Jayden Daniels and the Commanders wouldn’t lay down.
No matter that they’d turned the ball over five times, their rookie quarterback throwing two interceptions and their skill players losing three more fumbles.
Daniels nonetheless lined up on second-and-goal with six seconds left to needle a poised touchdown to Jamison Crowder.
And when Daniels saw Jeremy McNichols separate from his defender on the 2-point conversion? Daniels found his guy then, too.
In a 36-33 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, the Commanders improved to 10-5 with a 93 percent chance to make the playoffs in Daniels’ first year, per Next Gen Stats.