Podcast appearances and mentions of Doc Walker

Hour 3 1:12 - Mystics Get Back in the Win Column 14:18 - Biggest Storylines Heading Into the Preseason 22:45 - Calls: What Cartoons Did You Watch Growing Up?

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Logan Paulsen on Training Camp Observations + Top 5 QBs in the NFC 44:05 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Santana Moss Joins the Show, Stephen Jones Makes Headlines + Calls 1:22:20 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Trip Down Memory Lane with Doc Walker, Mystics Top Sky + NFL Preseason Storylines

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes Washington legend Santana Moss to reflect on the honor of being named the 52nd member of the Commanders Ring of Fame. Santana shares what the recognition means to him and his family, his favorite memories from his time in Washington, and the players who helped shape his career. Plus, he gives his impressions of Jayden Daniels entering year two.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, and Anthony dive into Mike Tannenbaum's controversial Top 5 Quarterbacks in the NFC list. The former GM had Jordan Love at No. 1 and Jalen Hurts all the way down at No. 4—sparking a heated debate. Doc and Anthony break down the list, give their own Top 5 rankings, and explain why they think Tannenbaum might be way off base with some of his picks.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes former Washington tight end Logan Paulsen to share his biggest takeaways from Commanders Training Camp so far. Logan weighs in on how 1st-round pick Josh Conerly Jr. has looked through the early stages of camp: “Josh Conerly Jr. is developing… This is part of the process.” They also discuss tight end Ben Sinnott's growth and whether he's ready to take a big leap in his second NFL season.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes Lynnell Willingham onto the show to talk Commanders Training Camp. Through six practices, Lynnell shares why he doesn't believe rookie Josh Conerly Jr. is ready to start at right tackle. He, Doc, and Anthony discuss how long it could take for Conerly to unseat Andrew Wylie—if there's a true competition at all. Lynnell breaks down what he's seen so far and what the rookie still needs to improve on before claiming the job.

With Santana Moss set to be inducted into the Commanders Ring of Fame this season, Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, joins Anthony to celebrate the news—and make a strong case for who should be next: legendary return man Mike Nelms. Doc shares why Nelms' impact on the field and legacy in Washington make him more than deserving of the honor.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, reacts to the emotional news that Pro Football Hall of Famer and Colorado Head Coach Deion Sanders has beaten an aggressive form of bladder cancer. Doc reflects on Prime's strength, resilience, and unwavering determination to keep coaching through the fight of his life. A powerful moment in sports, and an even more powerful message of perseverance.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Tobi Altizer to talk about the Washington Nationals winning their last two series and building momentum. With the MLB Trade Deadline looming on Thursday, they also preview what Mike Rizzo and the Nats might do — and what they should do — as the team continues to balance development with competitiveness.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Chad Ricardo of FOX 5 to break down his biggest takeaways from Day 6 of Commanders Training Camp. Chad shares who stood out, where the team is showing growth, and what questions still need answering as camp rolls on.

The NFL has officially revealed its Madden 26 “99 Club” — the elite group of players who earned a perfect 99 overall rating. With Craig Hoffman out, Anthony challenges Doc Walker to guess which seven players made the cut. Doc brings the energy and old-school wisdom as he tries to match today's stars with Madden's highest honor. Let the guessing game begin!

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes Lou Holder to discuss the latest twist in the Terry McLaurin contract saga. Terry has officially reported to Training Camp, ending his brief holdout—but negotiations with the Commanders are still unresolved. With Broncos wideout Courtland Sutton inking a 4-year, $92 million extension, Doc, Lou, and Anthony break down what that deal means for McLaurin's value, how it may impact the timeline for an agreement, and why Washington needs to strike the right balance between setting precedent and rewarding one of its most respected stars.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, kicks off the show with his first impressions from Commanders Training Camp—his first practice appearance of the summer now that the team is finally in pads. Doc explains why padded practices are the true indicator of real football and shares his excitement over the physical tone the team set today. Plus, he names a few surprise standouts who caught his eye during the team's first day in full gear.

