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New York Giants 29 vs 30 Washington Football Team summary: score, stats, highlights | NFL Week 2

Update:
The Washington Football Team earned their first victory of the regular season with a dramtic last second field goal to beat the New York Giants.

The Washington Football Team needed every second of the 48 minutes to beat the New York Giants and earn their first win of the regular season. Back up quarterback Taylor Heinicke had a career night as The Football Team beat New York 30-29.

Late drama in FedEx Field

Dustin Hopkins kicked the game winner after he got a second crack at a last second field goal after an untimely penalty from New York’s Dexter Lawrence.

It was expected to be a defensive battle, with Washington’s starting quarterback, Ryan Fitzpatrick, injured and New York’s star running back Saquon Barkley still in the process of making a complete from a torn ACL.

Plenty of points in an expected defensive match up

It was evident from the start that this game would be anything but defensive, as the Giants marched down the field and scored  a touchdown on their first possession. The drive was capped off by Giants QB Daniel Jones’ six yard keeper for the first score of the game.

Heinickie and Washington took a little while to get warmed up, but the home team evened up the game in the second quarter with a touchdown pass to his favorite target of the night Terry McLaurin.

Heinicke the hero

The fans at FedEx Field had already taken a liking to Heinicke after last year's near upset of the Tampa Bay Bucs in the first round of the playoffs. If that was his break out performance, then tonight was his coming of age party.

It was just the third Heinicke had ever started a game in the NFL, but he looked poised, comfortable, and showed his killer instinct especially late in the game. The former Old Dominion Monarch led two first half drives of 80 plus yards, including the final drive of the second quarter to give Washington it’s first lead of the night.

Career night for Heinicke

Both quarterbacks stole the show in Landover on Thursday night. Daniel Jones threw for 249 yards and a touchdown, to go along with his 95 yards rushing. Not to mention the 50 yard touchdown run that was wiped off the board due to a holding call.

Heinicke had a career night, throwing for 336 yards and two touchdowns and an interception. The sole interception came at a pivotal time late in the game and could have cost Washington the game.

Washington prevails a thrilling fourth quarter

The fourth quarter went back and forth, as both teams exchanged the lead four times in the final five minutes. After Graham Gano knocked home his 34th consecutive field goal to give the Giants a 26-20 lead with under five minutes to go, Heinicke responded with a two play 75 yard touchdown drive to put the home team in front.

Up by a point, and with possession with under three minutes to go Heinicke got picked off inside the Washington 25 yard line. The Football Team’s defense held the Giants to a field goal to put the visitors up 29-27 at the two minute warning.

It was Heinicke’s time to shine once again. With under two minutes left, he drove the offense down the field and set up a 43 yard field goal for Dustin Hopkins.

Lawrence penalty gives Washington second chance

Hopkins missed the field goal, and New York was in the process of celebrating their first win of the season before the referees announced there was a penalty against New York. Dexter Lawrence jumped offsides, and gave Washington an extra breath of life. Hopkins made no mistake with the second try, banging it through the goal posts and securing the first win of the season for Washington.

McLaurin had 11 catches for 107 yards, and had plenty to say about Taylor Heinicke.

Hopkins speaks after kicking the game winner.

McLaurin showing love to the fans after the first touchdown.

Coach Rivera looked a little warn out after an emotional win over a division opponent.

Heinicke won a lot of fans today. He came up with big play after big play all night long.

Hopkins with the winner on his second attempt after the offside's penalty on the Giants.

The moment it all seemed lost for Heinicke and Washington

Seals-Jones does a toe tap in the back of the endzone to take the lead from New York in the 4th quarter

New York took the lead back with this dime from Jones to Slayton

Washington's 84 yard drive was polished off by McKissic.

Heinicke was looking for McLauring all night long, not just on Washington's first TD

The opening score of the game came from Jones and the Giants.

The Washington Football Team needed every second of the 48 minutes to beat the New York Giants and earn their first win of the regular season. Back up quarterback Taylor Heinicke had a career night as The Football Team beat New York 30-29.

Late drama in FedEx Field

Dustin Hopkins kicked the game winner after he got a second crack at a last second field goal after an untimely penalty from New York’s Dexter Lawrence.

