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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. 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 LAS VEGAS — No one could make heads or tails of the 49ers’ decision after winning the overtime coin toss in Super Bowl LVIII. Head coach Kyle Shanahan made the controversial decision Sunday to 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 San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan defended his decision to receive the ball first in overtime following Sunday's 25-22 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVIII. After the overtime coin toss in Super Bowl LVIII, the San Francisco 49ers had a choice: defer the opening kickoff and yield the ball to the Chiefs, giving their opponent the first opportunity to The 49ers went to overtime against the Chiefs in Super Bowl 58. San Francisco won the coin toss by calling tails, but opted to take the ball to start on offense. The decision back-fired. The overtime rules for Super Bowl 58 are different than the rules in the regular season, where the game ends if the first team to possess the ball scores a touchdown. Some of the San Francisco SUPER BOWL Did overtime coin toss call cost San Francisco? New rule sparks confusion, debate. San Francisco won the overtime coin toss on Sunday night in Las Vegas, and they opted to take the ball 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 coin for the actual coin toss (prior to the Super Bowl), it actually takes three days to get made after the fact." "We'll ship coins zero to 100 to the NFL. The coin has been tossed at Super Bowl 58 and heads has prevailed. The Kansas City Chiefs deferred after winning the toss as the San Francisco 49ers called tails. Fred Warner and Patrick Mahomes await the result of Bill Vinovich's overtime coin flip in Super Bowl LVIII. That’s because when the San Francisco 49ers won the coin toss before overtime The Kansas City Chiefs won Super Bowl 57 after securing the coin toss. Prior to Kansas City, however, the last eight coin toss winners went on to lose the Super Bowl itself. The Atlanta Falcons won the coin toss in Super Bowl 51, but lost the final to Tom Brady’s New England Patriots in a historic comeback that ended in a 28-34 overtime victory. The Falcons had a big lead in the first half, but many attributed their loss to the curse of the coin toss. San Francisco 49ers linebacker Fred Warner (54) and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) during the coin toss before overtime of Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium. Kyle Shanahan, head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, is under fire for his overtime coin toss decision to receive the ball at Super Bowl 58. Though it might not have been the "right" call either When the NFL had dumb overtime rules — in which after 60 minutes of intense, bone-crushing action, two teams immediately entered a sudden-death Patrick Mahomes and Fred Warner met at the NFL shield at the 50-yard line of Allegiant Stadium for the overtime coin toss of Super Bowl LVIII knowing exactly what they were each supposed to elect It came up heads (both times).George Halas’ coin toss in Super Bowl XIII had a unique twist — when the Bears owner was asked to do the flipping he bought a $317 1920 gold coin (to commemorate Super Bowl Coin Toss Toss Winner Final Score; Super Bowl 1: Heads: Packers: Packers 35, Chiefs 10: Super Bowl 2: Tails: Raiders: Packers 33, Raiders 14: Super Bowl 3
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