Zane Gonzalez, kicker for the Washington Commanders, recently went viral after a humorous moment captured before his game-winning field goal against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. During a special teams meeting, he reenacted the pre-kick ritual that caught the attention of NBC cameras, which included adjusting his sock, fixing his hair, and tapping his helmet before successfully making the kick that led his team to the divisional round.

The spotlight on Gonzalez's routine also prompted discussions about his long-standing battle with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), providing him with an opportunity to raise awareness about the condition. He emphasized the importance of humility and humor in coping with his OCD, which he has managed since childhood.

Coach Dan Quinn praised Gonzalez for his courage in sharing his experiences, while teammates like Tress Way and Tyler Ott expressed surprise at learning about his condition. Gonzalez’s performance has solidified his role in the Commanders' roster, stabilizing a kicking situation that has seen numerous changes this season.