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Logan and Craig start the deep dive into the Commanders 12-7 win over the Chicago Bears by looking into the offense. The big upside was a run that was especially with a mix of Robinson and Gibbson, but where were we not as successful?

Logan and Craig ask the important question, what does Carson Wentz being injured mean for the Commanders? What can the offense do to make it run more through the run or to have more plays for Taylor?

To close out the Review of the Chicago game, Logan and Craig take a look at the Commanders defense. While they only gave up 7 points, the Commanders really only played well in the red zone and the guys have some notes...

Logan and Craig start the deep dive into the Commanders 12-7 win over the Chicago Bears by looking into the offense. The big upside was a run that was especially with a mix of Robinson and Gibbson, but where were we not as successful?

Logan and Craig ask the important question, what does Carson Wentz being injured mean for the Commanders? What can the offense do to make it run more through the run or to have more plays for Taylor?

To close out the Review of the Chicago game, Logan and Craig take a look at the Commanders defense. While they only gave up 7 points, the Commanders really only played well in the redzone and the guys have some notes...

Logan and Craig give thoughts on the morning after the 12-7 victory over the Chicago Bears on Thursday Night Football. While the guys are happy for a win, they both agree that this was not a pretty win but are glad to have a second win in the bag.

In this bonus episode, Craig Hoffman talks to ESPN reporter Tisha Thompson about the bombshell report she co-authored for ESPN.com about Commanders owner Daniel Snyder. Thompson discusses how Snyder's inability to get a stadium deal might undo his ownership, what other threats he faces, and the threats he's made about other owners and Roger Goodell.

Craig also talks to former Washington employee Melanie Coburn about her experience since coming out against Snyder, and specifically over the last week since she was singled out by Sndyer's lawyers in a public letter. Plus, Coburn reveals her thoughts on Tanya Snyder and more.

Logan and Craig start their preview of the Chicago Bears by looking at the Bear's defense and asking how Wentz and the rest of the offense could win out.

Logan and Craig continue the Chicago Bears preview before the Thursday night game by looking at the Bear's offense. While our defense started off slow, Logan says that he's excited about the matchup.

Logan and Craig close out the show by asking what would happen to the team and the coaching staff if Washington wins or loses to Chicago. They wonder if we will see the same coaching staff Monday after a loss

Logan and Craig continue the Chicago Bears preview before the Thursday night game by looking at the Bear's offense. While our defense started off slow, Logan says that he's excited for the matchup.