It was expected to be a defensive battle, with Washington’s starting quarterback, Ryan Fitzpatrick, injured and New York’s star running back Saquon Barkley still in the process of making a complete from a torn ACL.

Plenty of points in an expected defensive match up

It was evident from the start that this game would be anything but defensive, as the Giants marched down the field and scored  a touchdown on their first possession. The drive was capped off by Giant’s QB Daniel Jones’ six yard keeper for the first score of the game.

Heinickie and Washington took a little while to get warmed up, but the home team evened up the game in the second quarter with a touchdown pass to his favorite target of the night Terry McLaurin.

Heinicke the hero

The fans at FedEx Field had already taken a liking to Heinicke after last years near upset of the Tampa Bay Bucs in the first round of the playoffs. If that was his break out performance, then tonight was his coming of age party.

It was just the third Heinicke had ever started a game in the NFL, but he looked poised, comfortable, and showed his killer instinct especially late in the game. The former Old Dominion Monarch led two first half drives of 80 plus yards, including the final drive of the second quarter to give Washington it’s first lead of the night.

Career night for Heinicke

Both quarterbacks stole’s the show in Landover on Thursday night. Daniel Jone’s threw for 249 yards and a touchdown, to go along with his 95 yards rushing. Not to mention the 50 yard touchdown run that was wiped off the board due to a holding call.

Heinicke had a career night, throwing for 336 yards and two touchdowns and an interception. The sole interception came at a pivotal time late in the game and could have cost Washington the game.

Washington prevails a thrilling fourth quarter

The fourth quarter went back and forth, as both teams exchanged the lead four times in the final five minutes.   After Graham Gano knocked home his 34th consecutive field goal to give the Giants a 26-20 lead with under five minutes to go, Heinicke responded with a two play 75 yard touchdown drive to put the home team in front.

Up by a point, and with possession with under three minutes to go Heinicke got picked off inside the Washington 25 yard line. The Football Team’s defense held the Giants to a field goal to put the visitors up 29-27 at the two minute warning.

It was Heinicke’s time to shine once again. With under two minutes left, he drove the offense down the field and set up a 43 yard field goal for Dustin Hopkins.

Lawrence penalty give Washington second chance

Hopkins missed the field goal, and New York was in the process of celebrating their first win of the season before the referee’s announced there was a penally against New York. Dexter Lawrence jumped offsides, and gave Washington an extra breath of life. Hopkins made no mistake with the second try, banging it through the goal posts and securing the first win of the season for Washington.

29-30

WASHINGTON WINS IT IN THE LAST SECOND!!!

HOPKINS MAKES NO MISTAKE ON THE SECOND TRY!!! THE 43 YARD GAME WINNING FG IS GOOD!!!

HOPKINS MISSED IT!!! BUT A FLAG WAS THROWN ON NYG!!! OFFSIDE ON LAWRENCE WILL GIVE HOPKINS ANOTHER CHANCE TO WIN IT FROM FIVE YARDS CLOSER.

The call on the field stands. And Hopkins will try the FG to win the game.

Heinicke completes to McLaurin for 6 yards, the play will be reviewed. If it stands it will be 2nd and 4 from the NYG 26.

Humphries with the first down catch. Gain of 6 yards on the out route. 1st and 10 from the NYG 36

Brown on a short slant picks up 5 yards. 3rd and 5 from the NYG 43 coming up after the WAS timeout with 28 seconds to go.

Incomplete pass to McKissic on the right sideline. 2nd and 10 from the NYG 38

Timeout Giants with 37 seconds to go. Ball at the NYG 48.

Neutral zone infraction on NYG's Carter. Five yard penatly. 1st and 10 WAS from the NYG 48 yard line.

Pass complete to Thomas for 9 yards, 2nd and 1 from the WAS 47.

McKissic up the middle, picks up 4 yards and a first down. 1st and 10 from the WAS 38.

McKissic on the crossing pattern picks up 7. 4th and 1 coming up

Pass incomplete as Humphries couldn't reel in the pass. 3rd and 8 for WAS.

Heinicke to McKissic for a gain of 2. 2nd and 8 coming up

WAS will take over from the 25 after the touchback.

29-27

FIELD GOAL GIANTS!!!

Gano with another FG, this time from 35 yards.

2:00 left in the fourth quarter.

