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Building a draft board isn’t just for NFL GMs. Logan Paulsen takes you behind the curtain of how he stacks prospects ahead of the NFL Draft — from grinding tape to grading players to creating his own personalized board.
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Nobody covers the NFL Draft like Dane Brugler. Craig and Logan welcome The Athletic’s draft expert to discuss his legendary guide “The Beast”, what goes into making it, and some of his favorite prospects in this year’s class.
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Pass protection can make or break an NFL offense. Craig and Logan break down how teams teach protection responsibilities — from linemen to backs — and how a player’s college role can impact their ability to thrive at the next level.
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Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen open up the Take Command mailbag to kick off another week! The guys start by remembering the legendary career of Julio Jones after the future Hall of Famer announced his retirement over the weekend. Then, they answer a listener's question about what makes route running so hard — and why it's one of the toughest skills to master in the NFL.
Later, Craig and Logan look at specific prospects who could be in play for the Commanders at pick #29, including Tre Harris and Ahmed Hassenien, and discuss who makes the most sense for Washington on draft night. Finally, they wrap things up by diving into which teams might be willing to trade up to #29 and what it would take for the Commanders to move back.
0:12 What Made Julio Jones So Special — And Why Route Running Is So Hard
18:39 Tre Harris, Ahmed Hassenien & Commanders Draft Targets at #29
38:19 Who Might Trade for the Commanders’ #29 Pick?
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Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen remember the incredible career of Julio Jones after the former Falcons star announced his retirement. Then, they answer a mailbag question: why is route running so difficult for NFL receivers? Logan breaks down the technical side of the craft — and what separates the elite from everyone else.
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Who could the Commanders take at pick #29 in the NFL Draft? Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen break down some of their favorite prospects, including wide receiver Tre Harris and offensive lineman Ahmed Hassenien. Plus, they discuss the kind of player profiles that make sense for Kliff Kingsbury’s offense.
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Would the Commanders consider trading back from pick #29? Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen look at which teams might want to move up in the first round — and what Washington could get in return if they’re willing to make a deal.
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Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman are joined by Jeremy Greene, host of The Sportsocracy on ESPN Radio in Asheville and the most prepared NFL Draft analyst out there—he’s watched 540 prospects ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft! The guys break down the Commanders’ biggest draft needs, starting with EDGE, where Jeremy loves Jalon Walker for Washington (even if he doesn’t like him for anyone else). They then move to wide receiver, where Greene explains why this class is not as strong as previous years and why he’s completely out on Luther Burden III. At cornerback, they dive into the best fits for Dan Quinn and Joe Whitt Jr.’s defensive system. Finally, they get into some deep-cut prospects along the offensive and defensive lines.
Logan and Craig start with EDGE prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft, where Jeremy Greene explains why Jalon Walker is a dream fit for the Commanders—but a risky pick for most other teams. They also discuss other top edge rushers and whether Washington should prioritize the position at No. 29.
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Not every draft class is stacked at wide receiver, and according to Jeremy Greene, 2025 is a down year. He breaks down why this year’s group doesn’t measure up, why he’s completely out on Luther Burden III, and what it all means for the Commanders if they want to add a pass catcher.
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