Final2024 Week 9

MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ

Washington Commanders vs New York Giants, Week 9 2024

Washington Commanders

AwayWon

27

New York Giants

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22

Scoring by quarter
TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Commanders7143327
Giants0731222

WAS 27NYG 22 Final

  • Passing leader

    Jayden Daniels

    WAS · QB

    19.9PPR pts

    15/22, 209 YDS, 2 TD

  • Top fantasy scorer

    Austin Ekeler

    WAS · RB

    17.3PPR pts

    11 ATT, 42 YDS, 1 TD, 3 REC, 41 REC YDS

  • Giants leader

    Daniel Jones

    NYG · QB

    24.4PPR pts

    20/26, 174 YDS, 2 TD, 1 RUSH TD

  • Defensive playmaker

    Dante Fowler Jr.

    WAS

    2 SACK, 6 TKL

Commanders 27, Giants 22: Washington beats New York

Washington led 21–7 at halftime after a 14-point second quarter and won 27–22, though New York took the second half 15–6. The Commanders finished with a 358–326 edge in total offense and averaged 6.0 yards per play.

The Giants went 6-for-11 on third down and committed one turnover, while the Commanders finished without a giveaway.

The two teams meet again in Week 5 of 2026. If you roster anyone from either side, run the start/sit call in Redraft Command and it will weigh your lineup, your opponent and your league scoring, not only the player rankings.

Key advantages

  • +0.5 yards/play WAS 6.0 · NYG 5.5
  • +1 turnover margin WAS 0 turnovers
  • +32 total yards WAS 358 · NYG 326

Game Highlights

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Why the Commanders Won

Washington won the efficiency and turnover battles.

Team stats comparison, Commanders vs Giants
CommandersStatGiants
6.0Yards per play5.5
0Turnovers1
358Total yards326
Other team stats
60Plays59
42%Third-down conversion55%
28:00Time of possession32:00

Scoring Summary

The Commanders scored three touchdowns and two field goals; the Giants scored three touchdowns and one field goal.

Scoring plays, Commanders vs Giants
TimeTeamPlayWASNYG
1st quarter
7:04WASJayden Daniels → Terry McLaurin, 1-yard TD Takes leadAustin Seibert XP70
2nd quarter
12:21NYGDaniel Jones → Chris Manhertz, 2-yard TD Ties gameJude McAtamney XP77
6:21WASAustin Ekeler 1-yard TD run Takes leadAustin Seibert XP147
0:06WASJayden Daniels → Terry McLaurin, 18-yard TD Extends leadAustin Seibert XP217
3rd quarter
5:27NYGJude McAtamney 31-yard FG2110
0:33WASAustin Seibert 31-yard FG Extends lead2410
4th quarter
9:25NYGDaniel Jones 2-yard TD run2-pt try failed2416
3:46WASAustin Seibert 20-yard FG Extends lead2716
2:48NYGDaniel Jones → Theo Johnson, 35-yard TD2-pt try failed2722

Fantasy Points: Commanders vs Giants, Week 9 2024

Fantasy leaders

  1. Daniel JonesNYGQB24.4 PTSQB5
  2. Jayden DanielsWASQB19.9 PTSQB11
  3. Austin EkelerWASRB17.3 PTSRB13
  4. Terry McLaurinWASWR15.9 PTSWR21

Player Stats

Quarterbacks

Quarterback statistics
PlayerFPTSFINCMP/ATTPass YDSTDINTRush ATTRush YDSRush TDRateStart/Sit
Jayden DanielsWASQB19.9QB1115/22209208350128.8Start/Sit →
Daniel JonesNYGQB24.4QB520/26174207541119.7Start/Sit →

