Haener filled in for Carr but struggled significantly, completing only 4 of 10 passes for 49 yards and throwing an interception, which led to his benching in favor of Spencer Rattler.

Jake Haener was replaced by Spencer Rattler at halftime, who nearly led a dramatic comeback against the Commanders, showcasing the potential and resilience of backup quarterbacks in challenging situations.

Jake Haener struggled during the game, being pulled in the middle of the contest as the Saints shifted to Spencer Rattler. Despite his early performance, the Saints managed to score 19 second-half points after his departure, highlighting the impact of his absence on the team's momentum.

Jake Haener, along with Spencer Rattler, struggled to find success against the Commanders' defense, failing to target Marshon Lattimore during their combined 31 passing attempts. This lack of attention towards Lattimore indicates a strong performance in his Commanders debut.

Jake Haener was pressed into duty as one of the Saints' quarterbacks due to Derek Carr's injury. Despite the challenging circumstances, he managed to lead a late-game drive that brought New Orleans within striking distance, showcasing his resilience and potential under pressure.