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Thursday Night Football delivered another NFC East thriller, and for Giants fans the ending was anything but pretty. The Washington Commanders walked into MetLife Stadium and left with a 24-21 win over the New York Giants, scoring the go-ahead touchdown with 57 seconds left.
The Washington Commanders edged the New York Giants 24–21 in Week 10 on November 12, 2026.
Washington snaps a late‑game slump to edge New York 24‑21 on Thursday Night Football. With under a minute left, star receiver Stefon Diggs catches a 32‑yard touchdown pass from Jayden Daniels, giving the Commanders the decisive lead. Daniels throws for 249 yards and three scores but also two interceptions, while Diggs tops the receiving chart with 83 yards on six catches. A clutch interception by Rasul Douglas on a JJ McCarthy pass to Malik Nabers seals the win. The victory moves Washington to 3‑5‑1, still third in the NFC East behind a 5‑3‑1 Giants.
The Washington Commanders defeated the host New York Giants 24-21 on Thursday evening in an NFC East matchup.
In a Thursday Night Football loss (24-21) to the Washington Commanders, Giants quarterback Jameis Winston tried a bizarre snap count, shouting “Who let the dogs out?” in an attempt to draw an offsides penalty on fourth down. The stunt didn’t work, but it sparked viral reactions from NBC Sports’ Jac Collinsworth, The Athletic, and ESPN’s NFL account, and revived the early‑2000s Baha Men anthem. Winston’s quirky play became the night’s top highlight despite the Giants’ defeat.
Week 10 of the NFL season is here, and with it comes a handful of divisional matchups that are bound to shake up the standings.
A Thursday night win by the Washington Commanders over the New York Giants keeps the NFC East race alive and gives the Dallas Cowboys a clearer path to the division title. Quarterback Jayden Daniels connected with Stefon Diggs for the go‑ahead score, letting Washington hold on 24‑21. The Giants’ win would have likely sealed the division, but the loss means Dallas (4‑5) still has a chance, especially with a final head‑to‑head game against New York. Both the Cowboys and Commanders now have realistic, though uphill, playoff hopes as the season winds down.
Washington snapped its late‑season slump with a 24‑21 Thursday night win over the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium, keeping the NFC East race alive. Quarterback Jayden Daniels threw two interceptions but rebounded with a 32‑yard go‑ahead TD to Stefon Diggs, while rookie Antonio Williams added a 31‑yard score. Despite injuries to Terry McLaurin and tight end Chig Okonkwo, Ben Sinnott and the defense, led by Daronte Jones, made key plays in the fourth quarter. The victory puts the Commanders back in striking distance of the division leader and preserves their postseason hopes.
Giants running back flourishing in a featured role and the Commanders adjusting with Treylon Burks back were among the main fantasy football takeaways from Week 10's "Thursday Night Football" collision.
New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston took a unique approach with his hard count during the team's 24-21 loss to the Washington Commanders on Thursday night.
During Thursday Night Football, Giants defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux collapsed after a shoestring tackle on Commanders running back Rachaad White and briefly lay on his back before walking off the field. The 25‑year‑old, who had eight tackles (five solo) and three QB hits, was previously examined for a concussion earlier in the game but returned to play. The Giants ultimately lost 24‑21 after Washington’s Stefon Diggs scored a 32‑yard go‑ahead TD and an interception halted JJ McCarthy’s final drive. Thibodeaux, the former fifth‑overall pick, remains injury‑questionable as he still seeks his first sack of the season.
Giants rookie running back Cam Skattebo bounces back after sitting out a game, delivering 59 rushing yards, two touchdowns and 44 receiving yards in Thursday Night Football. The performance earns him praise and meme fame, especially after he pauses to stare into the stadium’s sky‑cam for ten seconds—a moment that instantly went viral. Early in the first quarter he also vomited on the sideline, adding to the bizarre highlights. As the Giants retake the lead over NFC East rivals, Skattebo’s on‑field hustle and off‑field antics become the talk of the night.
ClutchPoints breaks down the Week 10 fantasy kicker landscape, highlighting top picks and streaming sleepers. Ka’imi Fairbairn (HOU) and Tyler Bass (BUF) lead the rankings after perfect Week 9 outings, with Fairbairn nailing a 56‑yard field goal and Bass maintaining a 19‑for‑19 season record. Spencer Shrader (IND) offers high upside with multiple 50‑plus yard makes, while sleepers like Jason Myers (SEA), Dominic Zvada (NYG) and Charlie Smyth (NO) could be viable streaming options. The article also lists the full Week 10 rankings, noting no major kicker injuries ahead of the matchups.
In a Thursday showdown at MetLife Stadium, Giants rookie running back Cam Skattebo scores a one‑yard TD against the Washington Commanders and caps it with his signature backflip followed by a tribute to teammate quarterback Jaxson Dart – mimicking Dart’s own celebration. The duo, who bonded as first‑year NFL teammates, have supported each other through injuries: Dart’s week‑2 knee setback and Skattebo’s ankle loss in his rookie season. Skattebo now leads the Giants attack with 12 carries for 56 yards and two touchdowns, though the team trails in the third quarter.
