The Giants quarterback broke into a rendition of "Who Let the Dogs Out" on a fourth-down snap count, but Washington didn't bite and New York fell 24-21 on a game-ending interception.
Jameis Winston gave the football world a moment to remember late in the fourth quarter of Thursday night's game, and it had nothing to do with throwing the ball. Facing a fourth-and-1, the Giants quarterback tried to draw the Commanders offside with a hard count, and instead of the usual barked signals he launched into "Who Let the Dogs Out," complete with multiple "Woofs" aimed at the Washington defense.
It did not work. The Commanders held their discipline, the penalty never came, and the play went on as scheduled. The broadcast crew could barely keep it together, and social media did the rest, with the clip spreading fast and fans and commentators alike praising Winston as the reigning king of the hard count.
The bigger story for the Giants was far less fun. New York lost to Washington 24-21, the game ending on an interception. Commanders accounts wasted little time turning Winston's singing audible into a trolling opportunity online within about an hour of the moment happening, piling onto what was already a rough finish for the Giants.