Craig closes his final show with a heartfelt goodbye, thanking everyone who made The Hoffman Show a success — from regular guests and his producer Anthony, to his wife Rachel, and most importantly, the audience. It’s a moment of gratitude, reflection, and appreciation as he signs off from Team 980.

For one last appearance on The Hoffman Show, Clinton Yates joins his longtime friend Craig to take listeners behind the scenes on how Craig landed the host role at Team 980. They revisit the moment three years ago when Clinton encouraged Craig to apply after Travis Thomas announced he was leaving, and share memories from Clinton’s many appearances on the show since then.

Craig opens the show with a major announcement — today is his final day hosting on the Team 980. He shares the news of his next chapter as the Senior Director of Basketball Identity and Integration for Monumental Basketball, reflecting on his time at the station and what excites him most about the new role.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Vibe Check Tuesday + Reaction to Commanders Burgundy and Gold Scrimmage

44:40 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Not My Beat, Jon Gruden Wins Case Against NFL + Weekend in Review

1:27:56 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Training Camp Pick-6, Mike Sando’s QB Tiers + Real Things

Hour 1

1:12 - Commanders Hold Burgundy & Gold Scrimmage: Craig and Anthony React

10:18 - Vibe Check Tuesday Calls on Team

21:54 - Burgundy vs. Gold: Craig & Anthony Draft Their Commanders Squads

Hour 3

1:12 - Training Camp Pick-6: Reaction to DQ at the Podium

22:16 - Mike Sando’s QB Tiers

22:16 - Real Things: KJ Hamler

Craig breaks down six key takeaways from Dan Quinn’s pre-practice comments in today’s “Training Camp Pick-6.” He covers the latest on Terry McLaurin’s ankle situation, how the rookies have fared so far in camp, what’s stood out about Jayden Daniels entering his second year, and more storylines shaping the Commanders’ preseason.

Hour 2

1:12 - Ben Standig Reacts to Commanders’ Intrasquad Scrimmage

20:45 - Don Van Natta Jr. on the Gruden vs. NFL Court Victory

35:25: - Weekend in Review

Craig welcomes longtime NFL insider and author of the story, Don Van Natta Jr., to break down the Nevada Supreme Court’s significant 5–2 ruling in favor of Jon Gruden. They explore why the court deemed the NFL’s arbitration clause “unconscionable,” how this decision changes the trajectory of Gruden’s lawsuit, and what it could mean for broader employee rights in cases involving the league. The duo also discuss next steps, including the NFL’s intent to appeal and the potential implications for transparency and accountability across sports organizations.

Craig Hoffman is joined by Ben Standig, host of the Last Man Standig podcast, to share his reaction to today’s Commanders intrasquad practice. They break down the standout performances, notable moments, and what the scrimmage revealed about the roster as preseason winds down.