WRs, RBs, & TEs

Receiver, running back and tight end statistics
PlayerFPTSFINPOSRush ATTRush YDSRush TDTGTRECRec YDSRec TDStart/Sit
Austin EkelerWASRB17.3RB13RB1142143410Start/Sit →
Terry McLaurinWASWR15.9WR21WR———32192Start/Sit →
Malik NabersNYGWR14.9WR24WR———119590Start/Sit →
Theo JohnsonNYGTE14.1TE8TE———63511Start/Sit →
Noah BrownWASWR11.0WR35WR———65600
Darius SlaytonNYGWR9.0WR41WR111033490Start/Sit →
Tyrone TracyNYGRB7.9RB35RB166601130
Chris ManhertzNYGTE7.2TE20TE———1121Start/Sit →
Olamide ZaccheausWASWR6.8WR54WR———22480Start/Sit →
Chris RodriguezWASRB5.2RB43RB11520————
Wan'Dale RobinsonNYGWR4.0WR73WR———43100Start/Sit →
Dyami BrownWASWR3.4WR76WR———11240Start/Sit →
Devin SingletaryNYGRB3.3RB51RB7330————Start/Sit →
Ben SinnottWASTE2.2TE39TE———11120Start/Sit →
Jeremy McNicholsWASRB2.0RB59RB82001000
Zach ErtzWASTE1.5TE44TE———1150

Fantasy Usage

Washington Commanders

Snap Share

  1. Terry McLaurinWR46 snaps74%
  2. John BatesTE32 snaps52%
  3. Noah BrownWR31 snaps50%
  4. Zach ErtzTE30 snaps48%
  5. Austin EkelerRB29 snaps47%

Target Share19 targets

  1. Noah Brown32%, 6 targets
  2. Austin Ekeler21%, 4 targets
  3. Terry McLaurin16%, 3 targets
  4. Olamide Zaccheaus11%, 2 targets
  5. Zach Ertz5%, 1 targets
  6. Other16%, 3 targets

Carry Share38 carries

  1. Austin Ekeler29%, 11 carries
  2. Chris Rodriguez29%, 11 carries
  3. Jeremy McNichols21%, 8 carries
  4. Jayden Daniels21%, 8 carries

New York Giants

Snap Share

  1. Malik NabersWR62 snaps95%
  2. Darius SlaytonWR60 snaps92%
  3. Theo JohnsonTE55 snaps85%
  4. Wan'Dale RobinsonWR47 snaps72%
  5. Tyrone TracyRB47 snaps72%

Target Share26 targets

  1. Malik Nabers42%, 11 targets
  2. Theo Johnson23%, 6 targets
  3. Wan'Dale Robinson15%, 4 targets
  4. Darius Slayton12%, 3 targets
  5. Chris Manhertz4%, 1 targets
  6. Other4%, 1 targets

Carry Share31 carries

  1. Tyrone Tracy52%, 16 carries
  2. Daniel Jones23%, 7 carries
  3. Devin Singletary23%, 7 carries
  4. Darius Slayton3%, 1 carries
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Offensive snaps and share for the skill positions
PlayerSNAPSSNAP %TGTTGT %CAR
Malik NabersNYGWR6295%1142%0
Darius SlaytonNYGWR6092%312%1
Theo JohnsonNYGTE5585%623%0
Terry McLaurinWASWR4674%316%0
Wan'Dale RobinsonNYGWR4772%415%0
Tyrone TracyNYGRB4772%14%16
John BatesWASTE3252%00%0
Noah BrownWASWR3150%632%0
Zach ErtzWASTE3048%15%0
Austin EkelerWASRB2947%421%11
Dyami BrownWASWR2642%15%0
Jeremy McNicholsWASRB2439%15%8
Olamide ZaccheausWASWR2439%211%0
Ben SinnottWASTE2439%15%0
Luke McCaffreyWASWR2337%00%0
Chris RodriguezWASRB2032%00%11
Devin SingletaryNYGRB1828%00%7
Chris ManhertzNYGTE1625%14%0
Daniel BellingerNYGTE1422%00%0
Jalin HyattNYGWR46%00%0
Ihmir Smith-MarsetteNYGWR12%00%0

Fantasy Points vs Expected

Expected points (xFP) are what a player's pass attempts, carries and targets are worth at the league's average rates; the difference is what the player made of them.

