Full Breakdown Of 1st Round Pick Josh Conerly Jr. & Day 2 Preview
Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulson dive into Commanders 1st Round Pick Josh Conerly Jr. and Preview Day 2 in an action-packed episode of the pod. They break down break down what Conerly brings to the table, determine where he fits in the Commanders Offensive Line picture, who's still available heading into Day 2, who actually has a chance to fall to the Commanders at 61. Find out in the Draft Day Edition of Take Command!
0:00 - Josh Conerly Jr. Breakdown
26:23 - Day 2 Preview
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Day 2 Preview And Targets With The 61st Pick
The Commanders decided to go offensive line in Round 1, leaving plenty of positions to address at the skill positions on offense and maybe more importantly, edge rusher ... Logan and Craig break down who's still available heading into Day 2, who actually has a chance to fall to the Commanders at 61, and why keeping an eye on Top 30 visits could help give an idea as to who they will take
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Breakdown Of 1st Round Pick Josh Conerly Jr. And His Fit In Commanders Offensive Line
Adam Peters threw a curveball to Commanders nation with his pick of Oregon Offensive Lineman Josh Conerly Jr. with the 29th pick in the draft, thanks in large part to the praise the Oregon producer received from OC Kliff Kingsbury... Logan and Craig are here break down what Conerly brings to the table and determine where he fits in the Commanders Offensive Line picture
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Instant Reaction To Commanders Surprising Choice Of Oregon OT Josh Conerly Jr. At Pick 29
The first round of the 2025 NFL Draft is in the books and the Commanders stayed put at pick 29 and took Oregon OT Josh Conerly Jr... Craig and Kevin Sheehan give their immediate reaction to this pick, why it took them by surprise, and what it might mean for the likes of Mike Green and Will Johnson
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Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulson dive into Survivor: NFL Draft Prospect Edition & Take Command Mock Draft 4.0 in an action-packed episode of the pod. They break down every 1st Round prospect connected to the Commanders in a game of Survivor while also conducting a turbo-speed 7 Round Mock Draft. Find out in the final Pre-Draft Edition of Take Command!
0:00 - Adam Peters Comments Trigger A Commanders NFL Draft Prospect Game Of Survivor
18:56 - Survivor: Commanders NFL Draft Prospect Edition Part 2
41:31 - Take Command Mock Draft 4.0
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Craig Hoffman and former NFL tight end Logan Paulsen give expert commentary on Washington Commanders football. It’s the go-to resource for serious Commanders fans who are interested in in-depth analysis and a deeper understanding of the game.
Craig Hoffman is a longtime DC sports talk show host and reporter. Logan Paulsen played tight end for 8 seasons in the NFL, including 5 years for Washington.