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Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Washington legend and former Pro Bowl linebacker Ken Harvey to break down what it truly takes to be an elite pass rusher. They discuss mindset, technique, and leadership—plus Ken shares his thoughts on the Commanders' newest addition, Von Miller, and what kind of impact the veteran linebacker can have on Washington's defense.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on JP Finlay of “BMitch and Finlay” to break down his biggest takeaways from Day 3 of Commanders Training Camp. They talk standout performers, the defense's big day, and how the team is shaping up early. Plus, they dive into the Commanders' new alternate uniforms—which harken back to the glory days and bring back memories for Doc, who wore a similar look during his playing days.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, chats with Anthony about what he saw at Day 3 of Commanders Training Camp. Anthony reports that the defense came to play—stacking multiple interceptions and pass breakups in a dominant showing over the offense. They discuss which players stood out and what this means for the early identity of Dan Quinn's defense.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Lou Holder to share his thoughts on Terry McLaurin still not reporting to Commanders Training Camp as Day 2 wraps up. They discuss what McLaurin's continued absence means for the team, how players and coaches are responding, and the growing urgency to get a deal done.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, to break down Day 2 of the Commanders' mandatory training camp. Mitch shares his biggest takeaways, including standout performances, position battles heating up, and what he's watching most closely as camp ramps up.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, chats with Anthony about Terry McLaurin still not reporting to Commanders Training Camp. Anthony gets fired up about the stalled negotiations, arguing the deal should have already been finalized so that Terry could be on the field, building chemistry with his teammates from Day 1.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, is joined by his Team 980 colleague Chris Russell to reflect on the life and legacy of professional wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, who passed away today at the age of 71. They share their favorite Hogan memories, discuss his cultural impact beyond the ring, and remember what made the Hulkster a global phenomenon.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on former NBA champion Tony Massenburg to break down Bleacher Report's Top 100 NBA Players Ever ranking. The list factors in career stats, accolades, playoff success, championships, cultural impact, and overall greatness. Tony shares his biggest surprises, who he believes is underrated or overrated, and how this ranking reflects the evolution of the game.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Donna Hopkins from Tony McGee's Pro Football Plus to share her takeaways from Day 1 of Commanders Training Camp. Donna details which position battles she'll be keeping a close eye on, her impressions of Bobby Wagner's press conference, and how Von Miller is already stepping up as a leader. Plus, she highlights Ja'Corey Brooks as one of the standout performers from Day 1.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on longtime Washington sports broadcaster Lou Holder to break down Day 1 of Commanders Training Camp. Lou shares his biggest takeaways from the opening practice under Dan Quinn, including his early impressions of Jayden Daniels, the team's energy, and how the Terry McLaurin situation is hanging over the start of camp.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, opens the show with reaction to the biggest storyline in Ashburn — Terry McLaurin not reporting to Commanders Training Camp. Then, Doc and Anthony dive into what Anthony saw on Day 1 of practice, from standout performers to early impressions of Dan Quinn's first camp at the helm.

Hour 2 with Rick "Doc" Walker: On Terry McLaurin's contract issues, should fans be worried he won't sign? / More calls on top the best duos in sports / Terps color analyst Chris Knoche gives his Mt Rushmore of duos / Does anyone not have MJ and Pipen on their Mt Rushmore of sports duos?

Hour 1 with Rick "Doc" Walker: Lou Holder gives us his Mt Rushmore of Sports Duos / Who is on your Mt Rushmore of Sports Duos? / More calls on the best duos in sports / A thank you for teachers

Hour 3 with Rick "Doc" Walker: More calls on legendary duos in the history of sports / Vernon Dean calls in to talk about Art Monk's legacy / How will Von Miller fare against the Eagles O-Line? / Doc is excited to see the new and improved Commanders O-Line

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, dives into a critical question with Anthony: Can rookie QB Jayden Daniels be successful without Terry McLaurin? Earlier in the show, Redskins legend Gary Clark compared the idea of a Commanders team without McLaurin to the Redskins not having Art Monk back in the day. Doc and Anthony unpack that powerful statement and debate how much McLaurin means to Daniels' development and the offense as a whole.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on fellow Redskins legend Gary Clark to react to the long-awaited news that Art Monk's iconic No. 81 jersey will be retired by the Commanders. Clark shares his thoughts on Monk's legacy, the stalled contract negotiations between the team and Terry McLaurin, and why he's fired up about the return of the classic burgundy and gold uniforms as alternates this season.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on former Pro Bowl linebacker Ken Harvey to react to the Commanders signing Von Miller. Harvey shares what Miller's leadership and pass-rushing ability could mean for the young defensive core in Washington. Plus, the two discuss T.J. Watt's massive new contract, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history — again. Ken weighs in on what Watt's payday says about the value of elite edge rushers in today's game.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, kicks off the show with Anthony discussing the Commanders' decision to sign future Hall of Famer Von Miller to a one-year deal. Doc sees the move as a powerful message from ownership: Washington is now a destination for top-tier talent and serious about contending for a Super Bowl. They break down what Miller brings to the pass rush and how his presence could elevate the defense.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, joins Anthony to recap a wild and historic 2025 MLB All-Star Game. For the first time in the game's 94-year history, a tie was broken by a Home Run Derby-style swing-off — a result of a rule change introduced three years ago. Doc and Anthony react to the dramatic finish, break down standout performances, and debate whether the swing-off is good for the game.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Christy Winters-Scott to react to the Washington Mystics' 11-11 start as they head into the WNBA All-Star Break. They assess what's gone right, what needs to improve, and what to expect in the second half of the season. Plus, they shift to the hardwood in Las Vegas to talk about the Wizards' Summer League performance—especially their surprising defensive intensity.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, reacts to the latest developments surrounding the RFK stadium site. With Tuesday marking the end of the exclusive negotiating window between the Washington Commanders and the District, the team is now free to explore other stadium options. Doc dives into what this means for the future of the franchise, the fans, and the city's hopes of bringing the team back to D.C.

