Jayden Daniels blames himself for overtime blunder against Giants

Jayden Daniels und die Washington Commanders vergaben laut Blick in der Partie gegen die New York Giants einen möglichen Sieg, als ihr Quarterback die Schlussphase der Overtime falsch anging. The high-stakes contest ended in a 27-27 draw after a sequence of late-game errors overshadowed a chaotic slate of NFL action that also saw multiple player ejections.

Jayden Daniels Blames Himself For The Overtime Blunder

The Commanders seized control of the game with seconds remaining in overtime when they recovered a ball at the 27-27 deadlock. Daniels, returning to the field following an elbow injury, needed only to take a knee to set up a routine 24-Yard field goal attempt. Instead, he scrambled forward and took a tackle, letting the final seconds bleed off the clock without another snap. Blick reported that the clock ran out before Washington could attempt the kick.

We had to stop the time. That goes for everyone – from top to bottom, but ultimately it’s on my shoulders.

Jayden Daniels

Head coach Dan Quinn defended his quarterback’s overall performance while accepting partial blame for the breakdown. The tie leaves the Washington franchise with a 1-4 record on the season.

Cam Little Wins It For Jacksonville In London

Across the Atlantic at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the Jacksonville Jaguars and Philadelphia Eagles played out a dramatic finish during the London Games. Philadelphia edged ahead 17-16 on a field goal with just twelve seconds remaining. However, Jacksonville kicker Cam Little answered with a 57-yard field goal in the final seconds to secure a 19-17 victory for the Florida squad, according to Blick.

The London matchup began with immediate hostility just 13 seconds into the opening whistle. Philadelphia player Jeremiah Trotter and Jacksonville’s Bryan Thomas engaged in a prolonged fight during an active play. Officials ejected both players after teammates struggled to pull them apart.

Dre Greenlaw Ejected In San Francisco Victory

Disciplinary trouble also surfaced in the matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks. San Francisco linebacker Dre Greenlaw received an ejection after a late hit triggered a mass confrontation. Greenlaw then delivered a headbutt to Seattle opponent Ernest Jones, who was playing without a helmet and required medical treatment for bleeding, Blick reported. The unbeaten 49ers managed to hold on for a 32-29 win despite losing Greenlaw.