talk about the state of the Commanders QB1. John says that it is very likely that Sam Howell will be the starting quarterback next year and Logan and Craig bring up all the benefits you get with Howell. An important note though that all three guys point out is that regardless of his success, Washington can't stray away from being a run-first offense.

With everything the Washington Commanders need to cover from selling the team to securing a quality quarterback, Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman bring ESPN's John Keim on to preview the Commanders' post-season.

Logan, Craig, and Keim start out by talking about the biggest elephant in the Commander's office, the sale of the team. Keim lets us know who the leading players are for the sale of the team and what a hopeful timeline might look like. Also, what new ownership could mean for a new stadium, and where a new stadium could be located.

With everything the Washington Commanders need to cover from selling the team to securing a quality quarterback, Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman bring ESPN's John Keim on to preview the Commanders' off-season.

One of the most important topics for the Washington Commanders' offseason is who will be the next offensive coordinator. Keim gives a full list of the coaches who have been named as ones the Commanders are looking for and Logan says that there are a lot of run-first offenses coordinators that look good. John also points out that this team is set up with talent, and the job is a truly enticing offer to many coaches.

With everything the Washington Commanders need to cover from selling the team to securing a quality quarterback, Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman bring ESPN's John Keim on to preview the Commanders' off-season.

The guys and Keim talk about the state of the Commanders QB1. John says that it is very likely that Sam Howell will be the starting quarterback next year and Logan and Craig bring up all the benefits you get with Howell. An important note though that all three guys point out is that regardless of his success, Washington can't stray away from being a run-first offense.