The Hoffman Show

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Brian Flores Stays Put in Minnesota, Chris Russell Talks MacKenzie Gore Trade + Calls 41:02 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Snowmageddon, Tales with Doc Walker, AFC/NFC Championship Preview 1:21:32 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Donna Hopkins Joins the Show, AFC/NFC Predictions + Mendoza Declares for Draft

Hour 1 1:12 - Why Not Washington? Brian Flores Stays Put in Minnesota 12:23 - Calls: How Do the Commanders Re-Tool? 20:30 - Breaking Down the MacKenzie Gore Trade w/ Chris Russell

Hour 2 1:12 - Snowmageddon & Commanders Check-In with Kevin Sheehan 13:30 - Snow Tales with Doc Walker 22:35 - Bills Interview Philip Rivers, AFC/NFC Championships Preview 33:02 - Calls on AFC/NFC Championships

Hour 3 1:12 - Doc and Anthony Make Their AFC and NFC Picks 17:36 - Donna Hopkins Talking All Things Commanders 27:33 - Mendoza Declares for NFL Draft

Doc Walker welcomes on his Team 980 colleague—and personal meteorologist—Kevin Sheehan to break down the major snowstorm set to sweep the nation. The conversation also pivots to the Commanders, with the two discussing the latest developments in the team's defensive coordinator search and where things currently stand.

Doc Walker welcomes on his Team 980 colleague Chris Russell to react to the Nationals trading MacKenzie Gore. Russell says he likes the move for Washington, believing the Nationals got a solid return for Gore and positioned themselves well as they continue to reshape the roster and build for the future.

Doc Walker opens the show reacting to the news that Brian Flores is staying in Minnesota as the Vikings' defensive coordinator. Doc questions why Flores wouldn't want to come to Washington, where the Commanders have a bottom-half defense that clearly needs fixing. Anthony pushes back, saying Washington should actually be an attractive destination — a chance for a top defensive mind to take on a true rebuild project and turn the Commanders defense into one of the best units in the league.

Lynnell and Anthony dive into Jayden Daniels' knee injury and the question that follows: does he need to adjust his play style? Both agree his legs are what make him dynamic, but Lynnell stresses that Daniels must develop better discernment to avoid unnecessary hits and know when to get down. Anthony argues that Kliff Kingsbury may need to tweak the offense, putting Jayden under center more often to create a versatile rushing attack, open up play-action, and reduce the hits Daniels takes in shotgun-heavy sets.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Jayden Daniels Dealing w/ Knee Sprain, Can Commanders Protect JD5 from Himself + Calls 41:51 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Chase Edmonds to P-Squad, Kevin Sheehan Joins the Show + Calls

Hour 1 1:12 - Dan Quinn: Jayden Daniels is Day-to-Day, Unsure If He'll Play Sunday 12:04 - Protecting Jayden: Commanders Face Tough Decision After Knee Injury 23:53 - Calls: Are you concerned about the long-term health of the QB?

Hour 2 1:12 - Commanders Sign Chase Edmonds to Practice Squad + Calls 13:20 - Calls: Are You Concerned About the Long-Term Health of the QB? 21:26 - Kevin Sheehan on Jayden Daniels: "He's Got to Stop Taking Unnecessary Hits"

Lynnell is joined by his Team 980 colleague Kevin Sheehan to react to the news that Jayden Daniels is day-to-day with a knee sprain. Kevin zooms out to the big-picture issue, stressing that Washington's young quarterback must cut down on the unnecessary hits he's been taking. The two discuss how Daniels' playing style impacts both his health and the Commanders' long-term future

Lynnell reacts to Dan Quinn's announcement that Jayden Daniels is day-to-day with a knee sprain and uncertain for Sunday's matchup against the Raiders. Drawing from last season, when Daniels played through broken ribs and his performance suffered, Lynnell argues the Commanders must protect their young QB from himself. While Daniels' competitive fire is unquestioned, the team's long-term success hinges on prioritizing his health over short-term results.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Commanders Trade B-Rob to 49ers + Calls On If WSH Will Have Seller's Remorse 44:11 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Nell's Super Six Pack, Burgundy and Bold Prediction + Adam Kilgore Joins the Show 1:29:13 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - JD5 No.21 on NFL Top 100, NFC East Improved + Around the NFL

Hour 1 1:12 - Commanders Trade Brian Robinson to 49ers — Will They Regret It? 11:38 - Calls: Will the Commanders Have Seller's Remorse Following B-Rob Trade?

