Tress Way is back with the Washington Commanders in 2025. The longtime punter and special-teams captain signed a one-year deal ahead of free agency to return to Washington for a 12th season.

Tress Way is the longest-tenured player on Washington's roster, and it's not even close. Claimed off waivers on Aug. 20, 2014, Way has punted in all but one game over the last 11 seasons for the ...

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 ...

Commanders punter Tress Way joins G&D LIVE from Lost Rhino in Ashburn to discuss many things, including how he wants to be in Washington for life. Donald Trump Issues Executive Order for 'America ...

Try our NFL Playoff Predictor for real-time simulations and stay ahead of the game! Commanders and Tress Way have agreed to a one-year contract worth $2.87 million, which includes a $125,000 ...

Tress Way was a key part in that as well. Last season, Way became the Commanders' all-time leading punter with a career total of 36,380 punting yards during his career. Considering Washington is ...

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. NEWSLETTERS ...

Washington Commanders kicker Joey Slye kicks a field goal from the hold of Tress Way in the first half of an NFL football game against the Chicago Bears in Chicago, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022.

and punter Tress Way, among others. While the quieter waters of the offseason have seemed to arrive in Washington, Cameron suggests the team should not take their eyes off of the big whale that is ...

They extended punter Tress Way and kept role players like Noah Brown, Clelin Ferrell and John Bates on the roster. Peters did make some controversial choices by letting Jeremy Chinn, Dyami Brown ...