Usage and expected fantasy points
PlayerPTSxFPvs xFPSnap%UsageRte%Pass attCarCar%TgtTgt%
Malik NabersNYG · WR14.918.9−4.095%42% tgt—000%1142%
Daniel JonesNYG · QB24.416.1+8.3100%26 att—26723%00%
Jayden DanielsWAS · QB19.915.0+4.9100%22 att—22821%00%
Austin EkelerWAS · RB17.314.0+3.347%29% car—01129%421%
Tyrone Tracy Jr.NYG · RB7.912.1−4.272%52% car—01652%14%
Noah BrownWAS · WR11.010.3+0.750%32% tgt—000%632%
Theo JohnsonNYG · TE14.110.3+3.885%23% tgt—000%623%
Chris Rodriguez Jr.WAS · RB5.27.2−2.032%29% car—01129%00%
Jeremy McNicholsWAS · RB2.06.9−4.939%21% car—0821%15%
Wan'Dale RobinsonNYG · WR4.06.9−2.972%15% tgt—000%415%
Darius SlaytonNYG · WR9.05.8+3.292%12% tgt—013%312%
Terry McLaurinWAS · WR15.95.1+10.874%16% tgt—000%316%
Devin SingletaryNYG · RB3.34.6−1.328%23% car—0723%00%
Olamide ZaccheausWAS · WR6.83.4+3.439%11% tgt—000%211%
Ben SinnottWAS · TE2.21.7+0.539%5% tgt—000%15%
Chris ManhertzNYG · TE7.21.7+5.525%4% tgt—000%14%
Dyami BrownWAS · WR3.41.7+1.742%5% tgt—000%15%
Zach ErtzWAS · TE1.51.7−0.248%5% tgt—000%15%

Team totals: Commanders 19 targets and 38 carries; Giants 26 targets and 31 carries. Shares are from the box score. Snap counts are from the weekly player logs (Sleeper), and include plays wiped out by penalties. Route counts, air yards and red-zone touches appear when the tracking feed is connected. League-average rates from the 2024 season: 1.71 PPR points per target (68% catch rate), 0.65 per carry and 0.44 per pass attempt. They don't adjust for field position or target depth.

Fantasy Verdicts

Jayden Daniels

WAS · QB · 19.9 pts on 15.0 expected

15 of 22 passing for 209 yards, 2 touchdowns; 8 carries for 35 yards.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 15.0 expected.

Start/Sit: Jayden Daniels →

Daniel Jones Ran hot

NYG · QB · 24.4 pts on 16.1 expected

20 of 26 passing for 174 yards, 2 touchdowns; 7 carries for 54 yards and 1 touchdown.

Verdict: The opportunities were worth 16.1 points; the touchdowns supplied the rest, and they are the part least likely to repeat.

Start/Sit: Daniel Jones →

Austin Ekeler

WAS · RB · 17.3 pts on 14.0 expected

4 targets (21% of the team's), 3 catches for 41 yards; 11 carries (29% of the team's) for 42 yards and 1 touchdown.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 14.0 expected.

Start/Sit: Austin Ekeler →

Noah Brown Strong role

WAS · WR · 11.0 pts on 10.3 expected

6 targets (32% of the team's), 5 catches for 60 yards.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 10.3 expected.

Malik Nabers Volume, no payoff

NYG · WR · 14.9 pts on 18.9 expected

11 targets (42% of the team's), 9 catches for 59 yards.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 18.9 expected.

Start/Sit: Malik Nabers →

Tyrone Tracy Jr.

NYG · RB · 7.9 pts on 12.1 expected

1 target (4% of the team's), 1 catch for 3 yards; 16 carries (52% of the team's) for 66 yards.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 12.1 expected.

Terry McLaurin Ran hot

WAS · WR · 15.9 pts on 5.1 expected

3 targets (16% of the team's), 2 catches for 19 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Verdict: The opportunities were worth 5.1 points; the touchdowns supplied the rest, and they are the part least likely to repeat.

Start/Sit: Terry McLaurin →

Chris Manhertz Ran hot

NYG · TE · 7.2 pts on 1.7 expected

1 target (4% of the team's), 1 catch for 2 yards and 1 touchdown.

Verdict: The opportunities were worth 1.7 points; the touchdowns supplied the rest, and they are the part least likely to repeat.