Hour 2 1:12 - Nell's Super Six Pack: Players to Watch in Commanders Preseason Finale vs. Ravens 12:34 - Adam Kilgore on B-Rob Trade, JD5 Role + Run Defense Questions 29:49 - Burgundy and Bold: Trey Amos Will Be the Commanders' Best Corner

Hour 3 1:12 - Jayden Daniels Ranked No. 21 in NFL Top 100 — Lynnell Reacts 9:42 - Don't Sleep on the NFC East — Lynnell's Reminder to Commanders Fans 18:24 - Steve Wyche Joins Lynnell to Go Around the NFL 33:30 - Weekend Preview + Calls

Lynnell Willingham welcomes on NFL Network's Chief National Reporter, Steve Wyche, for a wide-ranging look around the league. They touch on Abdul Carter emerging as the star of Giants training camp, why Brian Robinson is a smart pickup for the 49ers, and Wyche's belief that Brock Purdy can once again lead San Francisco into playoff contention. Wyche also explains why Cam Ward has a real chance to get the Titans off to a strong start, weighs in on the tension in Dallas where trust issues seem to linger, and shares which sophomore quarterback he believes will enjoy the most team success this season.

Commanders QB Jayden Daniels lands at No. 21 on NFL Network's Top 100 Players list. Lynnell Willingham says fans shouldn't put too much stock into the rankings. While he's fine with Jayden being slotted at No. 21, Lynnell reminds listeners that fans need to stop overreacting to where their QB lands on lists like these.

Introducing a new Friday staple on the show — Burgundy and Bold! Each week, Lynnell Willingham delivers one bold prediction for the Commanders' 2025 season. This week, Lynnell's bold call is that Trey Amos will emerge as Washington's best cornerback by season's end.

Lynnell Willingham welcomes on Washington Post's Adam Kilgore to share his initial reaction to the Commanders trading Brian Robinson. They dive into what it would mean if Jayden Daniels ends up as the team's leading rusher, discuss lingering concerns about Washington's run defense, and spotlight Chris Rodriguez as the player to watch in the RB room following Robinson's departure.

Lynnell Willingham is back with his Super Six Pack! Ahead of the Commanders' preseason finale against the Baltimore Ravens, Lynnell highlights the six players who are under the microscope and need to show out before roster cutdowns.

Breaking news: The Washington Commanders have traded running back Brian Robinson to the San Francisco 49ers in exchange for a 2026 sixth-round pick. Lynnell Willingham reacts to the move and debates whether Washington could end up with seller's remorse after parting ways with one of their top backs.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Craig's Last Show, New Opportunity + Callers Share Favorite Memories 42:25 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Clinton Yates Final Appearance, Craig's Final Predictions + Calls 1:27:26 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Anthony's Takeover, Real Things HOF Enshrinement + Craig Says Good-bye

Hour 1 - 1:12 - Craig's Big News: Farewell to Team 980, Hello Monumental Basketball 7:37 - Craig's Mom Calls Into the Show to Congratulate Him on New Opportunity 21:37 - Callers Congratulate Craig and Share Favorite Memories of Him

Hour 2 1:12 - Full Circle: Clinton Yates on How Craig Got the Mic 14:29 - Caller Jokes Anthony Got Married Twice and Got Divorced Twice (Show Hosts) 23:43 - Craig's Final Commanders Predictions 33:15 - Craig's Final Super Bowl Prediction

Hour 3 1:12 - Anthony Takes Over the Show 11:10 - Real Things Hall of Fame Enshrinement 19:06 - Real Things: Craig & Anthony Edition 27:35 - Hoffman Show Says Good-bye

Craig closes his final show with a heartfelt goodbye, thanking everyone who made The Hoffman Show a success — from regular guests and his producer Anthony, to his wife Rachel, and most importantly, the audience. It's a moment of gratitude, reflection, and appreciation as he signs off from Team 980.

