Giants Tie Commanders 27-27 in Week 5

Giants and Commanders trade touchdowns in overtime to end Week 5 tied 27-27.

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Giants Tie Commanders 27-27 in Week 5

Giants and Commanders trade touchdowns in overtime to end Week 5 tied 27-27.

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Giants and Commanders trade touchdowns in overtime to end Week 5 tied 27-27. Giants and Commanders tie 27-27 in Week 5 with Giants offense improving late in game. Originally reported by New York Giants On SI.

Game Result

The New York Giants tied the Washington Commanders 27-27 in Week 5.

Offense Grade

Offense Grade

Offense: B.

Offense Numbers

The Giants outgained the Commanders 408 to 378 in net yards. Big Blue was also 3-for-3 in the red zone, while Washington was 0-for-1.

Quarterback Performance

Jameis Winston started shaky with 7-of-16 completions for 72 yards and no touchdowns. He improved to 21 of 28 for 211 yards and three touchdowns in the second half.

Receiving Stats

Malik Nabers caught 11 for 20 targets in his second straight 100-yard game. Tight end Isaiah Likely caught 11 of 13 targets, including all three on third down.

Running Game Issue

The Giants' running game struggled with an average of 3.7 yards per carry, and Cam Skattebo lost a fumble in overtime.

Defense Grade

Defense: B-.

Quarterback Impact

Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels accounted for 103 of the team’s 202 rushing yards and two touchdowns on the ground.

Pass Rush

The Giants added five sacks to their season total with no touchdowns allowed by coverage.

Special Teams Grade

Special Teams: C+.

Kicker Performance

Rookie kicker Dominic Zvada missed three of five field goals, all from at least 45 yards out.

Return Work

Charlie Jones had a solid day with 26.0 average on kickoffs and 13.0 average on punts.

Coaching Grade

Coaching: B-.

Coaching Decisions

The Giants didn’t call for a spy on Jayden Daniels, who rushed for two touchdowns including a 38-yarder.

The key point

Giants and Commanders tie 27-27 in Week 5 with Giants offense improving late in game.

Read the original on New York Giants On SI

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