1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 -  Coaching Setback: Ben Johnson Stays in Detroit, Commanders' Fan Reactions

44:30.7 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Coaching Landscape Unveiled: Reactions, Insights, and Overreactions

1:32:37 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 -Sports Spectrum: Bold Draft Moves, Coaching Chronicles, and Orioles Ownership Shift

1/30 - Hoffman Show Hour 3  

1:12 - Draft Dilemma Debate: Lynnell's Bold Move vs. Craig's Dissent

6:39 - Coaching Continuum: Ben Johnson's Stay and Commanders' Quest

15:09 - On the Hardwood: Tyus Jones Talks Sibling Rivalry, Wembanyama, and Keefe's Impact

29:05 - Breaking News: Baltimore Orioles owner John Angelos is selling the team to a pair of private equity billionaires

Washington Wizards' Tyus Jones shares his experiences playing against his brother, facing Victor Wembanyama, and discusses the positive changes brought by interim coach Brian Keefe. Plus, discover how the team handled the transition of Wes Unseld Jr. from head coach to a front office advisory role.

Lynnell expressed his willingness to trade three first-round draft picks to move up one spot and draft USC's Caleb Williams. Anthony and Craig couldn't help but continue the conversation afterwards.

1/30 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 

1:12 - Reaction to Albert Breer's Comments on Ben Johnson's Decision 

9:10 - Coaching Crossroads: Andrew Brandt on Ben Johnson's Decision To Stay in Detroit

23:47 - Coaching Twist: Ben Johnson Stays Put; Lynnell Weighs In

35:37 - Overreaction Tuesday: Lynnell's Bold Draft Move for Caleb Williams

t's 'Overreaction Tuesday' on the Hoffman Show! Lynnell joins the show with a bold overreaction: he'd be willing to trade three first-round draft picks to move up one spot and draft USC's Caleb Williams. Dive into the excitement, speculation, and the hypothetical scenario as Lynnell unveils his daring draft day move

Andrew Brandt, former Packers Executive, joins the Hoffman Show discussing Ben Johnson's surprising choice not to take a head coaching job for the second consecutive year and speculates on what this could mean for Johnson's future aspirations. Plus, explore the ripple effect on Washington's coaching search as Johnson opts to stay in Detroit.

1/30 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 

1:12 - Coaching Carousel Update: Ben Johnson Stays Put in Detroit

11:58 - Calls - Vibe Check Tuesday: Commanders Lose Top Coaching Candidate

32:18 - Logan Paulsen's Coaching Insight: High Praise for Dan Quinn

Craig provides the latest coaching carousel update as Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson announces he will be staying in Detroit. Explore the implications for the Commanders, who lose out on one of their top head coaching candidates.