Commanders tie Giants after botched final play in overtime
Washington let a possible game-winning field goal slip away in the closing seconds of overtime, leaving the game level. Quarterback Jayden Daniels and coach Dan Quinn both took responsibility.
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What happened
The Commanders and Giants finished overtime tied after Washington botched the final play, costing the team a chance to attempt a game-winning field goal. Quarterback Jayden Daniels said the mistake was ultimately his, and coach Dan Quinn later said he was responsible for the breakdown. Fans mocked Quinn online, and cornerback Amik Robertson criticized NFL officials over recent calls.
Why it matters
The botched play turned a potential win into a tie. Fans and players have drawn attention to the mistake and the officiating.
Timeline
- Oct 11, 8:50 PM ET: Washington let a potential winning kick disappear in overtime, and the game ended in a tie with the Giants.
- Oct 11, 9:21 PM ET: Quarterback Jayden Daniels said the chaotic final seconds were ultimately his responsibility.
- Oct 12, 4:03 AM ET: Cornerback Amik Robertson criticized NFL officials after recent questionable calls.
- Oct 12, 7:49 PM ET: Coach Dan Quinn said no one was pleased and that the breakdown on the final play was ultimately his responsibility.
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