Take Command

Warren Sharp talks about the strengths and weaknesses of the Commanders in the larger context of NFL trends. He talks about where Carson Wentz has struggled in Indianapolis and Philly, and how the Commanders offensive line could be more questionable than the statistics show.

Warren Sharp breaks down myths of when games are won and lost in the NFL. He explains why he's taken out "key" situations such as 3rd down and red zone when doing the bulk of his analysis. He also explains why most games are won in the first half, not the second.

Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen react to Warren Sharp's analysis, and discuss how the Commanders can overcome last year's struggles in key areas. Mainly, they focus on what Scott Turner can do to make Carson Wentz's life easier to improve accuracy and create big plays.

Baldy and Jason continue their divisional breakdowns with the NFC East.

Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen talk about the Commanders impromptu skill position summer camp in California. What are the benefits of Terry McLaurin, Jahan Dotson, Curtis Samuel, and Cole Turner getting together with Carson Wentz and Taylor Heinicke? Can that makeup for McLaurin missing OTA's?

Plus, Craig and Logan talk about Trent Williams's omission from the Commanders voting for the 90th anniversary team. Moments after recording concluded, the team expanded the voting to include Williams and Robert Griffin III. The merits of both players are discussed.

Finally, the guys answer a mailbag Monday questions about how vertical the Commanders passing game will be in 2022.

Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen talk about the Commanders impromptu skill position summer camp in California. What are the benefits of Terry McLaurin, Jahan Dotson, Curtis Samuel, and Cole Turner getting together with Carson Wentz and Taylor Heinicke? Can that makeup for McLaurin missing OTA's?

Craig and Logan talk about Trent Williams's omission from the Commanders voting for the 90th anniversary team. Moments after recording concluded, the team expanded the voting to include Williams and Robert Griffin III. The merits of both players are discussed.

Logan also tells stories of Chris Cooley, Santana Moss, and the other players he played with during his career in Washington.

The guys answer a mailbag Monday questions about how vertical the Commanders passing game will be in 2022.

Will Blackmon, who played 10 years in the NFL with the Green Bay Packers, Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Giants and Washington, joins Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen to tell stories from his Super Bowl winning career and what it takes to succeed in the NFL.

The trio goes deep on what it's like to study and ultimately perform as a cornerback, nickel, and safety at the NFL level. Will talks about the lessons he learned from Hall of Famer Charles Woodson in Green Bay, and tells stories of what it was like to play with Josh Norman in DC.

Plus, Will talks about his post-career pursuits of wine and a future role in an NFL front office.

Former NFL DB Will Blackmon tells stories from his decade long career in the NFL. What did he think when he got to Washington and how did the team come together to win the 2015 NFC East title?