Take Command

In this portion of Take Command, Logan and Craig finish off their analysis of the Commanders’ 53 man roster. The pair dives into the defense- looking at the defensive line, linebackers, and defensive backs. 

Logan Paulsen shares his stories from the sidelines of the final preseason game with Craig Hoffman on this edition of Take Five.

Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen simulate the task Ron Rivera, the Marty's, and the coaching staff have to do by Tuesday at 4pm: pick a 53 man roster. The guys ask (and answer) all the tough questions, and pick a 16 man practice squad to boot.

Did Jake Fromm do enough to make the Commanders 53? Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen break it down, including an interesting thought about FB Alex Armah's place within the team as well as a final verdict for Dax Milne and Kazmeir Allen.

The Commanders are loaded along the defensive line. Do Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen keep eleven players there? If so, where do they make another cut?

Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman make his case for the next 16 best players on the Commanders. Logan goes hard for Brycen Tremayne. Can he join the rest of the talented crew that just miss the cut for the 53?

To kick things off, Logan and Craig discuss the value of the preseason. The two break down the positives, such as being able to see players like Jacoby Brissett in game situations, and the negatives, such as the risk of injury to starters like Sam Howell. In the end, the two come to some interesting conclusions. Afterwards, the guys take a crack at constructing the 53 man roster by giving you some...

Logan and Craig discuss the value of the preseason both for the Commanders and the NFL. The two break down the positives, such as being able to see players like Jacoby Brissett in game situations, and the negatives, like the risk of injury to starters like Sam Howell. In the end, the two come to some interesting conclusions. Enjoy!

Craig and Logan take a crack at constructing the 53 man roster for the Commanders' upcoming season by sharing some of their cuts and keeps. The guys go back and forth while sharing their hopes for 2023. Enjoy!

Craig brings you an interview with wide receiver Jahan Dotson from the final day of training camp ahead of the upcoming season. Enjoy!

Who will make the Washington Commanders at offensive line? Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen hypothesize on the latest "Take 5" from Take Command

From 'Upper Hand Fantasy' ( subscribe here ): On today's episode, Faraz Siddiqi welcomes on JP Finlay to talk all things Washington Commanders, including what Eric Bieniemy brings to the table as offensive coordinator, just how good Sam Howell has looked and how the wide receiver targets will be split up. Plus, a name you may not have heard that could have a bigger role than expected for the team...

The Commanders ended the Ravens 24-game preseason winning streak Monday night as Sam Howell threw for nearly 200 yards and two touchdowns in the first half. The defense was much more of a mixed bag as they allowed Baltimore's backups to march down the field on multiple occasions. How do Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen make sense of it all? Press play to find out!

Sam Howell and the Commanders offense played exceptionally well in the first half against the Ravens. Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman break down what went right, as well as the two sacks that went wrong.

The Commanders skill players were put into positions to succeed on Monday night, and they did just that. From Terry McLaurin and Jahan Dotson down to Brycen Tremayne, Craig Hoffman and Logan Pauslen touch on how Washington's weapons performed. That includes why Logan loved Chris Rodriguez's night, despite his fumble.

The Commanders played select starters against the Ravens defensively, but it didn't matter as Baltimore marched down the field. However, Washington did recover with a key turnover by Quan Martin, and a few three-and-out drive. Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen make sense of it all to close out this episode.

It's gameday and Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen answer the most burning questions around the Washington Commanders: who is going to play, and how much tonight against the Ravens? Plus, who needs to have a big game down the roster to solidify their spot on the 53 man roster.

Who should be the final wide receiver to make the Commanders roster? Kaz Allen and Dax Milne are battling it out, and their punt return skills are also in the spotlight. How should Ron Rivera make the decision, and which way are Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen leaning headed into the Ravens preseason game?

After two days of joint practices, Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen dive into the deep end of everything that happened between the Commanders and the Ravens. The guys discuss how the Washington offensive line held up, how Sam Howell performed, Andre Jones, Jr.'s emergence, and so much more.

How did the Commanders approach to their joint practice in Baltimore differ from the Ravens, and what did it mean for the results? Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen break it all down.

The Washington Commanders offensive line is their biggest question headed into the 2023 NFL season. The second biggest is quarterback Sam Howell. So how did they do against the Baltimore Ravens in their joint practice? Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen have the answers.

The Commanders defense face a tall task against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens offense. How did they hold up? Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen discuss, as well as the impact rookie Andre Jones, Jr. is having on the defensive line rotation.

While Logan watches the tape at home in preparation for tomorrow's show, Craig Hoffman shares his six most interesting things from day two of Commanders-Ravens joint practices on The Hoffman Show. He touches on Ron Rivera not yet naming Sam Howell the starter, the physicality of the day, and how the defensive line group is outperforming expectations - especially rookie Andre Jones, Jr. The full po...

Craig Hoffman shares his "Pick Six at 6" from The Hoffman show, recapping the biggest stories of the day from Commanders training camp. Today, that means takeaways from joint practice with the Ravens.

Why are the joint practices between the Washington Commanders and Baltimore Ravens so important? Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen have the answers in the latest "Take 5."