The Washington Commanders didn’t just build a successful record, they built a brotherhood. For punter Tress Way, two players stand out when it comes to setting the tone in the locker room: quarterback Jayden Daniels and veteran linebacker Bobby Wagner.
The Washington Commanders went from a dysfunctional franchise to one of the league's most revered in the blink of an eye. One of the team's cornerstone features throughout some dark days lifted the lid on what made these drastic alterations possible (and successful).
When you think about the Washington Commanders last season, one word comes to mind: brotherhood. When Tress Way reflected on what makes this team feel like a true brotherhood, it wasn't just the practices or the game plans.
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The Washington Commanders knew what they were doing when they re-signed Tress Way to a one-year deal — they had a franchise leader in the making. Way has officially kicked his way into the franchise history books, becoming the Commanders' all-time leading punter with a career total of 36,380 punting yards during his career.
The Washington Commanders have retained their two-time Pro Bowl punter. As the Commanders gear up for what should be a very pressing free agency, already confirming deals for Zach Ertz and backup tight end John Bates, the franchise is off to a great start with another reliable veteran.
Since 2014, no matter what turmoil or drama was surrounding the Washington Commanders there was a calming presence in the locker room and on the field.
Tress Way's long run as the punter in Washington is set to continue. JP Finlay of NBC Washington reports that Way has agreed to a new deal with the Commanders.
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Bourbon Street better be snow-free because a flock of Eagles are on their way to Super Bowl LIV in New Orleans after routing the Washington Commanders 48-23 in Sunday’s NFC Championship Game at Lincoln Financial Field.
The Washington Commanders had a disastrous start against the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC championship game. The Commanders had an 18-play drive, converted on two fourth downs, but had to settle for a Zane Gonzalez field goal.
The Washington Commanders are atop the NFC East after four games! Washington has won three straight games. Tress Way has punted once in those three games.
Commanders punter Tress Way didn't get to punt at all in Week Three and the Commanders haven't needed him yet in Week Four. Running back Jeremy McNichols sprinted 27 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter and the Commanders are up 14-7 over the Cardinals.
Tress Way has been the Washington Commanders’ punter since 2014 and opponents have to prepare for him differently each week. That’s because Way kicks with his left foot.
Tress Way is the longest-tenured player on the Washington Commanders’ roster. He’s seen many players come and go. It’s no surprise that Way’s children, especially his son, Beau, are big fans of the Commanders.
Entering the season the Washington Commanders had been preaching competition and appeared to have it at every spot but three - the specialists. Punter
Jayden Daniels will wear the same number in the NFL that he wore in college at LSU, and you will never believe what the star quarterback had to pay for the jersey.
Jayden Daniels will forever be No. 5 at LSU, winning a Heisman Trophy with the Tigers due to his performance during the 2023 season. He was eventually drafted by the Washington Commanders with the No.
Long snapper Camaron Cheeseman was cut by the Commanders on Monday after his latest in a string of botched snaps. A sixth-round pick in 2021 that Washington traded up to select, Cheeseman skipped a snap in the closing minutes of the first quarter to punter Tress Way in Sunday's loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
On Wednesday, Rivera broke the news to a surprised Reaves that he had made the Pro Bowl — one of four Washington players to be honored.
The signing comes after punter Tress Way was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list on Thursday.
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