This Commanders situation does not take a rocket scientist to figure out. It is a sudden death situation. With the clock running and the ball at the 24 yard line, the instruction over the headset should have been simple: tell the QB to use the whole clock, then spike it with the play clock low. A field goal from the 24 (42 yards) goes in about 83% of the time. You would be attempting that field goal to win and end the game with 10 seconds left. If you really wanted to, you could call a rollout pass with an automatic throw out of bounds at 10 seconds to burn a few more seconds and make the field goal the last play. I would not even bother with that here. The game ends in a tie 99.99% of the time if you miss the field goal with 10 seconds left anyway. Some of these car accident game management sequences can be traced back to having 400 buzzwords for situations and confusing both players and staff. I've had people in booth roles insist that you need all these silly code words: “This one is Ozone. This one is Giraffe,” and so on. Then, when I bring up edge scenarios that none of their 400 situations adequately capture, they don't know what to tell me. Just calmly explain what to do over the headset to the QB, and you very likely leave with a victory.