What happened: Robert Griffin III criticized the Washington Commanders over their late two-point conversion attempt. He called the offensive design horrific, though he conceded that proper execution could have salvaged the play.
Why it matters: The failed try left Washington trailing in a game that reached a final status of 24-22 in favor of the Philadelphia Eagles. The attempt was pushed backward after a celebration penalty, preventing the team from tying the contest.
By the numbers: Jake Elliott finished as the game-high scorer with five points, while Drew Stevens tallied four points.
What to watch: Washington will evaluate its offensive execution following the narrow defeat.