Jameis Winston Uses ‘Who Let the Dogs Out’ to Trick Commanders
Jameis Winston attempts to draw Commanders offside with a quirky snap cadence during a Giants game.
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Jameis Winston didn’t spend much time on the field Thursday night, but he arguably stole the show. The former NFL star, now used by the Giants exclusively in short-yardage situations, entered the game for a critical third-and-1 late in the fourth quarter. However, because the Giants had no intention of running a play, Winston was tasked with drawing the Commanders offside. In an attempt to do so, the longtime NFL vet sang ‘Who Let the Dogs Out’ as part of his snap cadence.
Commanders Stay Calm, Giants Fall Short
Of course, the Commanders, who were not duped into jumping offsides and came back to win the game, had some fun with Winston’s choice of cadence. Social media users also had great fun with Winston’s antics, with many sharing their reactions to the unexpected moment.
One user wrote, ‘If they would’ve snapped it right after the first bark and got the first, it would’ve been such a legendary play no one would’ve ever forgotten.’ Another added, ‘Never laughed this hard during a football game,’ while a third observed, ‘Jameis Winston is a national treasure.’
Giants’ Momentum Shifts, Commanders Secure Victory
That was the end of the fun and games for the Giants, however; two drives later, Commanders quarterback Jameis Winston completed a 32-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Stefon Diggs to make it 23-21, and Washington held on to win, 24-21.
The incident highlighted the creative and often unpredictable nature of football, where even the smallest moments can capture the attention of fans and social media users alike. While the Giants’ plan to use Winston’s singing as a distraction fell flat, the Commanders’ resilience and strategic play ultimately led to their victory.
Source: Breitbart
