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In addition to stealing a 24-21 win over the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium, the Washington Commanders got to have fun at the expense of Jameis Winston afterward.
The New York Giants squandered a fourth‑quarter lead to fall 24‑21 to the Washington Commanders at MetLife Stadium on Thursday night, jeopardizing their grip on the NFC East after a recent win over the Eagles. Quarterback J.J. McCarthy posted a career‑high 293 passing yards, a touchdown and a 66‑yard strike to tight end Isaiah Likely that gave New York a 21‑17 lead with just over eight minutes left, but the offense couldn’t finish. Running back Cam Skattebo contributed 78 yards and two scores, while Likely recorded a career‑best 127 receiving yards on nine catches. The loss highlights the Giants’ recurring struggles to close out games under pressure.
In Week 9, the New York Giants snapped a 13‑year winning drought at Lincoln Financial Field by beating the Philadelphia Eagles, leaving WWE Hall of Famer Brie Bella and her son devastated. Bella told ClutchPoints that her son cried after the loss—his fifth tearful reaction this season—and she struggled to explain the Eagles' rebuilding phase. She shared a video of his reaction and admitted she sometimes switches off games in the fourth quarter. Despite the disappointment, Bella remains a die‑hard Eagles fan, praising the stadium atmosphere and the passion of Philadelphia supporters as she promotes her and Nikki Bella’s wine, Bonita Bonita.
On Thursday Night Football, Commanders quarterback Jameis Winston turned a 4th‑and‑1 play into a viral moment by chanting the Baha Men’s “Who Let the Dogs Out?” as part of a bizarre pre‑snap cadence. Rookie Sonny Styles looked baffled while the Giants took a delay‑of‑game penalty and punted, but the trick didn’t force an offsides. Winston later said the chant was meant to rattle the defense. Despite the antics, Washington secured a 24‑21 comeback win – their first road victory of the season – thanks to a fourth‑quarter TD from Jayden Daniels. The odd cadence sparked laughs from the broadcast crew and online buzz.
The New York Giants fall 24-21 to Washington after rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy’s late interception ends a comeback. McCarthy threw for 293 yards, 1 TD and 23 of 36 completions, but a 3rd‑and‑10 pass to Malik Nabers was snatched by Rasul Douglas. Former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho blasted the young QB on the Speakeasy podcast, saying his repeated mistake on a back‑to‑back play exposed a lack of preparation. Despite praise from head coach John Harbaugh for McCarthy’s overall play, the criticism highlights the pressure on the former Vikings first‑round pick to lead the Giants, who sit atop the NFC East at 5‑3‑1 heading into a matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Some of the reasons why the Minnesota Vikings were okay with trading J.J. McCarthy have reappeared during his time with the New York Giants.
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Jayden Daniels snapped a 207‑pass streak with two late interceptions in the Commanders’ must‑win showdown against the Giants, dropping Washington to a 4‑point deficit with just over two minutes left. Ignoring the mistakes, he stayed focused, and after a crucial defensive stop by rookie linebacker Sonny Styles, Daniels delivered a 31‑yard touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs with under a minute remaining, sealing a 24‑21 comeback win. The article highlights his resilience, the pivotal defensive play, and Diggs’ confidence in Daniels, marking the quarterback’s sixth fourth‑quarter or overtime comeback of his young career.
Giants backup QB Jamees Winston sparks a laugh during a critical fourth‑down hard count against Washington on Nov. 13, 2026. With New York trailing 27‑24 and the ball on its own 11‑yard line, Winston shouted “Who let the dogs out? Roof, roof, roof!” – a phrase he says he chose simply because it “had a nice ring.” The stunt failed to fool the Commanders and the Giants lose 27‑24, but Winston’s quirky call gave fans a moment of levity amid a disappointing loss.
Giants RB Cam Skattebo reflects on whether his Week 5 overtime fumble against Washington influenced his limited role in Thursday Night Football, where New York fell 24‑21 to the Commanders. Skattebo logged 18 carries for 78 yards and two touchdowns but wondered if the prior turnover eroded the coach’s trust, citing his zero touches the next week versus New Orleans. Despite a valiant effort, the Giants couldn’t secure the NFC East lead. The article explores Skattebo’s mindset and the impact of the earlier fumble on the game‑time decision‑making.
