Yahoo Sports reports that Washington reached field-goal range late in overtime against the New York Giants but, without timeouts, took too long between snaps. By the time quarterback Jayden Daniels was tackled after scrambling, fewer than ten seconds remained — not enough to line up and spike the ball for a game-winning kick attempt. The game ended 27-27.

Yahoo Sports' Frank Schwab calls it possibly the worst clock-management error in recent NFL history, describing the sequence as snapping a play with 55 seconds left, standing around, snapping again with 12 seconds left, and running out of time. For devoted fans of performance under pressure, the failure to execute a basic finish — a game within reach and time to seal it — is the kind of collapse rarely seen at the professional level.

According to Yahoo Sports, Daniels told reporters postgame, "Ultimately, you know, it's on me," but head coach Dan Quinn said the disaster wasn't on the quarterback, admitting Washington should have spiked the ball instead of running a passing play that sent receivers downfield. Quinn summed up the mood, saying, "Leaving tonight with a tie feels like a loss," per Yahoo Sports.

AOL's Giants Wire reports New York fans reacted with mockery, confusion and mild elation at the tie, which left the Giants 3-1-1 after they had dropped their previous four meetings with Washington. Yahoo Sports notes the Giants came back from a 27-13 fourth-quarter deficit, tying the game on a Malik Nabers touchdown catch with 1:43 left in regulation, though Dominic Zvada missed a field goal and Cam Skattebo lost a fumble in overtime.

Yahoo Sports frames the result as fitting for what it calls the NFL's worst division: Dallas looked horrendous in a Thursday loss to Tampa Bay, Philadelphia took a brutal walk-off loss in London, and the Giants, per Yahoo Sports, needed last-second interceptions to beat the Titans and Cardinals in recent weeks. Quinn's job security is a running theme — Yahoo Sports says the mistake will not get the Washington head coach off the hot seat.

Yahoo Sports writes that Washington was in position to kick a winning field goal, but thanks to the mishap "we'll never find out if that field goal would have been good." Attention now shifts to how Quinn and Daniels respond to the criticism, while the Giants move on with a 3-1-1 record. AOL's Giants Wire notes the tie cost New York a chance at its first 2-0 divisional start since 2009.