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Backup QB Jameis Winston Revives 'Who Let the Dogs Out'
13 Nov
Summary
- Jameis Winston attempted a unique snap count based on 'Who Let the Dogs Out'.
- The tactic aimed to draw the opposing defense offsides but was unsuccessful.
- Winston, a backup QB, remains known for his outgoing personality and viral quotes.
During a recent game against the Washington Commanders, New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston, currently a backup, showcased his entertaining personality.
Winston was deployed in special quarterback sneak packages. In an unconventional move, he used a snap count mimicking the Baha Men's hit song "Who Let the Dogs Out." The intention was to provoke the opposing defense into an offsides penalty, though it ultimately proved unsuccessful.
While Winston's on-field contributions were limited to two rushes for one yard, his effort provided a memorable moment. The song, released in 2000 and popularized by "Rugrats in Paris: The Movie," has a history in sports, including a special version for the New York Mets in 2000.
Winston's presence, even in a backup role, continues to generate buzz. He is widely recognized for his outgoing demeanor and viral press conference quotes. Despite the Giants' 24-21 defeat, Winston managed to create a highlight-reel moment, proving his ability to entertain.
