Craig welcomes ESPN’s Clinton Yates for his weekly appearance to discuss Draymond Green’s postgame comments following the Warriors’ Game 2 loss to the Timberwolves. Draymond took issue with the media portrayal of him as an “angry Black man” after receiving another technical foul—this time for striking Naz Reid in the face while flailing his arms. Craig and Clinton unpack Draymond’s statement, the role of media narratives in shaping public perception, and how it all intersects with the Warriors' playoff run.

Craig and Anthony kick off the show reacting to the Capitals' impressive 3-1 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 2 of their second-round playoff series. They break down how Washington bounced back, highlight key performances—including Tom Wilson’s empty-net goal to seal the win—and discuss what this momentum shift means heading to Carolina.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Knicks Stun Celtics, Commanders Biggest Position of Need + Commanders Worst Defense in NFC East

37:38 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Not My Beat + Never Read the Comments

1:23:02 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Take Command Segment, Previewing Tonight’s NBA Playoff Game + Real Things

Hour 3

1:12 - Take Command Segment w/ Logan Paulsen

18:21 - Timberwolves-Warriors Game 2 Preview

28:13 - Real Things: Charles Barkley and Malik Nabers

Hour 2

1:12 - Keys to a Caps Comeback in Game 2 With Joe Beninati

20:32 - Never Read the Comments

Craig braves the YouTube comments section, addressing some of the biggest items currently stirring the pot in Washington Commanders land. It's a candid response to fan reactions, controversies, and the pulse of Commanders Nation.

Craig welcomes on Monumental Sports' play-by-play voice of the Washington Capitals, Joe Beninati, to break down what Washington must do to bounce back in Game 2 against the Hurricanes. Joe shares insight on lineup adjustments, special teams execution, and the kind of energy the Caps need to avoid going down 0-2 in the series.

Hour 1

1:12 - Knicks Stun the Celtics, Take 2-0 Lead

9:31 - Do the Commanders Have a Linebacker Problem?

19:02 - Do Commanders Have Worst Defense in NFC East?

28:08 - Should the Commanders Have Taken a Shot on Isaiah or Justin Simmons?

After ESPN’s Aaron Schatz pegged linebacker as the Commanders' biggest need, a caller joins Craig and Anthony to question why Washington didn’t pursue Isaiah Simmons — the athletic linebacker who just signed with the Packers — especially given the coaching pedigree of Dan Quinn, Ken Norton Jr., and Joe Whitt. The caller also points to safety as an overlooked concern and wonders why the Commanders haven’t shown interest in former All-Pro free agent Justin Simmons.

Craig and Anthony react to ESPN's Aaron Schatz naming linebacker as the Commanders' biggest current need in his latest article. They break down Schatz's concerns about Washington's depth behind Frankie Luvu and Bobby Wagner and assess whether the position truly is the team’s biggest weakness. The duo also explores other areas on the roster that might be more pressing and debate how confident fans should feel about the Commanders’ defensive depth heading into the season.