The Washington Commanders overcame a late deficit to defeat the New York Giants 24-21 at MetLife Stadium in a thrilling Week 10 matchup.
Quarterback Jayden Daniels orchestrated a late game-winning drive that culminated in a 32-yard touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs with just 57 seconds remaining in the contest.
With the victory, the Commanders Wire reported that Daniels improved his career record against the Giants to 4-0-1.
The dramatic finish secured the third victory of the 2026 season for Washington.
Earlier in the fourth quarter, Daniels had thrown two interceptions while Washington trailed 21-17, marking his first interceptions after going eight games without throwing one.
Both Daniels and opposing quarterback J.J. McCarthy finished the game with 23 completions.
McCarthy had entered the contest having won his last six starts, which marked the largest active streak in the NFL.
During the game, McCarthy connected with Isaiah Likely for a 66-yard touchdown pass, which marked the longest pass of McCarthy’s career and the longest reception of Likely’s career.
Tight end Ben Sinnott contributed to the Washington offense with a career-high four receptions for 42 yards, including a 24-yard reception.
Defensively, Sonny Styles led Washington with 13 tackles, including five solo tackles and one tackle for a loss.
Frankie Luvu forced a fumble from Malik Nabers in Washington territory, which was recovered by Jeremy Reaves for the first recovered fumble of his NFL career.
Head coach Dan Quinn successfully challenged a Giants first down late in the game, resulting in the play being overturned and forcing a Giants punt.
The Commanders converted 7 of 14 third downs, while the Giants managed only 4 of 12 conversions.
Washington committed just four penalties for 17 yards during the hard-fought divisional contest.