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.

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. 

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. 

There’s little to dispute about Daniels talent at this point; it was a driving force behind why the Commanders knew for a while that they wanted to draft him and give a shot at being a franchise quarterback. What they’re hoping will set him apart from the 35 quarterbacks that have tried to be the answer for Washington since 1994 is his work ethic, command and poise. 

We’ve waited for weeks to see Jayden Daniels -- and the rest of the rookie class -- on a football field in a Washington Commanders uniform. It was the start of the deliberate march to the season opener, though, and throw out as many dismissive comments as you want, but Daniels looked the part in his first practice wearing burgundy and gold. 

The Commanders might not have known for sure in March what they were going to do with the second pick, but they clearly wanted to emphasize revamping an offensive line that has been uneven for the past few years.

The Washington Commanders signed four members of their 2024 draft class to rookie deals today.

Ahead of the Commanders’ New Years Eve game, SeatGeek Legends Plaza was bustling as the 2023 Shop Black Market provided a special hub for fans to learn about and buy goods from local Black-owned businesses.  

The Commanders and Toys for Tots aren’t new partners, but the relationship has taken on an increased vigor this year.

In partnership with Northwest Federal Credit Union and the Washington Commanders, the students were able to have a day of experiential learning, bonding and making lasting, important memories on the grounds of confidence and empowerment.

From the parking lots and concourses to the field and skies, FedExField was a sight to behold on Nov. 19 as the Commanders put a focus on celebrating the military community in its many forms. 

In his job, which he started during training camp, VanDruff has relished the opportunity to make everyone’s life -- from the athletic trainers to the team doctors to the players -- a little easier.

The foster families and advocates are getting pretty used to seeing the face of Washington’s #17 out in the community. Giving back to kids is one of his biggest passions and linking arms with CASA D.C. has become a favorite way of getting involved in events throughout the year.