Start/Sit: Chris Manhertz →

Stock Up, Stock Down

Washington Commanders

  • Stock up: Jeremy McNichols played 39% of the snaps, up from a 21% season average.
  • Stock down: Zach Ertz played 48% of the snaps, down from a 67% season average.

New York Giants

  • Stock up: Tyrone Tracy Jr. led the backfield with 72% of the snaps after trailing Devin Singletary before this game.
  • Stock down: Devin Singletary lost the backfield lead: 28% of the snaps to Tyrone Tracy Jr.'s 72%.

Fantasy Matchups

Fantasy points allowed per game by position, 2024 through Week 18.

Fantasy points allowed per game by position, Commanders defense and Giants defense
Points allowed toCommanders DGiants D
QBs15.817.3
RBs22.024.1
WRs30.932.9
TEs10.89.3

Regular season, summed from each game's box score and scored with this page's rules.

How the Game Swung

New York opened at 50% win probability and fell below 2% in the fourth quarter.

Giants win probability

Giants win probability by game minuteGiants started at 50%, stood at 7% at halftime and finished at 0%, across 9 scoring plays.Q1Q2Q3Q4100%50%0%

Key Swings

  1. −21Daniels → McLaurin, 1-yd TD50% → 29%Q1 7:04
  2. +23Jones → Manhertz, 2-yd TD27% → 50%Q2 12:21
  3. −25Ekeler 1-yd TD run50% → 25%Q2 6:21
  4. −16Daniels → McLaurin, 18-yd TD23% → 7%Q2 0:06
  5. +6Jones 2-yd TD run<1% → 7%Q4 9:25

Swing in Giants win probability, in points

Play Calling and Possessions

Play calling, Commanders vs Giants
Washington CommandersMeasureNew York Giants
60Plays59
37%Pass rate47%
9.5Yds / dropback5.8
3.9Yds / carry5.3
5/12Third downs6/11

Efficiency edge Washington ran 1 more plays and gained 3.7 more yards per dropback.

  • Top targets
  • WAS Brown 32% · Ekeler 21% · McLaurin 16%
  • NYG Nabers 42% · Johnson 23% · Robinson 15%

Possession Results

How each possession ended, Commanders vs Giants
ResultWASNYG
Touchdowns33
Field goals21
Punts22
Turnovers01

WAS turnover edge: +1

  • The Commanders opened the scoring on their second possession, a 3-play, 31-yard drive that ended in a touchdown.
  • The Commanders scored touchdowns on two of their first three drives, then drained the clock with two second-half drives of four to six minutes.
All 16 possessions, drive by drive
Drive chart
TeamStartPlaysYardsTimeResult
NYGQ1 15:00382:06Punt
WASQ1 12:54351:19Punt
NYGQ1 11:356553:20Fumble
WASQ1 8:153311:11Touchdown
NYGQ1 7:0416739:43Touchdown
WASQ2 12:2111706:00Touchdown
NYGQ2 6:21321:02Punt
WASQ2 5:1912875:13Touchdown
NYGQ2 0:06000:06End of half
WASQ3 15:00320:56Punt
NYGQ3 14:0415668:37Field goal
WASQ3 5:2710574:54Field goal
NYGQ3 0:3313806:08Touchdown
WASQ4 9:2511635:39Field goal
NYGQ4 3:464740:58Touchdown
WASQ4 2:489672:48End of game
About these numbers

Possessions that ended with the clock running out at the half or the end of the game aren't counted.

Personnel groupings, average depth of target and pass rate over expected appear when the tracking feed is connected.

Commanders vs Giants Head-to-Head

The Commanders and Giants first met in 1932 and have played 188 times since. They have been NFC East rivals since 1970.

All-time series
108–75–5Giants lead, 188 meetings since 1932
Postseason
1–1Commanders won in 1943; Giants won in 1986
Largest Commanders win
49–131975
Largest Giants win
53–01961

Since 2021

6–3–1 Commanders lead

10 meetings since the 2021 season, regular season and playoffs.

Oldest to newest. C = Commanders win, G = Giants win, T = tie, outlined = this game.

2026 Meetings

  • Week 5 Giants at Commanders Upcoming
  • Week 10 Commanders at Giants Upcoming

Recent Meetings

Season to Date (Through Week 18)

The 2024 regular season, from each game's box score.

