Commanders vs. Buccaneers highlights: Jayden Daniels leads last-second playoff escape
The Washington Leaders have pulled off the surprise and staggered the Tampa Straight Marauders with a 23-20 win in a completely exhilarating trump card matchup.
Washington turns into the principal lower seed and street group to win this postseason. It's likewise the groups first postseason win since the 2005 end of the season games, and sets up a date with the No. 1 seed Detroit Lions in the divisional round on Saturday.
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Commanders vs. Buccaneers highlights
Divisional playoff round schedule
Saturday
- Houston Texas at Kansas City Chiefs, 4:30 p.m. ET (ESPN)
- Washington Commanders at Detroit Lions, 8 p.m. ET (FOX)
Sunday
- Los Angeles Rams/Minnesota Vikings at Philadelphia Eagles, 3 p.m. ET (NBC)
- Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills, 6:30 p.m. ET (CBS)
One of NFL's longest playoff victory droughts ends
With their trump card season finisher triumph over the Marauders, the Leaders finished a 18 season finisher win dry spell, getting their most memorable season finisher win since the 2005 season.
The Miami Dolphins keep on claiming the longest such streak at 24 seasons.
Commanders 23, Buccaneers 20: Zane Gonzalez hits game-winner off upright
The steamed is finished - scarcely.
Jayden Daniels drove Washington down the field, and switched a vital third down play over completely to get the clock down as Tampa Narrows utilized all of its breaks. With three seconds left, Zane Gonzalez went out to endeavor a 37-yard field objective and the dismiss went from the right upstanding and skipped in to seal the triumph.
Buccaneers 20, Commanders 20: Tampa Bay ties it up
Commanders 20, Buccaneers 17: Washington converts on fourth down
One more fourth down play in the red zone, however this time it helps Washington out.
Baker Mayfield fumbles
Washington has a prime opportunity to score after Baker Mayfield lost the ball deep inside Tampa Bay territory. He tried to hand the ball off on a fake but couldn’t hold on, and Washington’s Bobby Wagner was right there to pounce on it.
The Commanders get the ball at the 13-yard line.
Commanders stopped on fourth and goal
The lead stays in Tampa Sound's approval after Washington couldn't change over inside the Pirates' 10-yard line.
Because of a pass obstruction bring in the end zone, Washington was set up at the 1-yard line with an opportunity to start to lead the pack. Notwithstanding, the Officers had two inadequacies and were full on a Brian Robinson run. The offense remained on the field for fourth down, and Jayden Daniels couldn't help the ball through the tide window to Zach Ertz.
Tampa Inlet currently takes over with 14 minutes left to go.
End of third quarter: Buccaneers 17, Commanders 13
Buccaneers 17, Commanders 13: Tampa Bay marches down field
The Pirates offense is tapping on all chambers with one more score to open the second from last quarter and retake the lead.
Tampa Sound had little issues moving the ball on a 10-play, 72-yard drive that was basically driven by Mike Evans and Bucky Irving. Cook Mayfield found Irving out of the backfield for a 4-yard score for the second-consecutive drive to end in a score.
It's Mayfield's subsequent score throw of the evening.
Daron Payne injury
Commanders defensive tackle Daron Payne left action in the first half while holding his hand, and the team said he is questionable to return with a finger injury.
Commanders 13, Buccaneers 10: Tampa Bay prevents touchdown
Washington went right down the field to open the second half but the Buccaneers held on strong to force a field goal.
Dyami Brown has been the breakout star for the Commanders on Sunday. Already with a touchdown catch, he had a big 30-yard catch and then followed with a 24-yard gain on the next play to get Washington inside the five.
However, the Commanders weren’t able to punch it and Zane Gonzalez was sent out to kick an easy 22-yard field goal to reclaim the lead.
Halftime: Commanders 10, Buccaneers 10
It's all restricted at the break in Tampa Sound.
Commanders 10, Buccaneers 10: Tampa Bay ties it right before halftime
The key play on the drive was Baker Mayfield using his legs on a third down play for a to keep the momentum alive. From there, Mayfield went for his go-to-guy Mike Evans several times, including on a play that resulted in pass interference from Marshon Lattimore to put Tampa Bay at the 1-yard line.
On the next play, Mayfield went back to Evans and the ball somehow found its way right into Evans’ hands for the score.
The duo connected for three catches for 32 yards on the scoring drive.
Commanders 10, Buccaneers 3: Washington adds field goal
Penalty hurts Buccaneers drive
Tampa Bay couldn’t get much of a chance to respond to Washington’s touchdown drive with a three-and-out.
On the second play, running back Bucky Irving got called for a chop block penalty that set the offense back 15 yards. On the following play, Tampa Bay only got two yards to set up a third-and-long. Baker Mayfield found Rachaad White for a 13-yard gain that fell short, and the Buccaneers will punt on their second-consecutive drive.
Commanders 7, Buccaneers 3: Washington caps long drive with score
It took more than nine minutes, but Washington has its first lead of the night after a 17-play touchdown drive.
The Commanders started at their own 8-yard line when there was three minutes left in the first quarter, and they continued to move the chains down the field into Tampa Bay territory. At the Buccaneer 23-yard line, Washington faced another fourth down and again kept the offense on the field. This time, Austin Eckler was able to get past the marker to keep the drive alive.
On a third-and-goal, Jayden Daniels stood calm in the pocket and found a wide open Dyami Brown in the back of the end zone for a 10-yard score.
Daniels accounted for 69 of the 92 yards on the drive with his arm and legs.
On the third play of the drive, Jayden Daniels found favorite target in Terry McLaurin for a tough 35-yard catch to put the Commanders in scoring territory at the Tampa Bay 28-yard line.
However, Washington wasn’t able to move the sticks further. On a third-and-short, Daniels was unable to run past linebacker J.J. Russell for the first down. The offense stayed on the field, and Daniels could only throw the ball at the feet of Austin Eckler and the ball will go back to Tampa Bay, missing out on a scoring opportunity.
Buccaneers 3, Commanders 0: Tampa Bay opens with field goal
It's all restricted at the break in Tampa Narrows.
The Marauders are on the board to begin the Sunday night cap with a 50-yard field objective from Pursue McLaughlin.
Tampa Straight got into Washington domain, however successive misses from Dough puncher Mayfield to Jalen McMillan slowed down the drive.
What time is the Buccaneers vs. Commanders wild-card game?
- Start time: 8 p.m. ET
- Location: Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, Florida)
The Washington Commanders take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in an NFC wild-card playoff game from Tampa's Raymond James Stadium. It kicks off at 8 p.m. ET.
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