Commanders UDFA K Drew Stevens Confident Heading Into Position Battle

The Washington Commanders are in full offseason mode after welcoming their new free agent haul and rookie class to the DMV.

This past weekend, the Commanders hosted their rookie minicamp for their draft picks, undrafted free agents, and those looking to make a roster who haven't been signed.

One of those players that will have attention on them throughout the offseason is undrafted free agent (UDFA) kicker Drew Stevens from Iowa, as he looks to compete for the starting kicker job with veteran Jake Moody.

Stevens was a participant at the Commanders' rookie minicamp, and when speaking with NBC4 Sports' JP Finlay after the first day, the young kicker talked about other teams that were involved before landing in Washington, and he seems to be confident as he heads into his position battle with Moody.

Stevens Comfortable From 60+

"Comfortable? Let's just say we're indoors, to keep the numbers consistent. But probably, 60, 65, in there," Stevens explained. It was a confident gesture about the trust that he has in his leg, and he went even further when discussing the kicks he was making during day one of camp.

"I think it was 53," Stevens continued. "I mean, it was windy today, so. I could have gone further back. I hadn't kicked in like four days, kind of knocking some rust off, so I didn't go too far back today."