Tress Way may need to take on kicking duties for the Commanders if both kickers remain unavailable. He reportedly practices field goals once a year, with his range extending to 40-45 yards, which he utilized last week in preparation for such an emergency.

Tress Way struggled during a critical moment in the game when he had trouble handling a low snap on the extra point attempt following McLaurin's touchdown. This mishap contributed to Austin Seibert's missed kick, which ultimately cost the Commanders a chance to tie the game.

Tress Way has been a reliable punter for the Commanders for 11 years and is regarded as one of the best in the league. This season, he has not had to punt frequently due to the offense's explosiveness, but his performance has been strong, with his average yards per punt and net yards per punt ranking among the highest in his career. Way has also excelled in placing punts inside the 20-yard line, making him a tough competitor for Camarda.

For years, fans of the Burgundy and Gold faced a dilemma between classic jerseys like Sean Taylor's or John Riggins' and contemporary stars like Jon Allen or Tress Way. However, with Daniels' impressive start, the choice has become easier, as fans are now eagerly opting for the rookie's No. 5 jersey.

Tress Way has been virtually unused in recent games, as the Washington Commanders' offense has performed so efficiently that he hasn't had to punt during their last two outings. His role as a punter has been rendered almost obsolete, highlighting the effectiveness of the offense led by Jayden Daniels, who has excelled in completing passes at a high rate.