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The New York Giants and Washington Commanders delivered one of the most dramatic finishes of the NFL season Sunday, playing to a 27-27 tie at Northwest Stadium.
The New York Giants and Washington Commanders played to a dramatic 27-27 overtime tie at Northwest Stadium. Washington built a 27-13 fourth-quarter lead behind returning quarterback Jayden Daniels, who rushed for 103 yards and two scores. However, New York quarterback Jameis Winston led a late comeback, throwing two fourth-quarter touchdowns to erase the 14-point deficit and send the contest into overtime.
Overtime featured missed chances for both sides, with the Giants losing a fumble inside Washington territory and the Commanders running out of time in field goal range. Winston finished with 326 passing yards and three touchdowns, while Isaiah Likely caught two scores. The result moved the Giants to 3-1-1 and the Commanders to 1-3-1.
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