Jones' pass to Shepard incomplete. 4th and 7 coming up and Gano will kick the FG.

Barkley gets two yards on second down. Timeout WAS, 3rd and 7 coming up for NYG.

Barkley up the gut for one yard. Timeout WAS with 2:12 to go. 2nd and 9 coming up.

INTERCEPTION GIANTS!!!

Bradberry with an interception!!! He stepped right in front of McLaurin and picked off Heinicke for a big defensive play. NYG takes over at the WAS 20 yard line.

Gibson picks up 3 yards, and NYG will take a timeout with 2:22 to go in the fourth quarter. 2nd and 7 from the WAS 22.

Gibson driving the pile for a gain of 11 yards. 1st and 10 from the WAS 19.

Fair catch by Carter at the WAS 8 yard line. 3:13 to go in the fourth quarter.

Slayton made the catch on the sideline, but couldn't get two feet down. 4th and 10 coming up and NYG wil have to punt.

Jones pass incomplete to Slayton, big 3rd and 9 coming up.

Barkley up the gut for 1 yard. 2nd and 9 upcoming.

Jones finding Rudolph for a 13 yard pass on the crossing route. 1st and 10 from the NYG 38

Jones looking for Golladay on the comeback route, but the pass is broken up. 2nd and 10 to come.

New York will take over from the 25 after the touchback.

26-27

TOUCHDOWN WASHINGTON!!!

Heinicke with a deep ball in the corner of the endzone and Seals-Jones with a fantastic catch and toe tap to stay in bounds. HIghlight reel throw and catch. PAT is good from Hopkins and WAS leads again.

2 play, 75 yard drive for the home team.

4:33 to go in the fourth.

Heinicke finds McKissic on a long pass down the left sideline. 56 yards on the pass and catch. 1st and 10 from the NYG 19.

WAS will take over from the 25 yard line after the touchback. Washington can take the lead on this drive.

26-20

FIELD GOAL GIANTS!!!

Gano bangs home the 55 yard field goal, and he has made 34 straight FGs.

4:50 to go in the fourth quarter.

Jones tucks and runs, picks up 11 yards and gets NYG in FG range. 4th and 4 coming from the WAS 37

Another false start, this time from Thomas. 3rd and 15 coming up from the WAS 48

Solder called for the false start, which will back the Giants up to 3rd and 10 at the WAS 43.

Barkley up the middle for 5 yards to the WAS 38. 3rd and 5 coming up.

Jones had Slayton wide open in the endzone, but just overthrew Slayton. It bounced off his fingertips. WAS got away with one there. 2nd and 10 from the 43.

Penny picks up 2 yards, and picks up the first down. 1st and 10 from the WAS 43.

Jones on the keeper picks up 2 yards. 3rd and 1 coming up for NYG.

Barkley up the gut for 7 yards. 2nd and 3 as NY is inside WAS territory.

Jones to Shepard on a 22 yard completion to start the drive. 1st and 10 from the NYG 47.

The Giants will take over from the 25 after the touchback.

23-20

FIELD GOAL WASHINGTON!!!

Hopkins drains the 37 yard FG, and we have a 3 point game on our hands.

8:46 to go in the fourth quarter.

Pass into the flat complete to Humphries who gets 7 on the play. 4th and 3 coming up for WAS from the NYG 19.

Incomplete pass from Heinicke to Brown, and that brings up 3rd and 10.

Heinicke pass incomplete to Brown. 2nd and 10 coming up.

Heincke pass to McLaurin up the middle for 10 yards. 1st down WAS, they are down to the 26.

Heinicke scambling for no gain, but a holding call against NYG will give WAS the ball at the 41 and a first down.

Heinicke with another pass to Humphries for a gain of 3. 3nd and 7 coming up from the NYG 42

Humphries with the catch, but for no gain. 2nd and 10 coming up.

Heinicke hits McLaurin again on a short pass which turns into a gain of 9. 1st down WAS and they are in NYG territory.

Gibson runs right, picks up 3. 2nd and 10 from the WAS 46.

Heinicke hits McLaurin on the slant for a big gain on first down. Gain of 18 1st and 10 of the WAS 43.

Washington will take over at the 25 yard line after the touchback.

23-17

FIELD GOAL GIANTS!!!

