Commanders Sign Moody, Seek Kicker Stability

0:00It's March 6 for the NFL, let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Washington commanders have signed Kicker Jig Moody to a new contract after passing on a costly tender offer. Last week, reports said the team wouldn't use the $3,520,000 right-of-first refusal tender, letting him hit. Free agency instead. Moody went 10 for 11 on field goals and extra points in six games last season. No manager Adam Peters, likely aimed for a cheaper one-year deal, avoiding the high tender price. This move keeps Moody in the mix without breaking the bank right away. The commanders have struggled with kicker stability for years, cycling through options without a long-term fix. Fans and analysts see this as a short-term patch amid new special team's rules, shaking things up. Now under contract, Moody still faces competition in training camp. The team plans to bring in challengers to lock down a reliable starter. If Moody wins the job, he'll be the third different opening day kicker in three years,

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