Hour 1

6:05 - Vibe Check Tuesday Calls on Commanders Draft

16:58 - Vibe Check Tuesday: Draft Philosophy, Athletic Traits, and No Edge Rushers?

29:29 - Vibe Check Tuesday Calls on Commanders Draft

It’s a Vibe Check Tuesday—and while the phone lines are quiet, Craig and Anthony break down their takeaways from the Commanders’ 2025 NFL Draft. Anthony highlights how athleticism was a clear trend among all of Washington’s picks, pointing to their testing numbers. Both Craig and Anthony express surprise that the team didn’t select an edge rusher, but they agree it shows the front office stayed true to a “best player available” strategy rather than drafting for need.

From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): Adam Peters stuck to his board on Days 2 and 3 of the Draft and came away with some potential starters... Logan and Craig are here give their initial thoughts on the Commanders Draft class as a whole before diving in deeper on each individual pick later on in the podcast

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1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Commanders Return to RFK Stadium, Calls + Muriel Bowser Talks Stadium News

38:02 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Take Command Segment + Mark Segraves Talks Latest on RFK Stadium Deal

1:21:11 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Commanders Pick-6, NBA Weekend Recap + Real Things

Hour 3

1:12 - Commanders Pick-6: Josh Harris, Muriel Bowser + Roger Goodell Talk to Media

21:18 - Lakers and Pistons Lose Heartbreakers, Fall to 3-1 in Respective Series

30:07 - Real Things: Sam Fortier and Travis Hunter

Craig reacts to the top storylines from today's press conference at the National Press Club where Commanders Owner Josh Harris, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke to the media about the Commanders returning to the RFK Stadium site.

Hour 2

1:12 - Take Command Segment: Overview of Commanders Day 2 and Day 3 Draft Picks

20:20 - Mark Segraves on the Commanders' RFK Stadium Deal: Why Now and What's Next

Craig welcomes back NBC4’s Mark Segraves, who first reported nearly two weeks ago that the Commanders and D.C. were close to a stadium deal. Now, with the D.C. Mayor officially announcing the Commanders' planned return to RFK Stadium, Segraves explains why the move is happening now and shares Mayor Bowser’s vision of a “shifting economy” driven by sports and entertainment. He also outlines the risks involved with the project and reminds listeners that the deal still faces a major hurdle: approval from the D.C. City Council.

Hour 1

1:12 - The Commanders Are Coming Home! Craig Reacts to RFK Stadium News

10:16 - RFK Return: What It Means for the Community

19:09 - Calls on Commanders Return to RFK Stadium

31:20 - Muriel Bowser Believes Investing in RFK Stadium Will Serve DC Residents

After the big news about the Commanders' planned return to RFK Stadium, a caller raises important questions about the financial ramifications of the deal, the impact on residents living near the stadium site, and whether the project will create new jobs and economic opportunities. Craig explores the broader implications of the move — from public funding concerns to the potential for community revitalization — and discusses what fans and locals should keep an eye on as the plan moves forward.