The Washington Commanders have signed Scott Turner to a three-year extension.

Turner will be Washington's offensive coordinator through the 2024 season, a source confirmed.

The news comes a few days after the Commanders acquired Carson Wentz in a trade with the Indianapolis Colts. Wentz is also signed through the 2024 season.

The Washington Commanders are expected to release Landon Collins, creating more cap space, according to a source.

The safety, who had three years left on his contract, was scheduled to count $16.2 million against the salary cap this season.

Washington saves $6.6 million against the cap, but he will still count $9.6 million in dead money. 

The Washington Commanders have agreed to acquire Carson Wentz from the Indianapolis Colts for third round picks in 2022 and 2023 and a second round round pick swap in 2022.

The 2023 third-rounder can become a second-round pick if Wentz plays 70% of Washington's snaps. 

Washington will pay the full $28 million due to Wentz for the 2022 season, which includes a $5 million roster bonus due next week.

The trade comes one week after Commanders general manager Martin Mayhew said the team had "canvassed the league effectively" to find a quarterback.

Ron Rivera says the Washington Commanders are leaving no stone unturned in their search for a new quarterback.

Martin Mayhew, the team's general manager, echoed that sentiment.

"We feel we have canvassed the league effectively," Mayhew said. "We've spoken to every club that has a quarterback who might be available."

Mayhew said the Commanders did the same thing a year ago.

"If you don't have a franchise quarterback, you have to have urgency about [finding one] every year," he said. "We were very urgent about it last year. I'm not sure that was a fair fight for Matthew [Stafford] last year, I'll leave it there. We did everything we could to find the right guy."