The Miami Dolphins and Washington Commanders needed overtime to settle the NFL's first-ever Madrid game. Here's how it happened.

Miami Dolphins star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa named the international destination he would like to play a regular-season game in after playing in Spain on Sunday.

The NFL expands its NFL footprint once again Sunday, playing a game in Spain for the first time when the Washington Commanders face the Miami Dolphins at Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, home of world-famous soccer team Real Madrid.

But after a surprisingly dominant upset victory over the Buffalo Bills a week ago, the Dolphins are feeling some positive momentum at their back. The Commanders, on the other hand, are riding a streak of five straight losses, including four consecutive defeats by more than 20 points.

With the Dolphins in need of a play in overtime against the Commanders, cornerback Jack Jones managed to play hero.

The Miami Dolphins cornerback ran toward the sideline and stretched his arms wide after a twisting jump in front of his teammates. Jones was imitating Cristiano Ronaldo, the soccer great who used to celebrate like that at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium when he played for Real Madrid.

Last time the Dolphins won big against the Falcons, they looked terrible in their subsequent game. That can’t happen vs. lowly Commanders.

Tua Tagovailoa told reporters he would like to play an NFL international game in Jerusalem after the Miami Dolphins beat the Washington Commanders in Spain

Dolphins president Tom Garfinkel says the team is interested in a deal similar to the Jaguars' that has them play annual home games in London.