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1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Noah Brown Likely Out for Season, Commanders Claim WR KJ Osborn off Waivers + Barry Svrluga Talks Juan Soto Deal and Nats Win Draft Lottery

41:57 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Not My Beat + Competition Wednesday

1:23:20 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Commanders Pick-6, Take Command Segment + Real Things

Hour 3

1:12 - Commanders Pick-6: Reaction to Dan Quinn and Jayden Daniels at the Podium

19:31 - Take Command Clip: Avoiding Bye Week Blue

30:10 - Real Things

Craig reacts to the top storylines from the podium today. Dan Quinn was available before practice. Jayden spoke to the media after practice.

Hour 2

1:12 - JP Finlay on Noah Brown's Injury, KJ Osborn's Arrival, and Marshon Lattimore's Return

20:11 - Competition Wednesday: Anthony Spins the Wheel of Mediocre Punishments

31:14 - Competition Wednesday: Craig and Anthony Make Their New Picks

It's a Competition Wednesday on the Hoffman Show. Craig and Anthony pick games weekly against the spread, and the loser of these games have to spin the Wheel of Mediocre Punishments.

Craig is joined by JP Finlay, co-host of B-Mitch and Finlay and the Beltway Football Podcast, to break down the day's big news: Commanders WR Noah Brown is likely out for the season due to an internal injury suffered against the Titans. JP shares his thoughts on the impact of Brown's absence and what the team's offense loses with him sidelined.

They also react to the Commanders claiming former Vikings and Patriots WR KJ Osborn off waivers. JP explains how Osborn could fit into Washington's offense and what fans should expect from him.

Finally, they shift focus to the defense, as Marshon Lattimore practiced fully for the first time since being traded from the Saints. JP analyzes Lattimore's addition, how he bolsters the secondary, and what the new cornerback rotation could look like moving forward.

Hour 1

1:12 - Commanders Lose Noah Brown, Add KJ Osborn

20:31 - Barry Svrluga on Juan Soto's Mets Deal and the Nationals' Next Moves

33:36 - More Reaction to How KJ Osborn Can Fit Here in Washington

Craig welcomes Washington Post columnist Barry Svrluga to discuss his recent article on Juan Soto signing a 15-year, $765 million deal with the Mets. Barry reflects on the Nationals' decision to pass on signing Soto to an extension in 2022 and argues that while the Nats missed out on Soto, they must be willing to spend big on other stars to remain competitive.

Additionally, they dive into the Nationals' exciting win at the MLB Draft Lottery, securing the first overall pick. Barry shares his insights on who the Nationals should target and what attributes they should prioritize to maximize their draft success.

Craig kicks off the show with breaking news out of Ashburn: Commanders WR Noah Brown is likely out for the season after suffering an internal injury during the team's win against the Titans. Brown, who ranked third on the team in receptions, yards, and touchdowns, leaves a significant void in the receiving corps. As the segment wraps up, more breaking news emerges—Adam Schefter reports that the Commanders have claimed former Vikings and Patriots WR KJ Osborn off waivers. Craig reacts to the news and discusses how Osborn might fit into the offense.