Tress Way

P Tress say speaks to the media on January 8th.

WR Terry McLaurin joins Tress Way on this episode of Hang Time to talk about his recent engagement, being nominated for the Walter Payton Man of the Year award, and his goals for the off season.

P Tress Way speaks to the media following practice on December 20th.

OG Sam Cosmi joins us for Season 3 Episode 6 to talk about becoming a Dad over the bye week. He also tells us what it's been like switching to Guard and his excitement for his Texas Longhorns in the CFB Playoff.

P Tress Way was Mic'd Up for Thanksgiving in Dallas and gave us a holiday we'll always remember.

Hang Time Episode 5 with running back Antonio Gibson.

CB Emmanuel Forbes Jr. joins the show to chat about rookie year, his dance moves, and his lucky chains.

TE Logan Thomas joins the show to chat about National Tight Ends Day, playing in his home state, and being an NFL dad.

S Kam Curl joins the pod to talk about becoming a veteran on the team and has some embarrassing videos unearthed.

America's favorite podcast is back for Season 3 and who better to start episode 1 than QB1. Sam Howell joins Punter Tress Way to start the season in style talking about life, football, and testing the play caller's football knowledge.

Punter Tress Way speaks to the media after final camp practice of the week.

Fred's Fired Up (0:20)

Minicamp Recap (1:18)

GOLDIE!!! (1:52)

Minicamp highlights (2:554)

Biggest Storylines from Minicamp (5:00)

Offensive Field Demo (9:17)

Nicknames (15:53)

Tress Way speaks to the media following practice on June 6th, 2023.

Jeremy Reave, Terry McLaurin, Jon Allen, and Tress Way all find out they are going to the 2023 Pro Bowl.

In a special two-guest episode, James Smith-Williams AND Casey Toohill join the show to talk about children's books, internships, weddings and engage in a friendly competition with Tress and Cheese!

Running back Brian Robinson Jr joins the show after his big game and wearing his even bigger hat. Brob tells us about growing up in Tuscaloosa and attending Alabama, and discusses his My Cause My Cleats benefitting the prevention of gun violence.

Darrick Forrest joins the pod to fight for his life over his middle school mirror pics.

Ben St-Juste joins the show to talk about learning English, his second year in the NFL, and getting married in a castle.

Taylor Heinicke jumps on the pod and discusses his easy going attitude, Halloween, and his love for candles.

We are back for season 2 of America's favorite podcast. Punter Tress Way is joined by rookie wide receiver Jahan Dotson on this week's episode of Hang Time. The two talk about rookie year, bartering for the number 5, and Jahan's unbelievable hands.

Joining Tress on this week's episode is none other than Virginia native and team captain, Logan Thomas. Logan shares his long journey from college quarterback to franchise tight end and tells about some of his off season plans.

At long last, Terry McLaurin joins the show to talk with Tress about his amazing season and how he plans to unwind this off-season. Terry tells us what to expect with the new name and breaks down just how hard it is to catch a ball out of a cannon.

CHEESE!!! Tress brings his fellow specialist on the show this week with long snapper Camaron "Cheese" Cheeseman. The two talk about Cameron's rookie year and Tress let's us in on the prank he pulled on Cheese for Christmas.

The DMV's own, Jaret Patterson, joins Tress Way on this week's episode of Hang Time. Jaret does his best to explain DMV slang to Tress and talks about what it was like scoring his first career NFL touchdown.

In this week's edition of the pod, Tress is joined by the NFC's leading rusher, Antonio Gibson. AG shares what it has been like switching to running back, how he got his grills, and how excited he is for this Sunday against Dallas.

On Sunday, Washington Commanders punter Tress Way will be facing off against Atlanta punter Bradley Pinion, but throughout this season, the two players are on the same team helping a cause bigger than football.

Of all the things coaches want their punters to be, consistent is one of the most important. And Way, who is in his ninth season with the Commanders, has not just been consistent; he has been one of the best punters in the league. 

It is the first time Way has been selected as the player of the month in his career and he is the first Washington special teamer to win the award since K Dustin Hopkins did so in September of 2016.

Thanks to these 10 players, the once 2-7 Washington Football Team's fate was suddenly turned around as they were able to clinch the NFC East and enter playoff contention for the first time in five years.  

Way has been named the NFC Special Teams Players of the Week twice in the past four weeks. Another Pro Bowl selection could be on the horizon.

In Washington's win against the 49ers, Way's 47.9 net average on eight punts led all NFC punters in Week 14.

Way averaged 50.4 yards per punt, including a net average of 46.6 yards, and pinned three of his punts inside the 20-yard line in Washington's win over the Bengals in Week 11.

The first-ever virtual luncheon benefited the Washington Football Charitable Foundation and celebrated the start of the 2020 season, which kicks off at home against Philadelphia on Sept. 13. 

Way found unique, efficient ways to train during an unprecedented offseason.

Using a two-quarterback, run-only approach, Joke capped what was perhaps the best season for a Madden pro by winning the Madden Bowl championship.

Music, dancing, basketball shoot-offs and even a trip to Harry Potter World. Way has done all that and more after being named to his first Pro Bowl.

In addition to this distinction, Way was named second-team All-Pro and the starting punter for the NFC in the 2020 Pro Bowl after setting career highs in nearly every statistical category this season. 

In addition to this distinction, Way was named the starting punter for the NFC in the 2020 Pro Bowl after setting career highs in nearly every statistical category this season. 

Way has been one of the best punters in the NFL over the past few seasons. 

Steven Sims, Montez Sweat and Tress Way are three names to keep an eye on in Green Bay.

After having five punts total 290 yards, Redskins punter Tress Way was named the NFC Special Teams Player of the Week.

From rookie wide receiver Terry McLaurin to prized offseason signee Landon Collins, the Redskins have several players that have made significant contributions so far this year. 

Five Redskins discussed their offseason goals, what methods they used in pursuit of these aspirations and whether or not they accomplished what they strived for from the end of last season until now.

This year's Welcome Home Luncheon, the largest team fundraiser of the year, highlighted the work the Redskins do both in the community and on the field. All of the proceeds from the luncheon will directly support the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation's Loads of Love program.

With training camp set to begin July 25, Redskins.com is previewing the current state of the team's roster, continuing with special teams.

While Tress Way wasn't named a starter for the Pro Bowl, the Redskins punter still had a statistically impressive season, leading the league in punts downed inside the 20-yard line. 

Some Redskins players are taking this Saturday's Oklahoma-Texas game very seriously. 

With training camp set to begin this month, Redskins.com previews the current state of the Redskins' roster, finishing with the team's specialists.

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Stay up to the minute with all the deals officially in the books, and be sure to check back with Redskins.com for continuing 2018 free agency coverage. Also, be sure to follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook.