Let's go, CHIEFS!

I took out the trash and returned and found that the Bills had scored a TD with abt 15 seconds left and I thought we were DONE!

Glad I didn't, sportscasters are saying "one for the history books"

Mahomes must have nerves of steel. He just kept making great passes.

... near the end of that one.

Probably decided by the OT coin toss, ultimately.

here, sit tight!!

YOU KNOW, the only reason I watch football anymore is because my dear 81-year-old *crazy cat lady* friend has a major crush on Patrick!! - (I call the team “The Patricks”, actually—-)

SUCH a fabulous game!!!

With Buffalo winning.

my husband said and I said no there are 13 seconds left and the way the other teams played this weekend, I wasn’t counting them out yet.

My emotions the last few minutes of the game—😖😭😱🤬😵‍💫😁😁😁👏👏👏

... to a football game that I've seen!

Hospitalizations for heart issues might be temporarily elevated in KC and Buffalo.

What an end to a game!

Brilliant!!!

I didn't even care who won, but the idea that you can lose a game based on a coin toss is stupid. For some reason I'd thought the NFL fixed that after the Denver-Puttsburgh playoff game way back when.

... one of them scores a TD in overtime, as Kansas City did.

It might've been some multiple-OT game if the NFL used the college rules.

To touch the ball is what you want ake issue with. Much as I dislike college football, it's one thing to hey get right.

In the NFL they can play defense or hold them to a field goal. A multiple overtime NFL game would make teams too tired to play the next week and easy to bet against. It is also an advantage to play defense first in college overtime.

He wanted to see if Stafford got his playoff wish.

that was a game. I still think they need to fix the overtime rules, so each team gets a chance with the ball.

(receiving OT nod) gets a TD….game over. I love the OT rules.

even if a TD is scored. Because so much more rides on the coin flip.

Just play another quarter with the same rules.

Works for baseball and basketball.

Like in college basketball, with the clock still deciding when it's over.

He helped me forget all about Aaron.

I don't have to choose just yet...

KC was the only team playing at home that won.

We won’t demand a recount or storm Roger Goodell’s office.

They just didn't win the toin coss in OT.

Congrats on a great season. Allen is a beast of a QB. Want my team (Cardinals) to draft him. Look at my post in this thread about what I think was a mistake the Bills made on the last kickoff in regulation.

… would change their tune if the Bills had won the coin toss.
The Chiefs won. Get over it.

and it's not like we're alone, either: sportswriters have pieces up from coast to coast criticizing the rule. Because it's a bad rule. So, I guess, get over it.

Whoever won the toss would have scored, because both teams were playing great.

A time limit seems fairer.

Hingsight is 20/20 but on the Bills last kickoff in regulation with 13 seconds left I cannot understand why they kicked the ball into the endzone resulting in no time coming off the clock. If they squib kick it and force KC to pick it up. Clock starts then and maybe 4-5 seconds come off the clock giving KC one play to get in FG range if possible. Bad clock management by the Bills.

But is was a game for the ages. Congrats to KC.

Refresh what happened in 2000 against the Titans.

Click the youtube link