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Commanders’ Jayden Daniels Won’t Relive the Hail Mary that Beat Bears a Year Ago

Last year’s Hail Mary ended Chicago’s 10-game losing streak and led to coaching changes while Washington leads the NFL in rushing yards per game, officials said.

  • Monday's game pits the Washington Commanders against the Chicago Bears after Sam Cosmi's 21-day practice window opened last week.
  • That Oct. 27, 2024 finish sent Chicago into a long losing stretch, setting the Bears on a path toward a 10-game losing streak that contributed to Matt Eberflus losing his job as Bears coach.
  • Tyrique Stevenson admitted he was celebrating with fans at the snap and missed his box-out assignment on 85, but he has since recorded two pass breakups and an interception against Dallas.
  • The Commanders arrive at 3-2 after alternating results all season, while Chicago Bears come off a bye with a run defense ranking 31st of 32.
  • Daniels and Williams, both Heisman Trophy winners, renew their pro rivalry after entering the 2024 draft together, with Williams selected one spot ahead of Daniels.
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Commanders' Jayden Daniels won't relive the Hail Mary that beat Bears a year ago

Jayden Daniels sees no point in reliving the “Hail Maryland” or “Fail Mary” play that lifted Washington to a victory over Chicago a year ago.

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