The New York Giants were unable to prevail on Sunday at MetLife Stadium and lost to the Washington Commanders 27:22.

The loss was a wasted effort for quarterback Daniel Jones, who had his strongest performance since January 2023 in front of his hometown fans. He rushed for 228 yards and three touchdowns and had a fourth down on an egregious offensive pass interference call.

More than five dropped passes and a disappointing defensive performance, coupled with questionable clock management, certainly didn't help matters.

Here are the snap counts that contributed to the Giants' Week 9 loss.

Offensive snaps: 65

Defensive snaps: 62

Special teams snaps: 22

Wide receiver Jalin Hyatt is the forgotten man again. He made just four offensive shots in Week 9 and didn't see a single target. With all the talk about trading Darius Slayton, general manager Joe Schoen might want to see if he could get a JUGS machine or something similar in return for Hyatt.

Cornerback Deonte Banks, fresh off the bench in Week 8, played 100 percent of the defensive snaps and gave up a nearly uncontested touchdown to Terry McLaurin.

Also on defense, the Giants used four different defensive tackles not named Dexter Lawrence on Sunday, and all four were exposed when Sexy Dexy was not on the field. The commanders ran straight towards them every time.

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This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: Giants Commanders Week 9: Offense, Defense and Special Teams Snap Counts