It's going to be a while before second-round pick Jer'Zhan Newton can get on the field with his teammates. In the meantime, he intends to learn and be involved as much as possible, particularly from Pro Bowl defensive tackles Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne. 

A morning roundup of content from the Washington Commanders on Friday, May 17, 2024.

While most of the attention surrounding the team has been justifiably focused on No. 2 pick Jayden Daniels, McCaffrey has been a consistent standout, and he could be playing his way into a larger role in the offense.

The Washington Commanders have announced the following roster moves Thursday.

The Washington Commanders' 2024 schedule is finally here. Fans can now start purchasing tickets to games they've had their eyes on for months, and social media is overrun with record predictions and discussions on which matchups will be the most important for the Burgundy & Gold to be successful in the first year of Dan Quinn's regime. 

We've waited, we've wondered, but finally, the Washington Commanders' 2024 schedule has been revealed to the masses. Celebrate accordingly. Here are five things to know about the upcoming slate of games.

The National Football League has officially announced the Washington Commanders' 2024 season schedule.

We're hours away from learning the Washington Commanders' 2024 schedule. We've known the full list of home and away opponents for months, but who the Burgundy & Gold will play in Week 1, how many primetime games are in their future and more will be revealed by the NFL at 8 p.m. tonight. 

For now, Daniels' goals are simple: learn as much as possible and get adjusted to the NFL. Kingsbury has seen him embrace both in their short time together. 

Commanders Senior Writer Zach Selby takes a stab at predicting Washington's 2024 schedule

Regardless of whether he's named the Week 1 starter or takes over the roll later in the season, Jayden Daniels will be exposed to several veteran quarterbacks, all of which have different approaches to the position. So, Commanders.com is going to look at each team's quarterback -- in some cases, more than one -- and how they performed in 2023. 

The Commanders will play all four teams from the NFC South and the AFC North next season, including home matchups against the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers. The Commanders will play the Baltimore Ravens for just the eighth time in franchise history in the regular season, the last of which coming in the 2020 season.