Craig welcomes on Washington Mystics rookie forward and reigning WNBA Rookie of the Month, Kiki Iriafen, to discuss how her first professional season is going. Kiki shares what the adjustment to the WNBA has been like, what it feels like to play against some of the players she grew up watching, and more from her rookie campaign so far.
Craig opens the show reacting to the biggest story from Day 2 of Commanders mandatory minicamp: wide receiver Noah Brown being carted off the field after a diving catch. Craig shares what he saw, how it unfolded, and reacts to Ben Standig’s comments from the scene. Plus, Craig breaks down the rest of the top storylines from Day 2 of minicamp.
From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): Terry McLaurin continues to hold out for a new contract as we enter the Mandatory Minicamp portion of the offseason, which has fans asking "What Is Terry McLaurin Worth?" ... Logan and Craig break down how they view Terry McLaurin's worth to the Commanders and where he should slot in contract-wise relative to the other top receiver contracts in the NFL To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy...
1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Terry McLaurin Holdout, Commanders Minicamp Takeaways + Vibe Check Tuesday 40:54 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Ben Standig Minicamp Takeaways + Taylor Lyons Details Willard & Evans Exits form UMD 1:19:19 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Commanders Pick-6, Commanders DE Deatrich Wise Joins the Show + Real Things
Hour 3 1:12 - Commanders Pick-6: Reaction to Dan Quinn at Day 1 of Mandatory Minicamp 24:19 - Deatrich Wise on Building a New Chapter in Washington 32:26 - Real Things: Chris Russell
After Commanders minicamp practice, Craig catches up with new defensive end Deatrich Wise. The two discuss Wise’s transition from New England to Washington, what it means to bring a winning culture with him, how he’s connecting with the other defensive linemen, and why he’s excited about what’s ahead for the Commanders this season.
Dan Quinn spoke to the Washington Commanders media after day 1 of mandatory minicamp. Craig reacts to the six biggest takeaways from Quinn's presser.
Hour 2 1:12 - Minicamp Breakdown with Ben Standig: Terry’s Absence & Rising Rookies 18:57 - Inside the Maryland Mayhem: Taylor Lyons on the Willard & Evans Exits 31:14 - Anthony Broke An Unwritten Rule
Craig is joined by Baltimore Sun sports reporter Taylor Lyons, who broke the story detailing the chaotic exits of Maryland basketball head coach Kevin Willard and Athletic Director Damon Evans. Lyons walks through what went down behind the scenes, shares the most revealing detail he uncovered, and explains what it all means for the Terps going forward. They also dive into the short-term instability and the long-term questions now facing Maryland athletics.
Craig is joined by Ben Standig of The Athletic to recap Day 1 of Commanders mandatory minicamp. They begin with the headline of the day: Terry McLaurin’s continued absence as his contract situation lingers into minicamp. Why has this stretched this far, and what’s next? Then, they shift to on-field observations, highlighting standout performances — including a strong showing from rookie RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt, who flashed a unique burst the team may need. They also discuss expectations for ti...
Hour 1 1:12 - Commanders Minicamp Takeaways: Terry Absent, Rookies + 2nd-Yr Players Shine 9:32 - Does Holdout Change the Tenor of Negotiations? 20:33 - Vibe Check Tuesday: Calls on Terry McLaurin Holdout
Craig opens the show with his top takeaways from the first day of Commanders mandatory minicamp. While star wide receiver Terry McLaurin is notably absent, veterans Laremy Tunsil and Marshon Lattimore return after skipping OTAs. Craig breaks down who stood out on the field, including impressive showings from rookies Luke McCaffrey, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Ben Sinnott, and QB Jayden Daniels. What do these performances mean for the Commanders’ early camp momentum? Craig has the answers.
From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): The Commanders have a ton of intriguing options at the Tight End position , which has fans asking "Who has the best chance to be the backup to Zach Ertz in 2025?" ... Logan and Craig break down who has the best chance to stick on the roster from the likes of Ben Sinnott, Colson Yankoff, Tyree Jackson, and Cole Turner To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. V...
1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - NBA Finals Game 2 Recap + Packers Release Jaire Alexander, Should Commanders Sign Him? 38:05 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Greg Matzek Talks Jaire Alexander + JI Halsell Talks Terry McLaurin Contract 1:19:19 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Sabalenka-Gauff Fallout, Weekend in Review + Real Things
Hour 3 1:12 - Sabalenka Speaks Out After French Open Loss — Fair or Foul? 12:35 - Weekend in Review 19:30 - Maryland Mayhem: Inside the Exits of Kevin Willard & Damon Evans 30:17 - Real Things: Coco Gauff
Craig and Anthony react to the bombshell Baltimore Sun report detailing the departures of Maryland basketball head coach Kevin Willard and athletic director Damon Evans. They dive into Willard’s frustrations over NIL support and institutional commitment, why Evans’ exit may have accelerated Willard’s decision, and what it all means for the future of Maryland basketball. With leadership gone and trust fractured, Craig and Anthony debate what needs to happen next to turn the Terps into a true powe...