Stefon Diggs caps a 24-21 comeback over the New York Giants with a 32-yard, game‑winning touchdown on Thursday night. Trailing 21-17, Diggs slowed near the goal line, walked across the paint and fell backward—an intentional nod to DeSean Jackson’s classic celebration. The play clinched Washington’s 80th career receiving TD, making Diggs the 30th player to reach that mark. He finished with six catches for 83 yards, while quarterback Jayden Daniels threw for 249 yards and three TDs despite two early interceptions. The win improves the Commanders to 3-5-1 and keeps their NFC East hopes alive.
The Washington Commanders staged a dramatic 24-21 comeback win over the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football, sealed by Jayden Daniels' 32-yard touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs with 57 seconds left. Daniels threw for 249 yards, three TDs and added 11 rushes. The victory drops the Giants to 5-3-1 and lifts Washington to 3-5-1. Knicks guard Josh Hart, a D.C. native, teased Giants fans on X, sparking a flurry of playful roast replies.
After the Giants’ 24-21 loss to Washington, rookie kicker Dominic Zvada missed a 33‑yard field goal, but head coach John Harbaugh says the team won’t rush a replacement. Harbaugh emphasized confidence in Zvada, noting his 8‑of‑14 conversion rate since his first nine attempts and his perfect extra‑point record in the game. The win‑or‑lose margin also featured J.J. McCarthy’s 293‑yard passing night, Isaiah Likely’s 66‑yard TD, and two interceptions by the Giants defense, yet a late Drew Stevens 46‑yard field goal and a Stefon Diggs TD secured the Commanders’ victory, leaving New York 5‑3‑1 atop the NFC East.
Quarterback Jayden Daniels preserves his unbeaten streak against the New York Giants by throwing a 57‑second, game‑winning TD pass to Stefon Diggs, sealing a 24‑17 Commanders victory on Thursday night. The 25‑year‑old is 5‑0‑1 against the Giants, completing 69.7% of his passes in those matchups, and the win keeps Washington in the NFC East chase with eight games left. Daniels acknowledged the personal pressure during his post‑game interview, noting the importance of staying perfect against their division rivals.
The Washington Commanders cling to a NFC East spot after a gritty 24-21 win over the New York Giants on Thursday night. Quarterback Jayden Daniels threw two late interceptions but redeemed himself with a 31-yard touchdown to Stefon Diggs in the final minute, finishing 23‑of‑33 for 249 yards (B+ passing grade). The rushing attack sputtered at 3.2 yards per carry (D grade), while the defense shone: Cam Skattebo’s 78 yards and two TDs helped earn a B‑minus rushing grade, and a relentless pass rush forced six pressures and a key forced fumble for a B‑minus passing grade. The win injects hope, but inconsistencies remain.
The Indianapolis Colts reportedly turned down a trade for running back Jonathan Taylor, rejecting the New York Giants' offer of second- and fifth-round picks before the deadline. Insider James Palmer says Taylor could be on the market after the 2026 season, especially as the Colts face roster changes—Quenton Nelson now with Seattle, a shifting quarterback situation, and a new GM. With Indianapolis sitting 2-7, the team may consider moving Taylor in the 2027 offseason to aid a potential draft‑centric rebuild. Taylor, 27, will play his next game against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.
Stefon Diggs hails quarterback Jayden Daniels as the “Kobe Bryant” of the NFL after the Washington Commanders rally for a 24‑21 road win over the New York Giants on Thursday. Daniels threw for 249 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions, capping the comeback with a 32‑yard strike to Diggs that proved decisive. Diggs, in his first season with Washington, praised Daniels’ poise despite the turnovers, saying the young star kept his composure like the basketball legend. The victory boosts Washington’s playoff hopes as they prepare to host the Cincinnati Bengals on Nov. 23.
During the Giants' 24-21 loss to the Washington Commanders on Thursday night, cameras captured RB Cam Skattebo vomiting on the sideline. While fans feared an injury or illness, Skattebo clarified that a pretzel‑wrapped hot dog he ate before the game upset his stomach. He said the snack was the only cause and felt fine after discarding it. The incident sparked immediate speculation, but the running back’s own explanation puts the mystery to rest.
