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NFL · Rules & Officiating · published 2026-10-15T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

Jayden Daniels accepts responsibility for Commanders' clock error

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Jayden Daniels said the Week 5 overtime clock failure was ultimately his responsibility. Both Daniels and coach Dan Quinn have continued to take blame for not stopping the clock before a potential game-winning field goal.

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The Washington Commanders’ Week 5 overtime sequence involved a failure to stop the clock before a potential game-winning field goal. Quarterback Jayden Daniels said the mistake was ultimately his responsibility.

Coach Dan Quinn has also continued to accept blame for the clock not being stopped. Both have kept accepting responsibility for the failure to stop the clock.

Context

The discussion may affect how fans and analysts view accountability in high-pressure NFL moments. It could shape perceptions of Daniels’ leadership and Quinn’s game management, while reinforcing for players and coaches the importance of clock awareness. For the Commanders’ organization, the episode may become a teaching point, though its broader societal impact is likely limited to sports discourse and fan reactions.

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