The Hoffman Show

Hour 2

1:12 - Not My Beat: Breaking Down the Commanders’ Offseason Moves with Mark Bullock

23:53 - Take Command Segment: How Will FA Acquisitions Fit in Washington?

Craig welcomes Commanders analyst Mark Bullock for today's edition of Not My Beat to analyze how Washington’s major offseason acquisitions—Laremy Tunsil, Deebo Samuel, and Javon Kinlaw—fit into the team's offensive and defensive schemes. Bullock breaks down what Tunsil brings to the offensive line, how Samuel elevates the passing attack, and why Kinlaw’s presence on the defensive front could be a game-changer. They also discuss how these moves shape the Commanders’ overall strategy heading into the 2025 season.

Hour 1

1:12 - Remembering John Feinstein: A Legacy of Storytelling

9:25 - Commanders Continue Building Depth with Free Agent Re-Signings

19:35 - Remembering John Feinstein with Damon Amendolara

Craig welcomes Damon Amendolara to honor the life and legacy of legendary sportswriter and author John Feinstein. Amendolara, who worked alongside Feinstein in launching CBS Sports Radio in 2012, shares his memories of John’s impact on the sports world, his storytelling brilliance, and what made him such a unique and fearless journalist. Together, they reflect on Feinstein’s contributions to sports media and the void his passing leaves in the industry.

Craig reacts to the Commanders' latest moves in free agency as they prioritize depth and continuity by re-signing key contributors. Washington brings back WR Noah Brown, versatile offensive lineman Michael Deiter, WR KJ Osborn, and defensive lineman Sheldon Day. Craig breaks down how each of these signings strengthens the roster and what they signal about the team's approach under Adam Peters.

Craig begins the show paying tribute to legendary sportswriter and author John Feinstein, who passed away at the age of 69. Feinstein, a masterful storyteller and fearless reporter, gave fans unparalleled access to the most intriguing teams and athletes. His sharp insights and deep knowledge made him a beloved voice in the sports world, including his 13 years as a regular contributor to 106.7 The Fan. Craig reflects on his impact, his legacy, and the lasting imprint he leaves on sports journalism. Our thoughts are with his family, his readers, and his listeners.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Commanders Sign DL Eddie Goldman, Have WSH Draft Needs Changed + Adam Peters Aggressiveness in FA

38:03 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Lynnell Willingham Talks Offseason Moves, Commanders Rushing Rebuild? + Commanders Sign Jonathan Jones

Hour 2

1:12 - Grading the Commanders' Offseason Moves w/ Lynnell Willingham

10:24 - Are the Commanders Rushing the Rebuild?

21:07 - Commanders Bolster Depth with Mariota & Jones Signings

30:50 - More Reaction to the Jonathan Jones Signing

Craig reacts to the Commanders bringing back veteran QB Marcus Mariota on a one-year, $8 million deal, solidifying their backup quarterback spot. While discussing the move, breaking news drops that Washington is also signing veteran cornerback Jonathan Jones. Craig gives his instant reaction to both signings and what they mean for the Commanders’ roster.

Craig and Lynnell react to Conor Orr’s criticism on the Monday Morning Quarterback podcast, where he listed Washington as one of the ‘losers’ of free agency for trading draft capital for veteran players in a win-now approach. Are the Commanders making a mistake by microwaving the rebuild, or is this the right strategy under Adam Peters? Craig and Lynnell debate the risks and rewards of Washington’s aggressive offseason moves.