The Washington Commanders announced they have released K Matthew Wright. Wright was signed and elevated for yesterday when K Matt Gay was ruled out with an injury.
The Washington Commanders held their final practice of the week today before they travel to Missouri for a Monday Night Football game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
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There were very few positives to take from the Washington Commanders' disastrous Week 4 road loss against the Atlanta Falcons. But there were a couple of shining lights amid the doom and gloom.
The Washington Commanders, not for the first time, have a kicking problem. Matt Gay was supposed to be the answer. The veteran was acquired this offseason after being released by the Indianapolis Colts.
It might be easy to throw blame at Washington Commanders kicker Matt Gay. Or it might be easy to say the team succumbed to the Packers’ fierce pass rush.
The Washington Commanders dropped to 1-1 after their Thursday Night Football loss to the Green Bay Packers, and kicker Matt Gay made no excuses for his role in the defeat.
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The kicking situation has been a mess for a while now for the Washington Commanders, and the preseason didn't help any at all. We all thought that special
The Washington Commanders are still dealing with a roller coaster ride with one of the most important positions on the team when it comes to close situations and winning games.
Nobody cares about kickers until they have to. The Washington Commanders learned this lesson the hard way last season, aside from a memorable (and brief) run from Austin Seibert.
Gone is Matt Gay from the Colts roster, meaning the team now turns to two young kickers to try to earn the starting job. Can either turn into the long-term answer the Colts have searched for years for post-Vinatieri.
The Washington Commanders are signing Matt Gay to a one-year deal and releasing fellow kicker Zane Gonzalez, multiple outlets reported Tuesday. Gay's contract is worth up to $5 million with $4.35 million guaranteed, the most guaranteed money in NFL history for a kicker on a one-year deal, per NFL Network.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports the Commanders are signing former Colts K Matt Gay to a one-year deal. Pelissero adds the deal is worth $4.25 million, fully guaranteed, which is the most fully guaranteed money for a kicker on a one-year deal in NFL history. In correspondence, Pelissero mentions the Commanders are releasing K Zane Gonzalez.
Matt Gay‘s time with the Colts has come to an end. The veteran kicker was released on Thursday, per a team announcement. After a successful three-year stint with the Rams, Gay joined the Colts in free agency in March 2023.
The Indianapolis Colts announced on Thursday they have released veteran K Matt Gay. The team signed him to a major free agent contract (for a kicker) just two years ago.
Matt Gay was signed by the Indianapolis Colts in the spring of 2023 to resolve the team's long-standing kicking issues. The Colts had tried multiple kickers over the previous few seasons since Adam Vinatieri retired.
The Indianapolis Colts have rested most of the team's starters in the 2024 NFL preseason. The exception? Matt Gay, the second-highest-paid kicker in the league.
Indianapolis Colts kicker Matt Gay booted his team's way to victory with multiple field goals over 50 yards, including the 53-yard winner in overtime against the Baltimore Ravens. Making it all the more impressive, Gay did so in poor weather.
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