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Week 5 Results In the National Football League

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Holy Molie‼️ There was some fantastic finishes week 5 in the NFL

The Eagles / Jaguar's finish in London was unbelievable-- 10 pts scored in

the last 8 seconds (19-17 Jags win) -- The SNF game between the Ravens /

Falcons was cookoo‼️ as the Ravens scored the Last 14 points to win in

Overtime 30-23‼️


--The Rams / Bills game was truly a SLOBBERKNOCKER with 2 Td's scored

in the last minute of regulation and overtime was insane with the game

ending with a walk off winning Field goal for the Bills (37-34) after they

blocked a Rams Field goal that would have won the game for the Rams‼️

The Game of the week lived up to its billing as the 49ers and Seahawks

went back and forth with multiple lead changes that was finally decided

when Seattle WR Cooper Kupp was inches short of a first down and the

49ers won (32-29)


COMMANDERS and GIANTS tie 27-27


The Commanders and Giants settled for the first tie (27-27) of the season,

after playing a full 10-minute Overtime without scoring the

Commanders clock management in Overtime was atrocious ‼

Game recap—


The Commanders scored first on a Jacory Croskey – Merritt Touchdown run

but missed the extra point which turned out huge later in the game 6-0 first

Qtr.


The Giants kicked a short Field Goal late in first Qtr to cut the lead in half

6 – 3


Commanders PK Drew Stevens supplied the only point in the 2nd Qtr with 2 FGs from 28 and 40 yards giving them a 12-3 Halftime lead.

After a 43 yd Giants FG cut the Commanders lead to 12-6 early in the 3rd Quarter, Commanders QB Jayden Daniels, who just returned after suffering

a dislocated elbow, had a spectacular 38 yd touchdown run increasing

their lead to 19-6. Giants' backup Quarterback Jamis Winston tossed a TD pass at the End of

3rd Quarter cutting the lead to 19-13 to start the 4th

Quarter.


QB Jayden Daniels scored his second rushing touchdown of the game to

build the Commanders lead to 27-13 midway through the 4th Quarter. The

Giants score 2 Late touchdowns, the second with jus 1:43 remaining in

regulation sending the game into overtime.


In OT, the Giants miss a Field goal and Fumble at their own 40 yd line,

setting the Commanders up to win this game.


With 13 seconds remaining in OT, and no time outs available, the

Commanders were in great position to win the game. Send in the Field goal

unit and kick the field goal and win the game.


That ‘s not what transpired.


QB Jayden Daniels took the snap from center and instead of spiking the

football to stop the clock, he ran around, got tackled and the clock ran out

before the Commanders could s get their Field goal unit onto the field.

A costly and unexplainable mistake by Daniels and Offensive Coordinator


David Blough‼️ A much needed victory escaped.


Week 6 opponent –

Commanders (1-3-1) at 49ers (5-0)

MNF at 5:15pm PST


WEEK 6 IN THE NFL


Week 5 was the most entertaining week of this season with 3 Overtime

games, another game in London won on last play of the game and 2 games

where Defenses held on to preserve victories‼️ Week 6 has several great

matchups and could present a similar slate of exciting games.

The Game of the week is on TNF and win for either team keeps them in the

hunt for the Title in their Divisions a loss could put them 3 games behind

their division leaders


At least 1 team will remain undefeated, and another winless, with both the

Vikings (5-0) and Dolphins (0-5) not playing this week. Both the 49ers (5-0) and Chiefs (4-0) are big favorites, and the Chargers (0-5) and Titans (0-

5) are both Underdogs in week 6.


Keep your eyes on those games.

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