Season to date, Commanders vs Giants
CommandersStatGiants
12-5Record3-14
28.5Points per game16.1
369.6Yards per game294.8
5.7Yards per play4.7
23.0Points allowed per game24.4
326.9Yards allowed per game346.8

Commanders vs Giants Fantasy Outlook for 2026

Two meetings are left on the 2026 schedule: Week 5 in Washington and Week 10 in New York. Here's how to decide who to play in your league.

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2024 Game Logs for Players in This Game

Commanders vs Giants Game FAQ

Who won the 2024 Commanders vs Giants Week 9 game?

The Washington Commanders beat the New York Giants 27–22 in Week 9 of the 2024 season. The game was played at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, on November 3, 2024. See the Commanders' 2024 schedule.

What was the final score of Commanders vs Giants?

The final score was Commanders 27, Giants 22. The Commanders led 21–7 at halftime, and the second half went Commanders 6, Giants 15.

What happened in the Commanders vs Giants game?

Washington led 21–7 at halftime after a 14-point second quarter and won 27–22, though New York took the second half 15–6. The Commanders finished with a 358–326 edge in total offense and averaged 6.0 yards per play. Daniel Jones led all players with 20 of 26 passing for 174 yards and 2 touchdowns, plus 7 carries for 54 rushing yards and a touchdown. The Giants committed 1 turnover, the Commanders none.

Who scored the most fantasy points in Commanders vs Giants?

Daniel Jones led the game with 24.4 PPR fantasy points, the QB5 of Week 9, on 20 of 26 passing for 174 yards and 2 touchdowns, plus 7 carries for 54 rushing yards and a touchdown. Jayden Daniels was next with 19.9 (QB11). See Daniel Jones's 2024 game log.

Who led Commanders vs Giants in passing, rushing and receiving?

Jayden Daniels (WAS) led all passers with 15 of 22 for 209 yards and 2 touchdowns. Tyrone Tracy (NYG) led in rushing with 16 carries for 66 yards. Noah Brown (WAS) led in receiving with 5 catches for 60 yards.

How many fantasy points did Daniel Jones score against the Commanders?

Daniel Jones scored 24.4 fantasy points against the Commanders in Week 9 of the 2024 season, the same in PPR, half-PPR and standard scoring because he had no catches, on 20 of 26 passing for 174 yards and 2 touchdowns, plus 7 carries for 54 rushing yards and a touchdown.

Who outperformed and underperformed expected fantasy points in Commanders vs Giants?

Terry McLaurin outperformed his expected fantasy points the most, scoring 15.9 PPR points on 5.1 xFP (+10.8). Jeremy McNichols fell furthest short, with 2.0 points on 6.9 xFP (−4.9). A gap either way reflects efficiency and touchdowns in one game; it is not a forecast. For matchups ahead, see fantasy points allowed by position.

Who had the highest expected fantasy points in Commanders vs Giants?

Malik Nabers had the most fantasy opportunity in the game, worth 18.9 expected PPR points (xFP) at league-average rates, and scored 14.9. Expected points measure the volume of a player's pass attempts, carries and targets, not how well he used them.

How did the Commanders beat the Giants?

The Commanders beat the Giants 27–22 because they averaged 6.0 yards per play to 5.5, won the turnover battle 1–0, and outgained them 358–326.

Which team won the turnover battle in Commanders vs Giants?

The Commanders won the turnover battle 1–0: the Giants gave the ball away 1 time and the Commanders not at all. The Commanders won the game.

What is the all-time Commanders vs Giants record?

The Giants lead the all-time series 108–75–5 across 188 meetings since 1932, including a 1–1 record in the postseason.

When did the Commanders and Giants last play before this game?

Before Week 9 of 2024, they last met in the 2024 season on September 15, 2024, when the Commanders beat the Giants 21–18.

Have the Commanders and Giants met in the playoffs?

Yes, 2 times, most recently in the 1986 playoffs. The Commanders are 1–1 against the Giants in the postseason.

What is the Commanders vs Giants record since 2021?

The Commanders lead 6–3–1 across 10 meetings since the 2021 season, including this game.