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The Washington pass rush pressured Daniel Jones 17 times on 36 dropbacks (47.2% team pressure rate), led by Montez Sweat (@_sweat9) who finished with a career-high 7 QB pressures. #NYGvsWAS | #WashingtonFootballpic.twitter.com/5eWhKu2nE9

Terry McLaurin was shadowed by James Bradberry on 83% of his routes, catching 5 of 7 targets for 47 yards, TD, INT against Bradberry in coverage. Over their previous three matchups, McLaurin was held to only 2 rec, 16 yards & INT vs Bradberry. #NYGvsWAS | #WashingtonFootballpic.twitter.com/OG84tV6hHy

Taylor Heinicke was at his best passing off of play action in tonight's win over the Giants, completing 13 of 15 for 153 yards & 2 TD (+22.5% CPOE) on passes with a play-fake. #NYGvsWAS | #WashingtonFootballpic.twitter.com/5Vbc1pbllH

James Bradberry picks off Taylor Heinicke! The Giants win probability increased by 44 percentage points (31% → 75%) #NYGvsWAS | #TogetherBluepic.twitter.com/dz5ipg9u55

Taylor Heinicke & Ricky Seals-Jones (19-yard TD) Heinicke's touchdown pass to Seals-Jones was the most improbable completion by a Washington quarterback since Week 9, 2018. Completion Probability: 13.7% #NYGvsWAS | #WashingtonFootballpic.twitter.com/hVXN6NKVAz

Darius Slayton had 13.2 yards of separation from #23 William Jackson when the ball arrived. The Giants settle for a field goal. Lead 26-20 with under five minutes to go in the 4th quarter. #NYGvsWAS | #TogetherBluepic.twitter.com/SIcX3zSPOw

Daniel Jones & Darius Slayton (33-yard TD) Under pressure, Jones completes his first deep pass of the game to Slayton on a go route down the sideline. Air Distance: 46.2 yards Sideline Distance: 1.0 yards Completion Probability: 24.5% #NYGvsWAS | Powered by @awscloudpic.twitter.com/a930bFTjyb

Taylor Heinicke & Terry McLaurin (11-yard TD) McLaurin has faced off against Giants CB James Bradberry on 9 of his 11 routes tonight (82% shadow), including this post route for an 11-yard score. Completion Probability: 44.8% #NYGvsWAS | #WashingtonFootballpic.twitter.com/qKjTvFGNdc

The Giants find the end zone on their first drive of the game on a Daniel Jones 6-yard TD run. The @Giants came out in '01' personnel featuring 4 WR & 1 TE, the only play Saquan Barkley left the field over the entire 11-play drive. #NYGvsWAS | #TogetherBluepic.twitter.com/zir2VnQFLK

Since entering the NFL in 2019, Daniel Jones is the only qualified QB to face pressure on over 40% of pass dropbacks (40.5%). In 2020, the Giants ranked LAST in pressure probability within 3 seconds of the snap (21.5%) using a survival analysis model. #NYGvsWAS | #TogetherBluepic.twitter.com/PMYI9cul7S

Joey Bosa is 1 of only 2 players since 2016 to generate a pressure rate above 13% in every season with at least 150 pass rushes (Aaron Donald). Week 1: 3 pressures on 16 pass rushes (18.8%) #BoltUppic.twitter.com/Cs2Z4MEAsO

Joey Bosa showed off his elite burst in the Chargers Week 1 victory over Washington. Bosa (0.51 seconds) was the only defender in the NFL with a pass rush get-off below 0.65 seconds (min. 15 pass rushes). #BoltUppic.twitter.com/jZUlzF0Y7r

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Completion Pct Over Expected Leaders, Week 1 @bakermayfield, @DangeRussWilson & @teddyb_h2o ranked among the top three quarterbacks by CPOE in the first week of the #NFL season! : The rest of the top 5pic.twitter.com/QF9DsSXiTJ