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 ...

Oklahoma alum Tress Way talks about fake punt, shares his pick for Super Bowl. Feb 9, 2025 Feb 9, 2025 ... Union High School kicker Tress Way celebrates Sept. 7, 2007, ...

Way just wants Daniels to help Way and his family attend an Oklahoma-LSU football game at some point down the road. Commanders P Tress Way did not want a cash transaction from Jayden Daniels for ...

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 ...

Tress Way played for the Oklahoma Sooners during his first year at the University of Oklahoma. From the 2009 to 2012 seasons, he took part in 53 games. Ad.

In exchange for the No. 5, Jayden Daniels will send Tress Way's family to an Oklahoma-LSU football game after Way retires, according to multiple sources.

Oklahoma is one of just three college programs with at least one active player on each NFL team still in the playoffs. ... Tress Way. Despite going undrafted in 2014, ...

“Commanders P Tress Way did not want a cash transaction from Jayden Daniels for the No. 5. ... With Oklahoma being in the Big 12 during Way’s entire college career, ...

Tress Way went undrafted out of Oklahoma in 2013 and was cut by the Chicago Bears two years in a row before making Washington’s roster in 2014 and has been with the team for the last decade, ...

Former Oklahoma Sooners punter Tress Way is the longest-tenured player for the Washington Commanders, who are one win away from the Super Bowl.