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Parsons Ties Daniels' Overtime Mistake to Quinn's Future
Washington reached the New York Giants' 24-yard line with 50 seconds left in overtime and the score tied at 27-27. The offense waited until 12 seconds remained before snapping the ball.
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The Final Sequence
Washington reached the New York Giants' 24-yard line with 50 seconds left in overtime and the score tied at 27-27. The offense waited until 12 seconds remained before snapping the ball. After a fake handoff, the quarterback scrambled and was brought down with eight seconds on the clock. Players were slow to line up again, leaving no time to spike the ball and attempt a field goal before the clock expired.
Parsons' Criticism
The Green Bay Packers pass rusher, who played three seasons under the coach with the Dallas Cowboys, said the quarterback's decision-making in that spot will probably cost the head coach his job. He noted that even defensive players are drilled on overtime situations and that a third-year player with NFC Championship experience should understand the need to act quickly and avoid running out the clock.
Quinn's Response
The coach, hired in 2024, met with the team owner after the 1-3-1 start and accepted full responsibility for the failed sequence. He confirmed the offensive coordinator called the final play but stressed that all guidelines and outcomes fall on the head coach.
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