Undrafted rookie kicker Drew Stevens earns Commanders roster spot for 2026 season

Undrafted rookie Drew Stevens secured the primary kicking job for the Washington Commanders after winning a training camp competition. The team released veteran Jake Moody, who subsequently signed with the Baltimore Ravens' practice squad. Stevens enters the 2026 NFL season as one of only 32 primary kickers on league rosters. After beginning his college career as a preferred walk-on at the University of Iowa, Stevens earned a scholarship before transitioning to the professional level. He prepares to make his NFL debut during the team's upcoming road schedule against the Philadelphia Eagles on September 13. The kicker also expects a follow-up game against the Dallas Cowboys on September 20. Stevens noted his gratitude for the opportunity to play at the professional level after spending his football career earning his position.

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