Dan Pizzuta Breaks Down Use Of Stats & AI In Football & Previews 2025 Commanders
Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulson dive into an Interview With Dan Pizzuta on AI in Football & Commanders 2025 FTN Almanac Preview in an action-packed episode of the pod. Dan joins the guys to break down the evolution of the use of analytics in football, how AI can potentially revolutionize the game, and his main takeaways after writing his preview of the 2025 Commanders in the FTN Football Almanac that comes out on Monday. Find out all that and more in this edition of Take Command!
0:00 - Dan Pizzuta On Evolution Of Use Of Stats And AI In The NFL
40:00 - Dan Pizzuta's Main Takeaways From His FTN Football Almanac 2025 Commanders Preview
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Dan Pizzuta's Main Takeaways From His FTN Football Almanac 2025 Commanders Preview
Our special guest Dan Pizzuta returns to the Take Command Podcast ... Logan, Craig, and Dan break down his main takeaways after writing his preview of the 2025 Commanders in the FTN Football Almanac that comes out on Monday
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Dan Pizzuta On Evolution Of Use Of Stats And AI In The NFL
Our special guest Dan Pizzuta returns to the Take Command Podcast ... Logan, Craig, and Dan break down the evolution of the use of analytics in football along with how AI can potentially revolutionize the game
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Take Command Mailbag: Lengthy Play Calls, Shotgun Vs Under Center, And A Confident Javon Kinlaw
Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulson dive into the latest Take Command Mailbag in an action-packed episode of the pod. They break down the importance of lengthy play calls and why some offenses prefer shorter calls, the advantages and drawbacks of playing more in the shotgun versus sticking strictly to the old fashioned under center way, and the importance of confidence and how confidence can transform a player like Javon Kinlaw's overall game. Find out all that and more on this Mailbag Tuesday Edition of Take Command!
0:00 - What Advantage Do Lengthy Play Calls Provide To An Offense?
20:48 - Benefits & Drawbacks Of Shotgun Versus Under Center
38:05 - How Important Is A Confident Javon Kinlaw?
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How Important Is A Confident Javon Kinlaw?
The importance of having confident skill position players is absolutely vital to an NFL team's offensive success, which has fans asking "How can confidence affect a D-Lineman like Javon Kinlaw" ... Logan and Craig break down the importance of confidence and how confidence can transform a players overall game
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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.