NFL.com's Adam Rank sifted through the schedule and found three key dates for the Washington Commanders.
The new era for the Washington Commanders is officially underway. The whole roster has been pretty much flipped, so has the coaching staff and most of the front office. With OTAs coming to a close and mandatory camp about to start up prior to some time off before training camp begins later in the summer it give us the chance to examine how the team is looking and the upcoming season.
"Week 2: vs. New York Giants. The Commanders' home opener, against the hated Giants, will provide a nice barometer for two teams that have struggled in recent years," Rank said while also identifying the teams first long road trip as a key date. "Week 4: First on Rank's list is Washington's week two matchup vs. the Giants, where the team will play their first home game of the season after opening up in Tampa Bay against the Buccaneers. Washington and New York have struggled together recently and a win here against a division rival would be a great start for the team.
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