Craig and Anthony react to Aryna Sabalenka’s post-match comments following her French Open final loss to Coco Gauff. Craig defends Sabalenka’s right to express her truth, even if the timing wasn’t ideal, while Anthony argues her remarks came off as disrespectful and dismissive of Gauff’s hard-fought win. They break down the match, the comments, and whether Sabalenka crossed a line or was simply being candid.
Hour 2 1:12 - Why the Packers Moved On from Jaire Alexander 11:53 - Where Will Giannis Antetokounmpo End Up? 18:57 - What Should Terry McLaurin's Next Contract Look Like? 32:17 - Craig Believes Terry Deserves 30Ms Per Year
Craig welcomes on NFL agent and salary cap analyst JI Halsell to break down what kind of contract Terry McLaurin could command as he seeks a new deal. With McLaurin skipping voluntary OTAs, Craig and JI discuss the wide receiver market, how Terry stacks up against other top WRs, and what factors the Commanders front office will need to consider when structuring an extension for their star pass catcher.
Craig welcomes Greg Matzek, Sports Director and Host for 620WTMJ & ESPN Milwaukee, to break down the Packers' surprising decision to release two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander. Greg explains how contract issues and Alexander’s injury history—missing 20 games over the last two seasons—played major roles in Green Bay’s move. He also shares insight into Alexander’s on-field demeanor, likening him to Jimmy Butler: when engaged, he’s elite—but the buy-in has to be there.
Hour 1 1:12 - Craig Salutes All Parents 7:08 - Thunder Strike Back: OKC Dominates Game 2 20:18 - Should the Commanders Go After Jaire Alexander?
Craig, Anthony, and Lynnell react to the breaking news that the Green Bay Packers have released two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander. With the Commanders still in need of defensive back help, the crew debates whether Washington should make a move for the star corner. They weigh the upside of adding an All-Pro talent against the risks of his recent injury history and high price tag. Is Alexander worth the gamble for a team looking to elevate its defense in 2025?
Craig and Anthony begin the show breaking down the Thunder’s emphatic Game 2 win over the Pacers. After dropping Game 1, Oklahoma City responded with authority, using a massive 17-2 run in the second quarter to seize control and never look back. The guys dissect what changed for OKC, how their defensive intensity and ball movement flipped the script, and what this means heading into Game 3.
From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): Craig sits down with Commanders Cornerback Jonathan Jones to discuss his decision to sign with the Commandeers, how his game is similar to Mike Sainristil, and what his role will be in 2025 To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In the best of the Wizards on 106.7 The Fan/Team 980 this week, BMitch & Finlay react to the Tom Thibodeau firing; The Sports Junkies ask if Thibodeau would be a fit for the Wizards; The Chris Russell Show chimes in on the Knicks' decision; New York radio personality Peter Rosenburg joins BMitch & Finlay to react to the firing; The Athletic's David Aldridge joins The Hoffman Show to give his take
1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Pacers Take 1-0 Series Lead + Colts LB Zaire Franklin Joins the Show 39:28 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Andrew Chernoff Talks NBA Finals Game 1, Jason Kidd to the Knicks? + Clinton Yates on Learning from Pacers-Thunder 1:19:32 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Latest on Terry McLaurin Contract Negotiations, Weekend Preview + Real Things
Craig reacts to the latest developments in Terry McLaurin's contract negotiations with the Washington Commanders. NFL insiders Albert Breer and John Keim shared insights on 106.7 The Fan, indicating that discussions are currently strained. Breer noted that McLaurin is likely seeking a deal starting at $30 million annually, reflecting the escalating market for top wide receivers. Keim highlighted that sometimes the other side gets frustrated as well.
Hour 2 1:12 - NBA Finals Game 1 Recap with Andrew Chernoff: Pacers Steal One in OKC 14:10 - New York Knicks Interested in Speaking with Jason Kidd to Fill HC Vacancy 21:24 - Clinton Yates on Team-Building Lessons from the Thunder and Pacers
Craig welcomes ESPN's Clinton Yates to react to Game 1 of the NBA Finals, where the Pacers stunned the Thunder. They dive into what stood out in the opening matchup and shift focus to the bigger picture—what can the rest of the NBA learn from how Oklahoma City and Indiana built their rosters? Clinton and Craig discuss the value of patience, smart drafting, and culture-setting as key ingredients to building sustainable contenders.
Craig welcomes on longtime friend and Wish-TV Indianapolis anchor Andrew Chernoff to break down the Pacers' thrilling Game 1 win over the Thunder in the NBA Finals. They discuss how Indiana managed to steal the opener in OKC, what adjustments the Thunder need to make, and whether the Pacers can keep the momentum going.
