Washington commanders sign Kiker Matt Gay with a 1-year deal to replace Zeyn Gonzales

Washington commanders make moves to Kiker’s position, exchanging Zeyn Gonzalez for Matt Gay.

On Tuesday, Tom Pelissero from NFL Media said that Washington signed gay for a once -year contract and releases Gonzalez.

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According to Pelissero, Gai is sent to the Columbia District for a transaction worth more than $ 4.25 million, which has the most fully guaranteed money in an annual contract for Kiker in the history of the NFL.

Gay can earn up to $ 5 million with achievable stimuli, according to Pelissero.

The 31-year-old football player was recently released by Indianapolis Kolts, with whom he played over the past two seasons. In indie, gay connected with 82.1 percent of his field goals.

Throughout his career, Gay made 85.5 percent of his attempts in 87 games for Buccaneers, Rams and Colts. The product of the University of Utah was compiled by Tampa -Bay in the fifth round of the 2019 NFL Draw.

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29-year-old Gonzalez was 31 in 37 in attempts at field goals in 2024. Despite six misses at least 50 yards, Gonzalez made all 33 additional points for Washington.

The choice of the seventh round from 2017 leaves the Capitol of the United States after only one season and nine performances for commanders. After Gonzalez was called brown, Gonzalez remained in Cleveland for two seasons up to three seasons in Arizona and one in Carolina.

Gonzalez made 7 out of 8 field goals when Washington went to the NFL playoffs, which included upset due to very beloved Detroit lions. He brought 29 points after the season before the team fell on the possible champion of the Philadelphia Super Cup.