Jeremy Reaves

Washington Commanders safety Jeremy Reaves addressed the media after practice on Jan. 2.

Jeremy Reaves was mic'd up for the December 22nd matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Washington Commanders safety Jeremy Reaves addressed the media after the team's 36-33 win over the Philadelphia Eagles.

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Jeremy Reaves is our Next Man Up. He joins the show to talk about being nominated for the NFL's salute to service award and also what makes this season so special. Then Washington Legend Pierre Garcon shares his favorite memories playing in Washington.

All that and more on Next Man Up !

Washington Commanders safety Jeremy Reaves addressed the media after the teams 26-18 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Washington Commanders safety Jeremy Reaves addressed the media after practice on Oct. 2.

S Jeremy Reaves speaks to the media after signing back with the Washington Commanders in free agency.

S Jeremy Reaves speaks to the media on January 8th, 2024.

Bryan Colbert Jr. sits down with to chat with Commanders Pro Bowler and team captain Jeremy Reaves.

S Jeremy Reaves speaks to the media before practice on September 6th.

S Jeremy Reaves speaks to the media after training camp practice on August 1st.

Jeremy Reaves speaks to the media following the 26-6 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on January 8th, 2023.

Jeremy Reaves speaks to media on December 22, 2022

Jeremy Reave, Terry McLaurin, Jon Allen, and Tress Way all find out they are going to the 2023 Pro Bowl.

The son of two veterans, Jeremy Reaves is no stranger to hard work and discipline. He owes this upbringing to how he has been able to face and overcome so much adversity in his life and NFL career. Last year, Reaves lost his mother unexpectedly during the 2021 season. Now, he carries on her memory through the lessons that she taught him.

Washington Commanders S Jeremy Reaves addresses the media in the locker room.

Scott Turner, Jack Del Rio, Jamin Davis, John Bates, and Jeremy Reaves speak to the media following practice on Thursday, December 16th at Inova Sports Performance Center.

Reaves, who has been with the team since 2018, proved himself as one of the league's best special teams players this season after earning a spot on the Commanders' 53-man roster for the first time in his career.

Reaves achieved a goal he set for himself by making the Pro Bowl, and the special teamer is soaking in every moment.

Reaves, who has been with the team since 2018, proved himself as one of the league's best special teams players this season after earning a spot on the Commanders' 53-man roster for the first time in his career.

Reaves ended the season with a career-high 33 tackles, which helped him earn his first Pro Bowl selection.

Reaves has been an exceptional special teams player all season, but the fact that his teammates are so excited for him making his first Pro Bowl comes from who he is as a person.

Reaves made the Commanders' initial 53-man roster for the first time in his career, and it is not a moment he takes for granted.

Reaves was dealt a heartbreaking blow when he found out he was getting cut after training camp. He's spent the past three months learning on the practice squad, and now he's ready to make another impact.

Seventh-round rookie Kamren Curl headlined a group that excelled despite dealing with injuries throughout the season.

With the 2020 regular season wrapped up, PFF came out with its end-of-season rankings. Among those, several Washington players and position groups made the cut as some of the best in the NFL.

Rivera wanted to give Reaves a chance when Landon Collins was placed on Injured Reserve, and the young safety wants to thank him by taking advantage of every opportunity.

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The team announced the following roster moves Tuesday.

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