From Walk-On to NFL Kicker | Washington Commanders News

0:00On September 3rd, rookie kicker Drew Stevens is officially one of the 32 kickers on an NFL roster for the upcoming season. He beat out the incumbent for the spot on the Washington commanders. This is a huge deal considering he went undrafted and had no scholarship offers coming out of high school, only walk on opportunities. Stevens was reflecting on the rarity of his position, noting that only 32 guys in the entire world get to do what he does. He mentioned that it feels special when you step back and realize your place in the league, expressing gratitude for the opportunity. It's a long way from when he was a freshman walk on with limited college options. He talked about how everything he's achieved has been earned, from being a walk on to an undrafted free agent. Stevens believes that this constant need to prove himself has shaped him into the player he is today and he wouldn't have it any other way. It's a testament to his hard work and perseverance. His first two games are on the road against tough division opponents, Philadelphia and Dallas.

1:00It's a challenging start, but it's part of the journey for any player trying to establish themselves in this league. The focus is on him making the most of this unique chance. It's a remarkable story of dedication and overcoming obstacles. Stevens is now in a position many only dream of, and it'll be interesting to see how his career unfolds with the commanders. That wraps Washington commanders news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with the story.