
Jayden Daniels silenced lingering concerns about his confidence after a dislocated elbow by delivering a career-long 38-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, propelling the Washington Commanders to a 19-6 lead with 7:47 remaining. The breakout play capped a 77-yard drive that showcased Daniels’ dual-threat versatility, including a 17-yard pass to Antonio Williams and multiple rushing gains, as he finished the half with 102 passing yards and 61 on the ground.
While the Giants added a second field goal after the kickoff, their struggles to keep pace underscore the Commanders’ momentum shift following Daniels’ explosive outburst.
The touchdown marked Daniels’ most significant rushing score of his NFL career, reinforcing his growing role as a dynamic playmaker despite early-season injuries. With seven carries and seven completions already on the board, his performance suggests a renewed offensive identity for Washington, though the Giants will need a sharper response to close the widening gap.

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