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About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright Inside The NFL Video Shows Stunned Chiefs Players After Super Bowl 58 OT Coin Toss. The video comes from Inside the NFL via NFL Films and begins with Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes discussing that they would kick the ball if given the options. It then cuts to Shanahan telling Fred Warner before the coin toss that they wanted the ball. A new shocking camera angle or piece of information regarding what unfolded during the overtime coin toss at Super Bowl 58 seems to be making headlines virtually every day since the big game. Earlier in the week, for example, footage was released that caught the giddy reactions of the Kansas City Chiefs players when they found out that the San The game went to overtime after Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs drove down the field to tie it with a late field goal. As the away team, the Niners called the ensuing coin toss and won it. The game officials knew the coin flip before overtime of Super Bowl LVIII was not needed. That coin is being auctioned by the NFL. NFL Films’ mic’d-up video shows what the Chiefs, The only other overtime game in Super Bowl history ended on the first possession, when Tom Brady engineered a 25-point second-half comeback for the Patriots against the Falcons to end the 2016 season. New Sideline Video Shows Chiefs’ Stunned Reaction After 49ers Chose To Take First Possession In Overtime Of Super Bowl 58 (VIDEO) February 14, 2024, 6:18pm EST By Alex Hoegler Follow Us 4K+ Up-close video footage from Super Bowl LVIII reveals that the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback was absolutely stunned when San Francisco decided to take the ball first in overtime. 3 Instead, the 49ers won the toss and took the ball. NFL Films’ mic’d-up video from the Chiefs’ 25-22 Super Bowl win showed that quarterback Patrick Mahomes was stunned by the 49ers It was a strategical lapse that directly handed the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes an advantage en route to back-to-back Super Bowl titles. The mic’d-up video did the 49ers absolutely no favors. LAS VEGAS — The overtime coin flip came up tails, and San Francisco head coach Kyle Shanahan faced a decision never before made in Super Bowl history.. The NFL’s new playoff rule called for What have the overtime coin flip results been? One year ago, the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs went to overtime in Super Bowl 58 tied, 19-19. What's the history on the Super Bowl Super Bowl 58 became just the second in NFL history to go to overtime, and it provided fans with a thrilling conclusion. The 49ers got the ball first after winning the coin toss. Fred Warner and Patrick Mahomes await the result of Bill Vinovich's overtime coin flip in Super Bowl LVIII. Just how buoyed the Chiefs were by the decision became clear when the NFL’s video The Highland Mint in Melbourne has provided the Super Bowl flip coin since prior to Super Bowl 28 on Jan. 30, 1994, when Dallas faced Buffalo. What have the overtime coin flip results been 49ers linebacker Fred Warner won the coin toss in overtime and chose to receive the ball, setting up the Chiefs to have the second possession of Super Bowl LVIII. Photo by Kyle Terada/USA TODAY Sports Opening Coin TossCheck out our other channels:NFL Mundo Brasil UK Hours later, he was flipping a coin before Super Bowl XIX.It came up tails, and the Reagan Library has a fascinating 11-minute clip of the President preparing for the toss from the White House The only other overtime game in Super Bowl history ended on the first possession, when Tom Brady engineered a 25-point second-half comeback for the Patriots against the Falcons to end the 2016 season. What have the overtime coin flip results been? One year ago, the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs went to overtime in Super Bowl 58 tied, 19-19. What's the history on the Super Bowl
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