New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston left NFL commentators laughing after using an unusual musical snap count during the team's matchup against the Washington Commanders.
Facing a crucial fourth-and-1 situation near his own end zone, Winston attempted to trick the Commanders into jumping offside by turning his usual pre-snap cadence into a familiar song.
"Set, we good, we good, we good. Get ready, get set, hut one, hut two, hut three. Who let the dogs out, woof, woof, woof, woof," Winston sang before the snap.
However, Washington's defense remained disciplined and refused to fall for the unusual tactic.
Amazon Prime Video commentators Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit couldn't hide their reactions. Michaels laughed and exclaimed, "You gotta be kidding me!" while Herbstreit responded, "What is he doing?"
Giants head coach John Harbaugh later confirmed that the musical cadence was intentional and designed to catch the defense off guard.
The trick ultimately failed, as New York received a delay-of-game penalty before punting. The Giants eventually suffered a narrow 24-21 defeat.
