Jayden Daniels makes promise after Commanders’ overtime meltdown against the Giants
Jayden Daniels saw 13 seconds on the clock when he took the final snap of overtime against the New York Giants on Sunday, with the Washington Commanders in field goal range and no timeouts left. He went down at the Giants’ 24-yard line with eight seconds remaining, and the offense never got set to spike […] The post Jayden Daniels makes promise after Commanders’ overtime meltdown against the…
Jayden Daniels faced criticism after Washington Commanders’ overtime loss to New York Giants in a 27-27 tie. On Sunday, with 13 seconds remaining and no timeouts left, Daniels took the final snap from the Giants’ 24-yard line. The offense never spiked the ball, and the clock stopped with the tie. Daniels acknowledged the need for better communication during the huddle on Monday, stating, "It starts with me, communicating to the whole offense in the huddle."
Head coach Dan Quinn later affirmed that he bore the responsibility and that it was his call to clock the ball early. While Daniels initially softened his stance on Thursday, emphasizing his failure and commitment to self-improvement, his latest comments on September 20 express a stronger sense of accountability, acknowledging the impact of his mistake on Quinn's job security and vowing to learn from the experience, ensuring it never repeats.
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