After beating Tampa Bay in the wild card round, Washington upset No. 1 seed Detroit to earn a spot in the NFC Championship ...

The Washington Commanders steal back a possession on a perfectly place fake-punt pass from Commanders' punter Tress Way to ...

As of Friday, Jan. 24, many trees on the hill across from the west side of 715 have been cut down, including one that smashed ...

Tress Way is the longest-tenured Washington Commander. The two-time Pro Bowl punter, who grew up in Tulsa and played at OU, is in Year 11 with Washington — the only organization he’s played for.

Sinnott, a former tight end for the Kansas State Wildcats, caught a pass from punter Tress Way for an unexpected 24-yard gain in the first quarter of a pivotal playoff game at Lincoln Financial Field.

Commanders punter Tress Way quickly fired a pass to rookie tight end Ben Sinnott for a 23-yard gain. Fake punt? What a pass by Tress Way! The Commanders didn't score a touchdown, but they did ...

Advertisement “It’s the humility of fighting,” Washington punter Tress Way said in explaining his coach’s messaging. “He’s not prepping us for a week to go out and play somebody and ...

However, they dialed up a fake punt pass on 4th and 6 from their own 31. Punter Tress Way floated a perfect pass to backup tight end Ben Sinnott for a vital first down to keep the drive alive.

Washington stalled out and this time, Tress Way didn't fake the punt. He sent it 45 yards to the Eagles 32-yard line before Cooper DeJean returned it 10 yards to the 42. Eagles go three-and-out to ...

Johnson started at right tackle and played 64 of the team’s 71 offensive snaps. Meanwhile Tress Way, Washington's long-time punter extraordinaire, got to step outside his special teams bubble ...