Take Command

Former NFL Executive and legal analyst Andrew Brandt joins Craig Hoffman to discuss the Washington Post's bombshell report detailing the alleged sexual assault by Daniel Snyder on his plane in 2009. The report comes the night before Roger Goodell is set to testify before the House Oversight Committee about the toxic workplace within the Washington organization under Snyder's leadership.

Dan Snyder rebuffs Congress's invitation to testify in their investigation of his organization, and Michael Phillips (Richmond Times-Dispatch) joins to discuss. Michael and Craig Hoffman talk about why a valid investigation feels like it's devolved into political theater, and what are the possible outcomes as Roger Goodell testifies.

Plus, Logan Paulsen shares his takeaways after watching the NFC East's top wide receivers on film from last season. Where does Terry McLaurin rank and how do his relative strengths and weaknesses play into his contract negotiations?

Richmond Times-Dispatch Sports Editor Michael Phillips talks about Dan Snyder's decision not to testify in this week's Congressional hearing into the toxic workplace at his club. Michael and Craig Hoffman discuss whether the committee has delved into political theater and the implications of why that is harmful. Plus, they talk about what could come of Roger Goodell's testimony and the rest of the investigation moving forward.

Logan Paulsen shares his insights from a weekend of film study on the NFC East's best wide receivers. He gives a breakdown of Davonte Smith, CeeDee Lamb, AJ Brown, and Terry McLaurin. The guys take the analysis and rank the top four and how each projects forward this season with the weapons around them.

After ranking the Commanders star wideout against his divisional counterparts, Craig and Logan try to assign a fair contract value to Terry McLaurin. Is he worth what the Eagles gave AJ Brown? The guys debate as they take on the roles of the Washington front office and McLaurin's agent.

The off-season workout period comes to a close and Carson Wentz finally looks human. Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman break down what changed from his flawless first few weeks and how concerned the Commanders should be moving forward.

The guys wrap up this week's show by identifying the biggest questions for the Commanders leaving the Spring workout period. Craig and Logan make predictions on what happens with Terry McLaurin's contract situation and how the 4th cornerback situation will play out.

The off-season workout period comes to a close and Carson Wentz finally looks human. Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman break down what changed from his flawless first few weeks and how concerned the Commanders should be moving forward.

After a tough start to OTA's, the Commanders defense finished the spring with a strong mini-camp. Logan breaks down the difference and what questions remain heading into the summer. Plus, the guys discuss the best options if Chase Young is out to start the season.

The guys wrap up this week's show by identifying the biggest questions for the Commanders leaving the Spring workout period. Craig and Logan make predictions on what happens with Terry McLaurin's contract situation and how the 4th cornerback situation will play out.

With Terry McLaurin set to miss mandatory mini-camp, ESPN's John Keim joins Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen to discuss the implications. John, Craig, and Logan break down what it would take to get a deal done and why the negotiations have been so fruitless thus far. Plus, they make predictions on whether or not a deal between the star wide receiver and the Commanders will get done.

They then discuss what it would mean if DaRon Payne and Montez Sweat sat out the mandatory sessions. Plus, the guys wrap the show with a pair of Twitter questions on FS Bobby McCain and the Commanders depth on each side of the ball.