Tress Way says the Washington Commanders feel different this season—and it all starts with the connection they’ve built behind the field.

The Washington Commanders are continuing to re-sign their own players, bringing punter Tress Way back on a new deal.

The longest-tenured Washington Commander is sticking around. Fan-favorite punter Tress Way agreed to return to the Commanders on a one-year, $2.8 million contract, according to multiple reports.

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 ...

Tress Way is back with the Washington Commanders as the team's all-time best punter.

Washington Commanders Commanders punter Tress Way is having a great time not punting Way may not be doing much right now, but he's having fun anyway.

ASHBURN, Va. — As the Washington Commanders get ready for their second preseason game against the Miami Dolphins, there is still a lot of buzz about a big tackle by the team's punter Tress Way ...

Tress Way is not only the longest-tenured member of the Washington Commanders franchise, but he's also seen the good and bad side of the organization through three name changes and an owner switch ...

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 ...

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 ...

ASHBURN, Va. — As the Washington Commanders get ready for their second preseason game against the Miami Dolphins, there is still a lot of buzz about a big tackle by the team's punter Tress Way ...