J.J. McCarthy bluntly summed up the Giants’ 24-21 home loss to the Washington Commanders with the two-word phrase “absolutely sucks.” The rookie quarterback, now in his third NFL season and first with New York, threw for 293 yards, one TD and an interception while rushing for 34 yards. A late 32-yard touchdown from Stefon Diggs off a pass by Jayden Daniels sealed the win for Washington. Cam Skattebo added 78 rushing yards and two scores, and Isaiah Likely led with 127 receiving yards. The Giants aim to rebound when they host Jacksonville on Nov. 22.
Seattle’s offensive coordinator Brian Fleury says backup quarterback Drew Lock’s oblique and lingering elbow issues pose no concern ahead of the Week 10 matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders. Lock, who stepped in for injured starter Sam Darnold, threw for a modest 17-3 win over the Arizona Cardinals last week despite limited reps. The former New York Giants backup, who logged over 1,000 passing yards in eight games in 2024 and four starts for Seattle in 2023, is expected to lead the Seahawks until Darnold returns as Seattle eyes another Super Bowl run.
The New York Giants fall 24-21 to the Washington Commanders on Thursday Night Football after a late three‑play, 71‑yard TD drive gave Washington the win with 1:10 left. A final interception by J.J. McCarthy sealed the loss, dropping the Giants to 5-3-1 while the Commanders improve to 3-5-1. Head coach John Harbaugh issued a candid post‑game statement, praising his team's spirit and resilience but acknowledging the missed opportunity. Despite the setback, the Giants still lead the NFC East and look to rebound in Week 11 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The New York Giants fall 24-21 to the Washington Commanders on Thursday Night Football, squandering a late three‑point lead at MetLife Stadium. Quarterback JJ McCarthy, who threw for 293 yards, a TD and an interception on 23‑of‑36 passes, promises the team will improve despite the loss. He highlighted a 66‑yard touchdown to Isaiah Likely that gave New York a brief lead before a last‑minute 32‑yard TD catch by Stefon Diggs sealed the defeat. The Giants also missed opportunities after intercepting Commanders QB Jayden Daniels twice, ultimately punting away chances. McCarthy’s confidence signals a hopeful bounce‑back for the NFC East squad.
The New York Giants fall 24-21 to the Washington Commanders on Thursday Night Football, squandering a chance to lead the NFC East. Jayden Daniels throws a 32-yard touchdown to Stefon Diggs with 57 seconds left, sealing the loss. Despite the setback, coach John Harbaugh stays upbeat, saying the missed opportunity doesn’t alter their goals. Giants quarterback JJ McCarthy shines in his first home start with 293 yards, a TD and an INT, while Cam Skattebo adds two rushing touchdowns. Fans vent on X, calling the defeat a season‑changing blunder. New York now sits 5‑3‑1 and hosts Jacksonville on Nov. 22.
The Washington Commanders held off the New York Giants 24‑21 on a rainy Thursday night, keeping their NFC East hopes alive. After the Giants took a 21‑17 lead in the fourth, quarterback Jayden Daniels threw two consecutive interceptions—one by Rasul Douglas—that sealed the win. Coach Dan Quinn praised the victory as essential, while teammates like Stefon Diggs dubbed Daniels “Baby Kobe” for his composure. Highlights also include rookie safety Sonny Styles’ third‑down stop, Tim Settle’s finishing drive, and Deatrich Wise Jr.’s key stop on Jameis Winston’s sneak.
Jayden Daniels leads the Washington Commanders to a dramatic 24-21 comeback win over first‑place New York Giants on Nov. 13, 2026. After falling behind 21‑17 with 5:31 left, Daniels throws two interceptions but stays composed, then delivers a 32‑yard go‑ahead touchdown to veteran Stefon Diggs with 57 seconds remaining. He finishes 23‑of‑33 for 249 yards, three TDs (including one to TE Ben Sinnott) and adds 28 rushing yards. The victory improves Washington to 3‑5‑1 and could boost confidence ahead of a Monday Night clash with Joe Burrow’s Cincinnati Bengals.