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Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen take a look back at Washington's all time sack leader Ryan Kerrigan's career as a player, leader, and what the future holds for him.
Craig and Logan talk about some of the rough play that has been coming from the Commanders offense and Quarterback Carson Wentz at this year's training camp.
Craig and Logan describe the success the Commanders defense has had through the first 5 days of training camp.
Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen dive into the first two days of training camp for the Washington Commanders. Logan shares his observations and Craig asks if Ron Rivera should be happy with the defense's dominant performances to open camp.
Craig and Logan look at the great play by the defense through the first two training camp practices and what that means going into the season.
Craig and Logan look at some of the less than stellar play out of the first two days of training camp from the Commanders offense.
Craig and Logan update three of the main positions to watch for the Commanders.
Former Washington great Santana Moss joins the show to talk about the current Commanders and tell some stories from his days on the team. He tells Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen why he thinks Carson Wentz has a great chance to succeed in Washington because of Ron Rivera.
Santana goes deep on how coaching could have helped him have a more productive career, and how his near 1500-yard 2005 season was concocted on the fly, week-by-week.
They close the show talking about how the current crop of wide receivers can't reach their potential without help from the other units.
Former Washington great Santana Moss joins the show to talk about the current Commanders and tell some stories from his days on the team. He tells Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen why he thinks Carson Wentz has a great chance to succeed in Washington because of Ron Rivera.
Former Washington great Santana Moss goes deep on how coaching could have helped him have a more productive career, and how his near 1500-yard 2005 season was concocted on the fly, week-by-week.
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