Gano splits the uprights with yet another perfect FG from 52 yards.

13:35 to go in the fourth quarter.

Jones hit Shepard on an 8 yard pass. It wont be enough for a first down, but it does put NY in FG range.

Jones sacked in the back field by Fuller for a loss of 6 yards. 3rd and 11 from the WAS 42.

End of 3rd Q

Jones goes back to Golladay for a gain of 10. 2nd and 5 coming up after the quarter chance.

Jones Pass incomplete to Golloday. Illegal man down field for NYG, will back up New York 5 yards. 1st and 15 from the WAS 46

Jones hits Smith on a short pass, and Smith takes is 21 yards for a first down. 1st and 10 frmo the WAS 21.

Jones hits Slayton on the comeback route on the right side. Gain of 13, 1st and 10 from the NYG 38

Giants will take it from the 25 after the touchback.

20-17

FIELD GOAL WASHINGTON!!!

Hopkins is flush on the 49 yard FG from the right hash.

1:30 to go in the 3rd quarter.

Heinicke under pressure, tucks and runs but only picks up a yard. 4th and long coming up and Hopkins will try the FG.

Pass to Humphries up the middle for a gain of 6, but a holding call call will bring WAS back to the 32, and bring up a 3rd and 17.

Gibson picks up 3 yards on the run to the left. 3rd and 7 to come for WAS

Deep pass intended for Brown is incomplete. 2nd and 10 for WAS

Gibson runs left and finds a hole. 14 yard gain for Gibson, 1st down and 10 from the NYG 25.

Heinicke hits Humphries for a gain of 8 yards, taking WAS to the NYG 39. 2nd and 2 coming up.

Pass incomplete, but a pass interference call as Bradberry hit Humphries before the ball got there. 1st and 10 for WAS from the NYG 47

Gibson breaking tackles on the run to the left side. He picks up 7, 2nd and 3 coming up

WAS will take over from the 25 after the touchback.

20-14

TOUCHDOWN GIANTS!!!

Jones deep ball down the left sideline is caught by Slayton for the 33 yard TD pass. PAT is good from Gano. NY is back in the lead, and we've got a good one from Fed EX Field.

4:41 to go in the third quarter.

Incomplete pass from Jones to Golladay.

Jones connects with Shepard for the first down on the 19 yard pick up. 1st and 10 from the WAS 33.

Golladay with the reception on the out route for a gain of 12. 3rd and 7 coming up.

Shepard on the jet sweet is wrapped up in the back field for a loss of 9. 2nd and 19 for New York.

Jones' pass incomplete to Shepard, but a pass interference call will give the Giants the first down from the NYG 45.

Payne picks up 2 yards on a run up the middle. 3rd and 12 coming up for the Giants.

False start on Price will bring 2nd and 15

Jones going deep for Golloday, but some great coverage in the secondary brings 2nd down and 10 after the incomplete pass.

Fair catch from Board after the 47 yard punt. New York will take over from their own 35 yard line. 7:31 to go in the third quarter.

Pass incomplete from Heinicke, intended for McLaurin. 4th down coming up and WAS will punt.

Heinicke to Thomas for a short gain of 2. 3rd and 2 coming up for WAS.

Heinicke hits McLaurin for a 4 yard pass. 2nd and 6 coming up.

Carter on the return takes it to the WAS 24 after a 23 yard gain, but a personal foul against WAS will take them back half the distance to the goal. 1st and 10 from the WAS 10

13-14

FIELD GOAL GIANTS!!!

Gano hits the 47 yard FG. That's his 32nd staright field goal.

9:07 to go in the third quarter

Jones finds Slayton, who is short of the first down and Gano with try a FG from the 30 yard line.

Jone finds Booker on the short pass for 2 yards. 3rd and 14 coming up from the 37.

Pitch to Barkley on the left side was sniffed out by WAS, and he's dropped for a loss of 6. 2nd and 16 from the WAS 39

Jones finds Shepard who was short of the marker, but a holding call on WAS's Collins will give NYG the first down from the WAS 33.

Barkley wrapped up in the back field for a loss of 1. 3rd and 7 coming up.

Short pass to Barley who picks up 4 yards on the reception. 2nd and 6 coming up from the WAS 41.

