Craig and Anthony take a look around the NFL and split teams up into tiers based on who we deem as being Prime Contenders to win the Super Bowl. The other tiers are 'puncher's chance', 'interesting but not good enough' and the last tier is 'no chance'.

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 - Breaking Down the Commanders' Tough Loss to the Steelers with Mitch Tischler

24:47 - Take Command Tape Tuesday: Jayden Daniels Game in Review

37:54 - Bears Fire OC Shane Waldron

Craig and Anthony react to the news that the Bears have fired their offensive coordinator, Shane Waldron, marking the second OC dismissal of the season. They explore what might have led to Waldron's departure and discuss the state of Chicago's offense, noting how turnover in key coaching positions can impact a team mid-season. Wrapping up, they express their gratitude for the consistency Kliff Kingsbury has brought as the Commanders' OC, appreciating his play-calling stability and offensive vision that has kept Washington's offense thriving.

Craig welcomes Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, to dive deeper into the Commanders' narrow 28-27 loss to the Steelers. They start by discussing the missed opportunity on a questionable spot that turned the ball over on downs, wondering why the NFL hasn’t implemented better technology to verify critical first-down calls. Next, they analyze Brandon Coleman’s performance and the ongoing issues in the run game when Brian Robinson is out, highlighting the struggles against the Ravens and Steelers without him in the lineup. Finally, they evaluate the secondary's play and consider the impact Marshon Lattimore is expected to have when he finally returns from his hamstring injury.

Hour 1

1:12 - Vibe Check Tuesday: Craig’s Takeaways from Commanders’ Painful Loss to Steelers

10:04 - Vibe Check Tuesday Calls

Craig kicks off "Vibe Check Tuesday" by sharing his reactions after rewatching the tape from the Commanders' 28-27 loss to the Steelers. He expresses frustration with the offensive errors that plagued Washington in a way unseen all season—highlighting the dropped passes, missed blocks, and errant throws that kept the team from maintaining its usual rhythm. Craig also defends Benjamin St. Juste, suggesting that while the cornerback faced tough breaks on big plays, his performance wasn’t as poor as many have claimed.

From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): Craig and Logan break down what they saw from rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels and highlight where he needs to improve on a short week ahead of a rivalry game against Philadelphia.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - 1st and 10, Debating Commanders’ Run Defense + Tell the Truth Monday

44:52 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Not My Beat + Around the NFL

1:26:09 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Commanders Pick-6

Craig and Anthony discuss how the six players that Craig and Anthony spotlighted on Friday played in the Week 10 game against the Steelers.