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In the first playoff game with the NFL’s new overtime rule — each team gets a possession before the game becomes sudden death — the Chiefs lost the OT coin-toss during Super Bowl LVIII ...
NFL competition committee chair Rich McKay said later Friday that there were amendments proposed to split the decisions about the AFC title game and the Bengals-Ravens coin flip into separate ...
For the second week in a row, the Chiefs won the vitally important coin toss to begin overtime. The toss proved catastrophic for the Bills. But the Bengals overcame the odds.
The Bengals winning the AFC Championship against the Chiefs, despite losing the overtime coin toss, prompted defense of the rules. Discussing football's team-based nature, commentators noted that the Bengals defense made a key stop (an interception) in overtime, which the Bills defense could not do in the Divisional game.
Results Location Overall series Notes 1971: Chiefs 22–9: Municipal Stadium: Chiefs 10–9–1 As a result of the AFL–NFL merge from the previous season, the Bills are placed in the AFC East while the Chiefs are placed in the AFC West. 1973: Bills 23–14: Rich Stadium: Tie 10–10–1 First Monday Night Football game in stadium history ...
If the 49ers had just played the coin-toss correctly. The Chiefs and 49ers had the privilege of introducing the NFL’s new overtime rules to a Super Bowl audience for the first time.
This was the second postseason that the modified playoff overtime rules were in effect. Under these rules, instead of a straight sudden death, the game will not immediately end if the team that wins the coin toss scores a field goal on its first possession (the game will end if a touchdown is scored by the offense or if the defense scores a safety on the first possession of the overtime period).
The post The Coin Toss Result Is Bad News For The Bengals appeared first on The Spun. The Bengals won the pregame coin toss when Los Angeles Rams captain Matthew Stafford’s guess of tails was wrong.