Jones keeps and and runs left for a gain of 9 yards. 1st and 10 from the WAS 44

Young called for the Neutral Zone infraction, 5 yard penalty. 2nd and 2 coming up.

Jones on a short pass to Smith, for a pick up of 3 yards. 2nd and 7 from the NYG 45.

JOnes to Shepard for a 17 yard completion on the first play of the second half.

Start of 3rd Q

We are back in play from FedEx Field. NYG will take over from their own 25 after the touchback.

Two really impressive scoring drives by Heinicke and Washington. the first was a 13 play 90 yards drive, and the second was a 12 play 84 yard drive to take the lead.

McKissic capping off the drive to give WAS the lead right before the half.

McLaurin with the TD catch to even up the score. He's got 60 yards on 6 receptions

Jones with the QB keeper for the opening score of the game.

Gibson is the leading rusher for WAS with 28 yards on 7 carries.

Jones is the Giants leading rusher with 73 yards on 6 carries, Barkley follows with 46 yards on 5 carries.

Jones has 65 yards on 8/11 passing. Jones also had a 58 yard TD called back because of a holding call.

Taylor Heinicke is having quite a night. He's 17/21 so far passing for 162 yards and a touchdown.

Halftime

Jones takes a knee and that will bring us to the end of the first half. WAS take the lead on the last possesion of the first half.

Board out to the NYG 24 after a return of 20 yards.

10-14

TOUCHDOWN WASHINGTON!!!

Hand off to McKissic, who is untouched on his was to the endzone. 1 yard TD run for McKissic. PAT is good from Hopkins.

21 seconds to go in the half.

The Giants take a presnap timeout. That's their last of the half.

Heinicke tucks and runs up the middle for a gain of two. 3rd and 1 coming up for WAS who take thier last timeout.

Pass caugh by Brown inside the 5 yard line for a gain of 7. 2nd and 3 from the NYG 4. Timeout WAS with 30 seconds to go.

Heinicke hits McLaurin for 10 yards. 1st down WAS at the NYG 11. Timeout WAS.

Heinicke to McKissic for a 6 yard reception. 2nd and 4 for WAS.

McKissic gets the first down with a 2 yard gain. 1st and 10 from the NYG 27

The play stands, so there will be a 3rd and 1 coming up for WAS

McKissic trips over his own feet, had plenty of room, but will be a yard short of the first down marker. The play will be challenged to determine the spot of the ball.

Two Minute Warning

Heinicke connects with Humphries again for 7 yards. 2nd and 3 coming up from the NYG 31. Two minute warning will take us to commercial break.

Humphries now with the completion for 12 yards. Another first down for WAS and they are down to the NYG 38.

Heinicke finds Thomas over the middle for a gain of 24. 1st down and 10 at midfield.

Heinicke throws into the flat for Gibson, stopped for a no gain. 2nd and 10 coming up.

Gibson driving the pile on the run up the middle for a gain of 10. First down Washington.

Carter returns it from the endzone for 16 yards. WAS will take over from their own 16.

10-7

FIELD GOAL NEW YORK!!!

Gano drills the 23 yard FG from the left hash.

4:09 to go in the second quarter.

Jones to Shepard over the middle, but the tackle is made before Shepard could get to the first down marker. Gain of 6, 4th and 2 coming up.

Barkley runs left for no gain. 3rd and 8 upcoming.

Joens short pass on Shepard for 2 yards.

Another attempt to Golladay in the endzone is incomplete but a pass interference call will give NYG a first down from the WAS 11.

Pass incomplete to Golladay on first down.

Jones with a 58 yard quarter back keeper for the touchdown, but it will be take off the board after the holding call on Board. It will be a first down still. 1st and 10 from the WAS 22.

Barkley on the short reception, and picks up 9. 2nd and 1.

Penny runs left for a gain of 3 and the first down.

Jones runs left for a gain of 5, but he's short of the first down. Could have maybe got the first, he had room. But it will bring up a 3rd and 1.

Jones connects on a short pass to Shepard for 4 yards. 2nd and 6 coming up

50 yard punt down to the NYG 22. 1st and 10 Giants with 8:07 to go in the second quarter.

Short pass to McKissic who picked up 10, but not enough for the first down. 4th and 12 coming up and WAS will punt.

