Tress Way is back with the Washington Commanders in 2025. The longtime punter and special-teams captain signed a one-year ...

The hallways of the Washington Commanders’ facility have seen countless players come and go, but some leave an indelible mark ...

Tress Way is the longest-tenured player on Washington's roster, and it's not even close. Claimed off waivers on Aug. 20, 2014 ...

Washington Commanders punter Tress Way. / Eric Hartline-Imagn Images "Commanders agreed to one-year deal with Tress Way," Finlay said in a social media posting. "Bringing back the 2x Pro Bowler ...

Tress Way was a key part in that as well. Last season, Way became the Commanders' all-time leading punter with a career total ...

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 ...

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. It’s a one-year pact and the 2025 season ...

Tress Way will remain in Washington. According to JP Finlay of NBC4 Washington and 106.7 The Fan, Way is re-signing with the Commanders on a one-year deal. The 2025 season will be Way's 12th ...

JP Finlay reports the Commanders are re-signing P Tress Way to a one-year deal ... claimed off of waivers by the Redskins. Washington signed Way to a five-year, $9.4 million contract back in ...

Washington got a deal done with Way, and the Pro Bowl and All-Pro punter will be back for another year, first reported by NBC Sports' JP Finlay. "Commanders agreed to one-year deal with Tress Way ...