Inspired by the Commanders’ intrasquad scrimmage, Craig and Anthony hold their own draft, splitting the roster to build their own “Team Burgundy” and “Team Gold.” They go back and forth picking their top 22 players, debating selections, and making the case for whose squad would come out on top.

Craig and Anthony react to the Commanders’ Burgundy & Gold Scrimmage at today’s practice, seeing it as a smart way to ramp up intensity between players. They also applaud Dan Quinn for giving his assistants a chance to operate in unfamiliar roles — valuable experience that could prepare them for future promotions.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - 1st and 10 + Tell the Truth Monday Calls

44:05 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Not My Beat + Around the NFL

1:23:01 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Commanders Pick-6, Take Command + Real Things

Hour 1

1:12 - 1st & 10: Sloppy Play, Starter Decisions & Special Teams Struggles

11:22 - 1st & 10: WR Woes, QB3 Battle & Roster Moves

25:12 - Tell the Truth Monday Calls

Hour 2

1:12 - Not My Beat: Terry Talks, DQ’s Player Appeal & Hampton’s Release with Michael Phillips

20:40 - Around the NFL: Recapping Week 1 of the Preseason

Hour 3

1:12 - Commanders Pick-6: How the Spotlighted Players Performed

20:27 - Take Command: Recap of the Defense’s Performance

36:34 - Real Things: Damon Amendolara

Craig revisits the six players he highlighted on Friday’s “Commanders Pick-6” segment and breaks down how each one fared in the game. From standout performances to missed opportunities, Craig evaluates whether each player lived up to the pregame hype

Craig is joined by Michael Phillips of 910 The Fan in Richmond for today’s “Not My Beat.” They dig into the latest on Terry McLaurin’s contract negotiations, why veteran players are drawn to playing for Dan Quinn, Michael’s reaction to Washington parting ways with Dominique Hampton, and more insights from around the Commanders.

Craig wraps up his “1st and 10” takeaways from the Commanders’ latest game with his final seven observations. He discusses the wide receiver group’s continued struggles without Terry McLaurin, the QB3 competition between Sam Hartman and Josh Johnson, the release of Dominique Hampton, and more notes from an eventful matchup.

Craig kicks off the show with his “1st and 10” — the 10 biggest takeaways from the Commanders’ latest game. In this first segment, he dives into three key points: why sloppy play is a bad sign, his reasoning for ultimately saying the starters should not have played, and how the special teams unit turned in an especially poor performance.