Heinicke too high on the pass attempt to the right side. Third and long to come

Pass intended for McLaurin incomplete. Dangerous pass from Heinicke. 2nd and 22 for the Giants.

Thomas collects on the screen pass, and gains 8. But a personal foul against the offense will bring WAS back to their 36. 1st and 22 coming up.

Carter fair catch at the WAS 33 after a 42 yard punt. 9:47 to go in the second quarter.

Jones sacked again on third down, and it's Allen who gets the sack this time. 4th and long coming up, punt upcoming after a 3 and out for NYG.

Booker runs up the middle and picks up 7. 3rd and 3 coming up for the Giants.

Jones skies the first down pass over the head of Golladay who was wide open.

Touchback by WAS, The Giants will take over from their own 25.

Washington with a fantastic drive of 13 Plays and 90 yards

7-7

TOUCHDOWN WASHINGTON!!!

Heinicke back to McLaurin on the slant pattern. Great response from WAS, and that drive was all about Heinicke and McLaurin. PAT good from Hopkins.

Heinicke finds McLaurin on the 16 yard completetion, 1st and 10 from the NYG 11.

Gibson runs left and picks up only 2. 3rd and 5 upcoming.

Heinicke finds Gibson on a 3 yard pass up the middle. 2nd and 7 for WAS

Gibson up the middle for a gain of 5 yards, 2nd and 5 from the NYG 32.

Heinicke on the QB sneak for a gain of 2 and a first down.

Gibson stopped at the line of scrimmage to start the second quarter. 4th and 1 coming up for WAS from the NYG 39.

End of 1st Q

McLaurin with another short reception this time for a gain of 4. 3rd and 1 from the NYG 39 after the quarter change.

Gibson runs left for a gain of 5.

Short pass over the middle, and McLaurin gets some yards after catch. 1st down WAS from the NYG 48

Carter on the run to the left, stopped after a gain of two yards. 2nd and 8 for WAS

Heinicke finds Brown over the middle for a gain of 22 on the pass play. 1st and 10 from the WAS 38

Gibson picks up 6 yards on a run to the right. 2nd and 4 coming up

Giants opt to punt from the WAS 38. Dixon with the 28 yard punt backing up WAS to their own 10 yard line.

Ioannidis injured on the play for WAS, timeout from FedEx Field with 3:49 to go in the fourth.

Jones sacked in the back field for a loss of 6 yards and that might push New York out of field goal range.

False start against Thomas, bringing up a 3rd and 7 for NYG.

Timeout taken by the Giants before the third down play. 3:49 to go in the first quarter.

Booker with a two yard run up the middle. 3rd and 2 upcoming from the WAS 27.

Board on the end around, gains 6 yards on the run to the left. 2nd and 4 coming up.

Back in play after a long break, Barkley big hole and breaks a big run, his biggest since coming back. Gain of 41 yards and NYG are at the WAS 35. 1st and 10 Giants.

Gates is being carted off the field, and NFL Network is not going to replay the injury. That indicates that it was a pretty gruesome injury, and not good news for the GIants or Gates.

Jones from the shotgun, was under pressure and his short pass is incomplete to Barkley in the back field. 2nd and 10 coming up. Gates injured on the play for the Giants as we take a commercial break from FedEx Field.

Great start for the GIants, especially on defense. 1st and 10 from the Giants from the 24, 5:57 to go in the first quarter.

Peppers collects the punt and returns it 8 yards to the NYG 24 yard line.

Heinicke under pressure on third down, and is forced to throw it away. 4th down and WAS will punt.

Gibson stopped on the run up the middle for a gain of a yard. 3rd and 4 coming up for WAS

Heinicke to Thomas for 5 yards on the pass to the right side. 2nd and 5.

Carter picks up the kickoff from the 2 yard line, and returns it for 28 yards. WAS take over from their own 30

7-0

TOUCHDOWN GIANTS!!!!

Jones on the Quarterback keeper up the middle for the six yard TD run. PAT is good from Gano

Barkley up the middle for a gain of 2. 2nd and Goal from the WAS 6

Pass incomplete to Shepard, but a roughing the passer penalty against Young will give NYG a first down, and bring the ball to the WAS 8 yards line.

Barkley swallowed up in the back field for a loss of two.