In a very special episode, Doc Walker — filling in for Craig Hoffman — welcomes on his legendary former teammate Art Monk to reflect on the Commanders' announcement that his iconic No. 81 jersey will be officially retired. Monk shares his initial reaction to the long-awaited honor, what he misses most about his playing days, and the influence of Hall of Famer Charley Taylor on his career. Plus, Monk weighs in on the ultimate debate: which group would he rather be a part of — The Fun Bunch or The Posse? A can't-miss conversation with one of the greatest to ever wear the burgundy and gold.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, joins Anthony to react to ESPN's latest rankings where NFL scouts, coaches, and executives named their top 10 wide receivers — and Terry McLaurin didn't make the cut. McLaurin was listed only as an honorable mention, sparking a conversation about his value, consistency, and why he continues to be overlooked. Is this a fair assessment or a major snub? Doc and Anthony break it all down.

To kick off the Best Of AWadd Radio, AWadd starts his list of the top 50 reasons the Washington Commanders are going to make the playoffs this year as he gives out his first 20. AWadd takes us into The Richmond Commander on the show next as we continue our list of the 50 reasons the Washington Commanders will have success as we cover 21-35. AWadd gives his final 15 of the top 50 reasons the Washington Commanders are going to make the playoffs this year with Jayden Daniels. AWadd is joined by Doc Walker on the show next as we talk about the jersey retirement and legendary career of former Washington football player Art Monk. Biff's Book Report on the show next as he researched the historical career of Washington football player Art Monk who played before Biff was born.

AWadd is joined by Doc Walker on the show next as we talk about the jersey retirement and legendary career of former Washington football player Art Monk. Biff's Book Report on the show next as he researched the historical career of Washington football player Art Monk who played before Biff was born. We talk College Football on the show next as there are rumors that Nick Saban might continue his career coaching with a new franchise. Contract Talk on the show next as we take one more segment to break down the situation with Terry McLaurin.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on his former teammate and fellow Washington legend Charles Mann to react to the news that the Commanders are officially retiring Art Monk's No. 81 jersey. Monk, who retired as the NFL's all-time receptions leader with 940 catches, now joins an elite group of Washington greats with retired numbers — Sammy Baugh, Bobby Mitchell, Darrell Green, Sonny Jurgensen, and Sean Taylor. Doc and Charles reflect on what made Monk special, why this honor was long overdue, and what it means for the franchise to finally give one of its most iconic players the recognition he deserves.

Hour 1 1:12 - Terry McLaurin Sends a Message: "Hard to See How I Step on the Field" 12:36 - Craig Reacts to Terry McLaurin's Comments From His Press Conference Today 23:58 - Doc Walker Reacts to Terry McLaurin's Contract Frustration

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, reacts to Terry McLaurin's pointed comments from his Tuesday press conference following a commercial shoot. McLaurin, addressing the media for the first time since skipping minicamp, expressed clear frustration and disappointment over the lack of progress on a new contract. He didn't mince words, saying, “Without any progress in discussions, it's kind of hard to see how I step on the field.” Doc shares his take on McLaurin's message, what it means for the Commanders moving forward, and whether the team can afford to let their star receiver feel this way with training camp just around the corner.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Team 980's Lynnell Willingham to break down how the Washington Wizards have looked in Las Vegas Summer League action. They discuss standout performances, early impressions of the rookie class, and what the team's play says about the direction of the rebuild.

Doc Walker and Anthony react to Jayden Daniels being ranked No. 5 on ESPN's Top 10 QB rankings. Is the rookie already deserving of such high praise, or is this ranking premature? The guys debate where Daniels should fall, discuss who else belongs (or doesn't) on the list, and try to make sense of why Jalen Hurts landed lower than expected.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Multimedia Journalist and Content Producer Mark Gray to react to the Nationals selecting Eli Willits with the No. 1 overall pick in the MLB Draft. Gray shares his candid thoughts on Willits and doesn't hold back, calling the MLB Draft "one of the most overblown drafts in all of sports." They break down what the pick means for the Nats' rebuild and the future of the franchise.

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, and Anthony react to the breaking news of Garrett Wilson's record-setting 4-year, $130 million contract extension with the Jets, including $90 million guaranteed. With Wilson resetting the wide receiver market after just three seasons, what does this mean for Terry McLaurin and his ongoing contract dispute with the Commanders?

Doc Walker, filling in for Craig Hoffman, welcomes on Washington Times columnist Thom Loverro to react to the Nationals selecting Eli Willits with the first overall pick in the MLB Draft. They break down what the pick says about the team's rebuild strategy, and Thom shares his thoughts on whether the Nats should consider trading McKenzie Gore ahead of the upcoming MLB trade deadline.

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