Max Ashton could not believe what he’d just witnessed. The Washington Commanders had managed to squander their attempt to beat the New York Giants in overtime because, to put it as kindly as I can, they failed to execute a professional two-minute drill. The game ended in a rather deflating 27-27 tie. Ashton, 20, left that game unconvinced that Commanders coach Dan Quinn or quarterback Jayden Daniels were incapable, but rather wondering if running a two-minute drill in the NFL or at the highest levels of college football might be one of the more difficult tasks in team sports. At class on Monda...
The 20-Year-Old Behind Two-Minute Drill — And A Story Bigger Than The Game
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Oct 22, 2026 • 1 hour ago
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