Jones runs left and gains 15 yards on the run. 1st down Giants fromthe WAS 14.

Jones to Shepard on the short pass for a gain of 4. 2nd and 6 coming up for NY

Jones looks left to Shepard for a gain of 13. 1st down Giants from the WAS 33

Jones scrambles left for a gain of 2. 2nd and 8 coming up.

Joens connects with Golladay over the middle for a gain of 16, and NYG are in Washington territory. 1st and 10 from  the WAS 46

Jones finds Rudolph over the middle for a gain of 12 yards. First down Giants from the NYG 38

Giants go to Barkley for the first play of their night. Gain of 5, and it'll be 2nd and 5 from the 26.

11 yard return for Peppers to the NYG 42, but a holding call will back them up 10 yards. 1st and 10 Giants from their own 31. 13:30 to go in the first quarter.

Heinicke dropped in the backfield for a loss of 16. Ojulari with the sack, bringin up 4th and long.

McLaughlin with the catch on the right side for 7 yards. 2nd and 3 coming up for WAS

Heinicke's first pass to Thomas is incomplete on first down

0-0

We are underway from FedEx Field. New York won the toss and differed. Washington returns the kick to the 23 after Carter returns it 21 yards.

Saquon Barkley will play tonight, after being listed as questionable

According to Bet365.com Washington is a four point favorite, with the Over/Under set at 41.5.

We are just moments away from kickoff from FedEx Field. One team will come out of tonight with their first win of the season, while the other one will start the season 0-2.

All  eyes will be on Daniel Jones, who got his biggest weapon on offense, Saquon Barkley, back last week.

It is almost game time. The Football Team taking the field looking for their first win of the season

The Giants showing up for their Week 2 game with some casual drip

The home team arriving at FedEX Field with plenty of drip

Saquon Barkley is listed as questionable tongiht, after he returned to action last week after tearing his ACL last September.

Last week Barkley rushed for 26 yards on 10 carries.

For the Giants, they will be looking to stop the run game, and make Taylor Heinicke beat them with his arm.

Taylor Heinicke, who started the playoff game for Washington last year, will get the start. This will be his 10th start of his carrer.

Washington will be without their starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, who went down with a hip injury in the second quarter of Week 1.

Hello everyone and welcome to FedEx Field where the Washington Football Team and the New York Giants are seeking their first win of the season.

Week 2 of the NFL regular season will start with an NFC East showcase when the New York Giants hit the road to take on the Washington Football Team. AS English will be providing live coverage, scores, stats and highlights of tonight’s primetime match up from FedEx Field.

The NFC East was historically bad last year. Not a single team finished above .500, and the Washington Football Team won the division, almost by default, after finishing 7-9. Both Washington and New York got off to a shaky start losing their opening day games.

There was a considerable lack of star power in the division last year. Dak Prescott and Saquon Barkley are arguably the biggest names in the NFL East, and both were struck down by injuries early in the 2020 season.

Barkley returned to the Giants back field last week after tearing his ACL almost a year ago to the date. That was the good news for the Giants, the bad news was New York only had a total of 60 rushing yards in their Week 1 loss to the Denver Broncos.

New York didn’t score a touchdown until the final quarter of their season opener, and by that time the game was long out of reach. Saquan will have to be reincorporated slowly back to full strength but in the meantime they need Daniel Jones to carry the team at the quarterback position.

Washington had a disastrous start to their season, as newly signed quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick left the game before half time with a hip injury. Taylor Heinicke, who nearly led Washington to a playoff win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first round of last years playoffs, took over and injected life into what was up until that point a toothless offense.

Heinicke went 11-15 with 122 yards and a touchdown in a little over two quarters. Fitzpatrick is due to miss between six to eight weeks.

Hienicke will need some help from Antonio Gibson and the run game, who could have a big night against a Giants defense that gave up almost six yards a carry last week. Terry McLaurin wowed in Week 1 making some spectacular catches. He and Adam Humphries will be looking to stretch the New York defense.

Giants QB Daniel Jones had a solid week in the air, and will need to be just as, if not more, effective so he can open up the defense so Saquon Barkley can rack up some much needed rushing yards tonight.

New York and Washington will kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET from FedEx Field. The game can be seen on NFL Network or NFL Gamepass.