For one last appearance on The Hoffman Show, Clinton Yates joins his longtime friend Craig to take listeners behind the scenes on how Craig landed the host role at Team 980. They revisit the moment three years ago when Clinton encouraged Craig to apply after Travis Thomas announced he was leaving, and share memories from Clinton's many appearances on the show since then.

Craig opens the show with a major announcement — today is his final day hosting on the Team 980. He shares the news of his next chapter as the Senior Director of Basketball Identity and Integration for Monumental Basketball, reflecting on his time at the station and what excites him most about the new role.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Vibe Check Tuesday + Reaction to Commanders Burgundy and Gold Scrimmage 44:40 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Not My Beat, Jon Gruden Wins Case Against NFL + Weekend in Review 1:27:56 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Training Camp Pick-6, Mike Sando's QB Tiers + Real Things

Hour 1 1:12 - Commanders Hold Burgundy & Gold Scrimmage: Craig and Anthony React 10:18 - Vibe Check Tuesday Calls on Team 21:54 - Burgundy vs. Gold: Craig & Anthony Draft Their Commanders Squads

Hour 3 1:12 - Training Camp Pick-6: Reaction to DQ at the Podium 22:16 - Mike Sando's QB Tiers 22:16 - Real Things: KJ Hamler

Craig breaks down six key takeaways from Dan Quinn's pre-practice comments in today's “Training Camp Pick-6.” He covers the latest on Terry McLaurin's ankle situation, how the rookies have fared so far in camp, what's stood out about Jayden Daniels entering his second year, and more storylines shaping the Commanders' preseason.

Hour 2 1:12 - Ben Standig Reacts to Commanders' Intrasquad Scrimmage 20:45 - Don Van Natta Jr. on the Gruden vs. NFL Court Victory 35:25: - Weekend in Review

Craig welcomes longtime NFL insider and author of the story, Don Van Natta Jr., to break down the Nevada Supreme Court's significant 5–2 ruling in favor of Jon Gruden. They explore why the court deemed the NFL's arbitration clause “unconscionable,” how this decision changes the trajectory of Gruden's lawsuit, and what it could mean for broader employee rights in cases involving the league. The duo also discuss next steps, including the NFL's intent to appeal and the potential implications for transparency and accountability across sports organizations.

Craig Hoffman is joined by Ben Standig, host of the Last Man Standig podcast, to share his reaction to today's Commanders intrasquad practice. They break down the standout performances, notable moments, and what the scrimmage revealed about the roster as preseason winds down.

Inspired by the Commanders' intrasquad scrimmage, Craig and Anthony hold their own draft, splitting the roster to build their own “Team Burgundy” and “Team Gold.” They go back and forth picking their top 22 players, debating selections, and making the case for whose squad would come out on top.

Craig and Anthony react to the Commanders' Burgundy & Gold Scrimmage at today's practice, seeing it as a smart way to ramp up intensity between players. They also applaud Dan Quinn for giving his assistants a chance to operate in unfamiliar roles — valuable experience that could prepare them for future promotions.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - 1st and 10 + Tell the Truth Monday Calls 44:05 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Not My Beat + Around the NFL 1:23:01 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Commanders Pick-6, Take Command + Real Things

Hour 1 1:12 - 1st & 10: Sloppy Play, Starter Decisions & Special Teams Struggles 11:22 - 1st & 10: WR Woes, QB3 Battle & Roster Moves 25:12 - Tell the Truth Monday Calls

Hour 2 1:12 - Not My Beat: Terry Talks, DQ's Player Appeal & Hampton's Release with Michael Phillips 20:40 - Around the NFL: Recapping Week 1 of the Preseason