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

Way, now a punter for the Washington Commanders, just finished his 11th year in the NFL. Sooners punter Tress Way is pictured during the University of Oklahoma's Red-White Spring Game in April 2011.

Way, who laughed when asked about his unlikely team MVP status last season, knows the stress associated with must-win games from watching his alma mater, Oklahoma, play its way into this year’s ...

RICHMOND — Tress Way is the only NFL player in his family, which should give him a decent level of bragging rights. But Way is a punter, and an undrafted one at that. His wife was drafted (in a ...

No. 16: Tress Way One could make the argument that no former Oklahoma Sooner — not even Adrian Peterson — has been better at his position over the last six years than Tress Way.

Jayden Daniels will wear the same number in the NFL that he wore in college at LSU, and you will never believe what the star quarterback had to pay for the jersey. Veteran punter Tress Way has ...

Tress Way's journey through the NFL 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.

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.

The Washington Commanders re-signed their longest tenured player, punter Tress Way. The 2025 season will be Way's 12th in Washington.

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