The Washington Commanders defeated the New York Giants 24-21 on Thursday night, with the decisive score coming in the final minute, according to a report from The Guardian. The outlet credited the story to the Associated Press.
According to The Guardian, quarterback Jayden Daniels threw his third touchdown pass of the game, a 32-yard completion to Stefon Diggs with 57 seconds remaining. The report said the Commanders rallied for the win, which it described as essentially a "must-win game" for Washington.
The Guardian's text available for this story ends mid-sentence while describing events that came before the final-minute connection between Daniels and Diggs. As a result, the drive and the plays that led to that touchdown are not reported here.
The report's headline framed the victory as one that kept Washington's season alive. Beyond the scoring play and the final score, the material used for this story does not include the Giants' response, individual player statistics, or the effect of the result on the standings. No other outlet's coverage of the game was available for comparison.
The Guardian's report is credited to the Associated Press, and this account relies on that report alone. Because it is the only source used, the details above reflect only what The Guardian reported in the material available here, and no additional game details have been independently confirmed.
Sources: The Guardian: Washington Commanders keep their season alive with last-gasp win over New York Giants.