Take Command

Former Washington great Santana Moss talks about how the current crop of wide receivers can't reach their potential without help from the other units.

Former Pro Bowl Tight End Jordan Reed joins Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen to talk tight end. Logan, a former tight end himself, asks Jordan about some of the intricacies of the position as well as his favorite current tight ends. Reed also talks about the current Commanders and takes a few trips down memory lane

Craig and Logan also discuss the decision to hold training camp in Ashburn. While it may provide less opportunities for fans, the guys explain why training camp at home is better for players.

Finally, they answer some burning questions going into camp.

Former Pro Bowl Tight End Jordan Reed joins Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen to talk tight end. Logan, a former tight end himself, asks Jordan about some of the intricacies of the position as well as his favorite current tight ends. Reed also talks about the current Commanders and takes a few trips down memory lane

Craig and Logan discuss the decision to hold training camp in Ashburn. While it may provide less opportunities for fans, the guys explain why training camp at home is better for players.

Craig and Logan talk about things to watch in training camp, from position battles to who might win the "Rashad Ross Award" for pre-season MVP.

ESPN's John Keim comes back on the podcast to discuss what it's been like to cover the Dan Snyder congressional story. Keim sheds light on how he's built sources in the political world and how he's applied his reporting chops to the new challenge outside the NFL circles he's worked in the last 25 years.

John, Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen also discuss if and how the story could affect the Commanders on the field,

Finally, the trio breaks dives into Logan and John's weekend tape study of Carson Wentz. How does he compare to the other QB's in the division? What are his strengths? What weaknesses do Scott Turner and the talent around him need to cover up?

ESPN's John Keim comes back on the podcast to discuss what it's been like to cover the Dan Snyder congressional story. Keim sheds light on how he's built sources in the political world and how he's applied his reporting chops to the new challenge outside the NFL circles he's worked in the last 25 years.

Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen discuss with ESPN's John Keim if and how the story could affect the Commanders on the field,

Craig Hoffman, Logan Paulsen, and John Keim breaks dives into Logan and John's weekend tape study of Carson Wentz. How does he compare to the other QB's in the division? What are his strengths? What weaknesses do Scott Turner and the talent around him need to cover up?

Warren Sharp joins the show to bring his unique, well-researched perspective to previewing the Commanders. He talks with Craig and Logan about why games are won on 1st & 2nd down and by scoring early. He also talks about protecting quarterbacks with aggressive play-calling. Lastly, he previews how the Commanders perform in his indicators and gives his predictions for the season.

Plus, Craig and Logan react to Warren's analysis and dive deeper into how it affects the Commanders.

For reaction and breakdown of the ongoing Dan Snyder story, listen to Wednesday's edition of The Hoffman Show here: https://t.co/oqQoFhfi0q