In Thursday Night Football, veteran Giants quarterback Jameis Winston steps in for a single play and delivers a clutch 4th‑and‑1 quarterback sneak that ignites a 16‑play, eight‑minute drive ending in the team's first touchdown. The drive puts New York ahead 10‑7 before the Commanders answer with a 1‑yard TD pass from Jayden Daniels to Ben Sinnott, tying the game 27‑27. Winston, who started the season before being benched for JJ McCarthy, previously logged 326 yards and three scores against Washington and threw a touchdown in a 19‑11 win over the Eagles. His brief cameo proves decisive in a tightly contested matchup.
During the Giants’ Week 10 Thursday Night Football win over Washington on Nov. 13, 2026, sideline assistant Cam Skattebo vomited on the turf. Amazon’s live feed omitted the incident, but sideline reporter Kaylee Hartung described it to Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit, who laughed it off. Medical staff checked Skattebo, who quickly covered the mess, smiled, and later scored a second‑quarter touchdown while wearing an eye‑catching “Iron Man” helmet. The NFL on Prime’s X channel posted the clip, sparking buzz across social media.
The Giants clear JJ McCarthy and Cam Skattebo for Thursday Night Football, but rookie kicker Dominic Zvada’s 33‑yard miss against Washington leaves coach John Harbaugh visibly frustrated. Zvada has struggled all season, missing three of five attempts versus the Commanders and both kicks in a recent overtime win over the Texans, sitting at a 77.3% conversion rate (tied for 24th in the league). With unproven QB McCarthy needing reliable special teams, the Giants may have to find a veteran kicker to shore up their postseason chances.
Giants RB Cam Skattebo makes a dramatic return for Thursday Night Football, sporting a New York‑themed Iron Man helmet despite a recent hamstring injury. After a bench stint in Week 6, he rebounded with 124 yards and a TD against Houston, reclaiming the No. 1 back spot. Heading into the rain‑soaked showdown with the Washington Commanders, Skattebo averages 4.3 yards per carry and has already posted 60 scrimmage yards in the opening quarter, while the Commanders allow only 3.9 yards per rush. His bold headgear may fuel the confidence needed to lead the Giants’ ground attack.
Former Eagles center Jason Kelce tells The 94WIP Morning Show that Nick Sirianni’s job hangs on the team’s ability to improve after a seven‑game losing streak, capped by a 19‑11 defeat to the Giants in Week 9. Kelce praises Sirianni’s past success – a 2022 NFC Championship and a 2024 Super Bowl win – but stresses the need for offensive‑line adjustments, better discipline and a stronger culture as the Eagles have averaged just 3.7 rushing yards per attempt. With a Week 10 bye, the spotlight turns to whether Sirianni can revamp the offense and guide Philadelphia to a turnaround in the final eight games.
Kirk Herbstreit shared a rough report on Giants-Commanders.
Windy City Gridiron invites members to an exclusive open thread for Thursday Night Football’s Washington Commanders vs. New York Giants matchup on November 13, 2026. The post encourages fans to discuss the game in the comment section, noting the thread’s WCG-MA rating, and references the NFL Feed for broader league talk. It also includes promotional tweets about new Jeffery Simmons Bears apparel from BreakingT.
The Philadelphia Eagles head into a Week 10 bye at 2‑7, plagued by an anemic offense that ranks 30th in scoring (16.4 points per game) and has never eclipsed 341 yards. With Jalen Hurts out on blood‑clot IR, the team has cycled through three QBs, each facing heavy pressure – Joe Milton took seven sacks in a 19‑11 loss to the Giants. Coach Nick Sirianni must use the break to simplify the scheme: tighter protection, clear reads, a balanced run‑pass attack centered on Saquon Barkley’s modest 42.3‑yard average, and consistent practice reps for the remaining quarterbacks. Fixing protection breakdowns and halftime adjustments, not staff shuffles, is the realistic path forward.
The Washington Commanders head to New York for a Week 10 showdown against the NFC East‑leading Giants on Dec. 1, 2026. The Giants sit 5‑2‑1 with a slim +10 point differential, and quarterback J.J. McCarthy is poised to steer them to the postseason. Meanwhile, Washington’s offense, led by a stronger quarterback than New York’s, seeks to replicate its recent close games against the Rams and a 17‑point win over the Eagles. The Giants’ defense, highlighted by standout rookie cornerback Arvell Reese, has been solid, but Thursday night matchups have historically favored underdogs, casting doubt on a Giants victory.
The NFC East is in the house. The Commanders could do Dallas a solid by beating the Giants. This is an open thread for game chat.
Thursday Night Football kicks off Week 10 with an NFC East showdown as the 5-2-1 New York Giants host the 2-5-1 Washington Commanders. Both clubs aim to avenge their 27-27 tie from Oct. 11 and seize division momentum. The post invites fans to weigh in on predictions, key matchups, and fantasy implications, sparking community discussion ahead of the game.