Craig Hoffman and Anthony continue their breakdown of the Commanders’ first unofficial depth chart—this time turning their attention to the defense. One of the biggest surprises? Rookie cornerback Trey Amos has locked down a starting role on the outside. Craig and Anthony analyze what that means for the secondary and dive into the rest of the defensive unit, including which veterans are holding on to their spots and which new faces are pushing for bigger roles.

Craig Hoffman kicks off the show by reacting to the Commanders’ first unofficial depth chart of the season. Despite his ongoing holdout, Terry McLaurin is still listed as WR1—what does that signal about the team’s expectations? Craig dives into the offensive side of the depth chart, sharing his takeaways on the QB, RB, OL, and WR groupings, including where the rookies and offseason additions stand as camp progresses.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Craig Builds Hypothetical McLaurin Contract, Terry Requests Trade + Fan Reaction

41:15 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Mark Segraves with Latest on RFK Stadium Bill + Calls on Terry McLaurin’s Trade Request

1:26:03 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Micah Parsons Requests Trade, Take Command + Real Things

Hour 1

1:12 - Terry McLaurin Requests Trade from Commanders.

9:05 - Craig: “I’d Be Stunned if the Commanders Traded Terry McLaurin”

30:38 - Calls on Terry McLaurin Requesting a Trade

Hour 2

1:12 - Calls on Terry McLaurin Requesting a Trade

10:45 - Craig Welcomes Mark Segraves: What the RFK Vote Really Means

37:23 - More on RFK Stadium Bill Vote

Hour 3

1:12 - Lynnell Willingham Reacts to Terry McLaurin’s Trade Request

16:30 - MIcah Parsons Requests Trade Out of Dallas

22:30 - Take Command 53-Man Roster Projection: Defense

35:48 - Real Things: Cam Ward + Barack Obama

Craig Hoffman is joined by Lynnell Willingham to react to the breaking news of Terry McLaurin’s trade request. Lynnell shares his thoughts on what may have led the star wide receiver to this point, what it says about the Commanders’ current front office dynamics, and whether a deal is likely—or even feasible. Craig and Lynnell also discuss what the Commanders should do next and how this could affect the team’s short- and long-term plans.

Craig Hoffman welcomes NBC4 Chief Investigative Reporter Mark Segraves to break down the latest on the RFK Stadium bill. Segraves explains why the recent Council vote was a major milestone—but not the final step. He details the significance of the second vote coming in September and why September 17 could be the day fans can officially celebrate. Segraves also shares what still needs to happen, including Council demands for enforceable timelines tied to affordable housing and retail development. Plus, Segraves gives fans a heads-up: season ticket holders would have to pay a personal seat license fee if the team returns to RFK—making tickets potentially more expensive than at FedEx Field.

Craig Hoffman reacts to the Terry McLaurin trade request and explains why he doesn’t think a deal is likely. Craig says he’d be stunned if the Commanders actually moved their star receiver — the timing doesn’t benefit Washington, and a draft pick wouldn’t help in 2025. Instead, Craig dives into what kind of contract McLaurin might be seeking, comparing his situation to the deal DK Metcalf signed earlier this offseason.

Craig Hoffman is back from vacation and wastes no time diving into breaking news: Terry McLaurin has officially requested a trade from the Washington Commanders amid ongoing contract disputes. Craig reacts to the shocking development and breaks down ESPN’s report that the Commanders have no interest in dealing their star wide receiver.