\The Washington Commanders’ overtime clock-management disaster, the Philadelphia Eagles’ nightmare week, Arch Manning’s struggles against Oklahoma, and Gavin Williams’ historic postseason performance — Maggie Gray has plenty of STOCK DOWN and STOCK UP from the weekend. On the latest episode of **A Must Win Game with Maggie Gray**, Maggie breaks down the biggest winners, losers, collapses, and standout performances across the NFL and college football, plus a historic night in MLB postseason baseball. **STOCK DOWN: Washington Commanders** Washington had Jayden Daniels back from injury and a chance to beat the New York Giants at home. After Cam Skattebo’s fumble gave the Commanders an opportunity to win with a late field goal, Washington mismanaged the clock, ran out of time, and settled for a tie. The result kept the Giants in first place in the NFC East. How does a team let a potential game-winning opportunity disappear like that? **STOCK DOWN: Philadelphia Eagles** The Eagles are enduring a nightmare stretch. Lane Johnson’s sudden retirement, offensive-line changes, injuries to key players including DeVonta Smith and Saquon Barkley, and a costly late-game decision by head coach Nick Sirianni have all added to the chaos. After another loss, Philadelphia has dropped three straight. But with the NFC East struggling across the board, is the division still there for the taking? **STOCK DOWN: Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears** Ben Johnson has found ways to build game plans around backup quarterbacks Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent while Caleb Williams recovers from injury. But Green Bay delivered a statement win, with Jordan Love putting together a huge performance. The Bears-Packers rivalry adds another memorable chapter. **STOCK DOWN: Arch Manning** Arch Manning struggled in the Red River Rivalry loss to Oklahoma, throwing two costly interceptions, including a pick-six. Is the Texas quarterback being judged fairly, and how should NFL teams evaluate his draft potential beyond his famous last name? **STOCK UP: Gavin Williams and the Cleveland Guardians** Gavin Williams delivered a remarkable postseason performance, closing Game 4 before returning to start Game 5 of the ALDS and pitching 5.2 scoreless innings with 12 strikeouts. Cleveland’s pitching staff was dominant, recording 21 strikeouts in a nine-inning postseason game. Maggie explains why Williams deserves major recognition. From NFL clock-management blunders and coaching decisions to college football quarterback debates and postseason pitching dominance, Maggie gives her unfiltered take on who is rising and who is falling. time codes1:00 stock down Washington Commanders terrible clock management at the end of halftime of their tie against the New York Giants5:56 Philadelphia Eagles week from hell got worse with a loss to the Jacksonville jaguars in London12:14 stock down Las Vegas Raiders who got blown out by the New England Patriots15:53 Chicago Bears Head coach Ben Johnson's run of success with backup quarterbacks ends after getting blown out by the Green Bay Packers in Lambeau Field17:40 DRAFTKINGS22:24 WAYFAIR 24:50 Stock down Arch Manning after throwing two fourth quarter interceptions and losing to Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry.29:41 Stock Up Gavin Williams of the Cleveland Guardians for making pitching history facing elimination against the Chicago White Sox in game 4 and game 5 of the american league divisional series. Subscribe to **A Must Win Game with Maggie Gray**, a podcast for sports fans, for NFL analysis, college football opinions, MLB postseason coverage, and bold takes on the biggest stories in sports Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
