The Hoffman Show

Hour 2

1:12 - Calls on Breaking News: DC, Commanders close to deal for new stadium at RFK

5:39 - The Latest on the Commanders' RFK Return with NBC4's Mark Segraves

22:37 - Reaction to Mark Segraves on Final Steps to Getting Deal Done for RFK Site

Craig is joined by NBC4’s Mark Segraves, who broke the news that the District and the Commanders are closing in on a deal to bring the NFL back to D.C. Segraves says this is “the closest the two parties have ever been” to sealing the deal. He breaks down what the final steps are, what residents in the RFK area are saying, and why the proposed new stadium is designed to be much more than just a football venue. From concerts to March Madness to international soccer—this could be a game-changer for the entire city.

Hour 1

1:12 - Breaking News: Commanders Closing In on RFK Return

12:50 - RFK Reactions: What the Commanders' Return Means to D.C.

33:08 - Calls on Breaking News: DC, Commanders close to deal for new stadium at RFK

Following the breaking news that the Commanders are closing in on a deal to return to the RFK Stadium site, Craig takes calls from fans across the DMV. One caller suggests not everyone near the stadium wants it back—but true Washingtonians call in to push back. Listeners who grew up near RFK or still live nearby share their memories and explain why RFK was the heartbeat of the city and why bringing the team back to the District would be a dream come true. It's a passionate, emotional hour of real D.C. voices reacting to the potential homecoming.

Craig opens the show with major breaking news: The Washington Commanders and D.C. are close to a massive deal—worth more than $3 billion—to bring the team back to the District and build a brand-new stadium at the historic RFK site. Craig reacts to all the key details, including the $2.5 billion commitment from the team, the $850 million in public funding for infrastructure, and what this move would mean for the city, fans, and the future of football in the nation’s capital. Is this finally the homecoming fans have been waiting for? Craig gives his full take.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Mystics Draft Recap, Kenny Brooks Talks Georgia Amoore + Weekend Review

40:14 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Meghan McPeak Recaps Mystics WNBA Draft + Take Command w/ John Keim

1:23:18 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Travis Hunter Speaks, NBA Play-In Games Preview + Real Things

Hour 3

1:12 - Travis Hunter Would Rather Stop Playing Vs. Playing One Position

12:23 - NFL Reveals Official List of 17 Prospects Invited To Attend Draft

21:47 - Preview of Hawks-Magic Play-In Game

30:24 - Preview of Warriors-Grizzlies Play-In Game + Real Things: Puka Nacua

Craig reacts to Travis Hunter’s bold comments to CBS Sports, where the two-way star made it crystal clear: if an NFL team won’t let him play both wide receiver and cornerback, he won’t play football at all. Craig breaks down what this means for Hunter’s draft stock, how teams might view his unique stance, and whether he could actually pull it off in the NFL. Is this confidence or a potential red flag? Craig weighs in.

Hour 2

1:12 - Mystics Draft Reaction with Meghan McPeak

20:18 - Take Command Segment: Mailbag with John Keim

Craig is joined by Mystics analyst Meghan McPeak to break down Washington’s three first-round picks in the 2025 WNBA Draft: Sonia Citron, Kiki Iriafen, and Georgia Amoore. Meghan shares her instant reactions to each selection, how she sees them fitting into the roster, and why the Mystics may have landed one of the best overall hauls in the draft. From versatility to leadership to pure talent, Craig and Meghan dive into what makes this trio so exciting for the future of the franchise.