The Hoffman Show

Craig welcomes Greg Matzek, Sports Director and Host for 620WTMJ & ESPN Milwaukee, to break down the Packers' surprising decision to release two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander. Greg explains how contract issues and Alexander’s injury history—missing 20 games over the last two seasons—played major roles in Green Bay’s move. He also shares insight into Alexander’s on-field demeanor, likening him to Jimmy Butler: when engaged, he’s elite—but the buy-in has to be there.

Hour 1

1:12 - Craig Salutes All Parents

7:08 - Thunder Strike Back: OKC Dominates Game 2

20:18 - Should the Commanders Go After Jaire Alexander?

Craig, Anthony, and Lynnell react to the breaking news that the Green Bay Packers have released two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander. With the Commanders still in need of defensive back help, the crew debates whether Washington should make a move for the star corner. They weigh the upside of adding an All-Pro talent against the risks of his recent injury history and high price tag. Is Alexander worth the gamble for a team looking to elevate its defense in 2025?

Craig and Anthony begin the show breaking down the Thunder’s emphatic Game 2 win over the Pacers. After dropping Game 1, Oklahoma City responded with authority, using a massive 17-2 run in the second quarter to seize control and never look back. The guys dissect what changed for OKC, how their defensive intensity and ball movement flipped the script, and what this means heading into Game 3.

In the best of the Wizards on 106.7 The Fan/Team 980 this week, BMitch & Finlay react to the Tom Thibodeau firing; The Sports Junkies ask if Thibodeau would be a fit for the Wizards; The Chris Russell Show chimes in on the Knicks' decision; New York radio personality Peter Rosenburg joins BMitch & Finlay to react to the firing; The Athletic's David Aldridge joins The Hoffman Show to give his take

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Pacers Take 1-0 Series Lead + Colts LB Zaire Franklin Joins the Show

39:28 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Andrew Chernoff Talks NBA Finals Game 1, Jason Kidd to the Knicks? + Clinton Yates on Learning from Pacers-Thunder

1:19:32 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Latest on Terry McLaurin Contract Negotiations, Weekend Preview + Real Things

Craig reacts to the latest developments in Terry McLaurin's contract negotiations with the Washington Commanders. NFL insiders Albert Breer and John Keim shared insights on 106.7 The Fan, indicating that discussions are currently strained. Breer noted that McLaurin is likely seeking a deal starting at $30 million annually, reflecting the escalating market for top wide receivers. Keim highlighted that sometimes the other side gets frustrated as well.

Hour 2

1:12 - NBA Finals Game 1 Recap with Andrew Chernoff: Pacers Steal One in OKC

14:10 - New York Knicks Interested in Speaking with Jason Kidd to Fill HC Vacancy

21:24 - Clinton Yates on Team-Building Lessons from the Thunder and Pacers

Craig welcomes ESPN's Clinton Yates to react to Game 1 of the NBA Finals, where the Pacers stunned the Thunder. They dive into what stood out in the opening matchup and shift focus to the bigger picture—what can the rest of the NBA learn from how Oklahoma City and Indiana built their rosters? Clinton and Craig discuss the value of patience, smart drafting, and culture-setting as key ingredients to building sustainable contenders.

Craig welcomes on longtime friend and Wish-TV Indianapolis anchor Andrew Chernoff to break down the Pacers' thrilling Game 1 win over the Thunder in the NBA Finals. They discuss how Indiana managed to steal the opener in OKC, what adjustments the Thunder need to make, and whether the Pacers can keep the momentum going.