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Jameis Winston kept one crucial drive alive against the Washington Commanders. But then he turned to a unique snap count tactic for the New York Giants in the fourth quarter. He channeled “Baha Men” for this one despite losing 24-21 on Thursday Night Football.
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Winston this time tried getting Washington to jump offsides in this fourth down situation. But instead of going with the normal “hut hut” call, he’s overheard saying “Who let the dogs out?”
Washington never crossed the line of scrimmage. But still, the moment rose as a new zany tactic from Winston. And he drew some notable viral reactions.
“Jameis may have just put together the greatest snap count ever. Can’t believe that didn’t work,” posted NBC Sports personality Jac Collinsworth on the social media website X, formerly Twitter.
“Never change, Jameis Winston,” The Athletic posted in response to the clip.
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“Straight comedy,” added the NFL on ESPN account.
Once again, Winston never got the better end of the unique snap count. But he managed to trend online, plus get fans thinking about the famed hit song from the early 2000s.
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Baha Men became popular in 2000 with the popular club hit song. But “Who Let The Dogs Out” grew into a stadium anthem. Schools like Mississippi State in the SEC started playing the track as a hype song before games. Ultimately, players in the huddle starting saying the five words to hype each other up.
Now Winston re-popularized Baha Men’s only hit song. And rose as a highlight despite the Giants falling to Washington.
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