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49ers Admit To Not Knowing New Overtime Rules, Chiefs Score Walk Off Touchdown | Pat McAfee Reacts
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The refs literally explained it during the coin toss
They’re football players lol
@@SilentSage777everyone of them have college degrees and are also millionaires so you saying “they are football players,” as if they are dumb…… doesn’t really fit. You actually have to be really intelligent to play at that high of a level.
Yes, but they weren't prepared and finding out about the new rules literally at the latest possible moment obviously isn't ideal.
@@codyzimmer9257 lol. Mecole Hartman could barely speak when he was at the podium holding the trophy. They got through college because they’re athletes. Money doesn’t equal intelligence. All terrible points. Some of them are smart, but base intelligence and sports intelligence are two different things 👍🏻
@@jamestobach sounds like an excuse & im a fan of neither team
God if only there was a Ref that could have explained the rules prior to the OT coin toss.... 😂
That's not the point
@@houseofchinn6112 Oh okay. Thanks 😊
god if only the coach making tens of millions would know the rules since its you know.....its his job.
Not there job.
@@anthonycade651 their*
Pat said they went over and over the overtime rules everyday to exhaustion great teams are prepared!
Not just Pat, every Chiefs player that has been asked the question - consistently all say the same. One thing the Chiefs do very well - game management.
Facts
The OT rule change wouldn't have affected this game anyway, the 2012-2021 rules would still have allowed a Chiefs response. What a weird deflection.
That’s what I was thinking, they would have had to score the TD in OT to walk off.
It just changes your strategy. You go second, and you can score a touchdown to match. Additionally, you can get ballsy and decide to go for two and end the game right there. You can skip sudden death all together.
no they would have went for it on 4th down
@@monkboy4628 Dan Safety saying that Andy Reid would've punted on 4th & 1 in OT in the SB is just comical. IN WHAT WORLD?
@@ineedhoezAndy said he was gonna go for 2 to end it
Imagine not knowing something even the fans already knew for months
I just can't understand how this is news. With past or present rules the result would be exactly the same. Is media in offseason mode already? lol
@@segueoyuri incorrect .. old rules u ALWAYS take ball first, cuz u can win with a TD .. with the new rules, it’s smarter to take the ball 2nd for 2 reasons .. 1. U know what the other team did - only FG or got touchdown 2. U get 4th and go all the way down the field and get 4 downs instead of 3 .. HUGE advantage to go 2nd
@@fightercanada6468 HOW is that a huge advantage to put the ball in mahomes' hands???? lol The mistake was kicking the FG instead of going for it.
And I understand Kyle was trusting his D to get the ball back. The game itself contradicts what you're saying. Mahomes had just had a 1:57 game tying drive (that I believe they could've won the game right there if the PAT was not blocked and they needed a TD to win), and he just drove the field in the 6 minutes they had anyway.
On top of that, there's not just the scenarios of "scoring a FG or a TD". There's the "no scoring" too, like a 3 & out. And by that scenario it also doesn't matter because they're getting the ball back anyway.
From any angle you try to look at it, this is not news and it doesn't make any sense.
@@segueoyuri you do understand that Mahommes was getting the ball either way don't you? Always take the ball 2nd in this format. Never watched college football overtime? Everyone takes the ball 2nd.
Even longer than that, 2 years.
The referee who did the overtime coin toss ANNOUNCED THE NEW RULES before the coin toss. Was nobody on the 49ers paying attention.
Then how come the chief know the rules for a long time while the niners didn't know about it until the moment of?..
@@Tink_209 What are you even saying? The rule changes were announced in THE OFFSEASON IN 2022! They've been in place for a FULL SEASON!
that's what he was implying
@Tink_209 bc they don't want it bad enuff if so they would have been more prepared. That's on the HC frfr
It made no sense
AJ Hawks head is absolutely massive.
:)))))
Omg I’ve watched this forever but this is the first time I noticed it. 😂
Oh, I thought it was a talking cinder block...
Bro 😂😂😂
@@Johnny.1965 😂😂 his head looks like a dam mountain
Did they also know you could call a timeout on defense with 10 seconds left in OT? 2 timeouts left, your whole season on the line, and you haven’t stopped them for the last 6:30 mins of play; yeah just let the boys play.
Yeah that's on chiefs if they don't catch that ball they lose so I wouldn't blame it on the niners I blame it on the chiefs
@@THETRUTHBETOLDALWAYSwhy would the Chiefs be the one to call a timeout if they were the one with momentum? Lol makes no sense.
From what the announcers said it didn’t matter if the time ran out they would have start the time again as in a new round
U obviously don't understand the new rules there was no reason to call a time out of they would've stopped them or held them to a FG and time ran out they would just started the 2nd quarter of paid attention they said OT was technically a new 4 quarters
"the defense was really tired" 😂😂😂😂😂
I must have just been imagining the refs explaining how it works to the players
It's incomprehensible to me how professionals don't understand their jobs-WITH THE SUPERBOWL on the line!!!
Thank you!
😂😂
To be fair, I think they knew the rules buts not the implications of the rules
Even I got it and I don’t know much football
They scored a field goal. The Chiefs would of had a chance regardless.
Even with a touchdown, see you don't know them either.
@@cmbells7736 how not? The ref made the rules very clear. No matter how you slice it, the game is over if you score a field goal and the other team scores a td. However, the game is not over if both score a td. How is that complicated?
@@cmbells7736he's saying the rule didn't even come into play because they got a FG so if the rules were what they were a couple years ago, the chiefs would've got a chance anyway. If the 9ers got a TD then the new rule would be in effect.
@@tylerprince3496 thank you sir
@@romansutton6813I think people are talking about the fact that there are potentially additional quarters to be played…people thought if that last play was incomplete that they would have to kick a FG because there was only 3 seconds left but that’s not the case..it would go to jest quarter
My biggest problem with the SB now is the ticket prices.
This game is no longer a FAN Environment. The stadium isn’t roaring like it should be. This is just another event for the 1% of the population just like the Oscars and what not.
I believe the SB should goto whatever team has the best record. This neutral sight just makes me watch this game and think wow how lame is this crowd. Imagine if normal people could afford to goto one of these games and actually support their team like they did all year.
Real team FANS should be at these games and be able to afford a ticket without selling their entire body. 🤣🤷♂️
No one cares like that paragraph u commented
I care. He 100% has a valid point. Bravo 👏
A party for the elites!
@@Dealerplates420I promise nobody cares about what your saying
@@Dealerplates420you still commented lmao
No excuses it’s the coaches job to know the rules
This. Shanahan isn’t him. He’s had way too many chances and he stilll hasn’t delivered the goods. 9ers need to can his ass and find a new coach.
I agree.
It’s on the coach to ensure his players know the rules.
Even if it’s some analytics coach talking to them in August during training camp.
The way I look at it.
The way Shanahan is.
I bet he asked his players right before OT…”hey y’all know the rules right?”
Yep we do.
I definitely didn't know how the clock worked in the OT until Tony Romo explained that the clock we were watching was equivalent to a 1st quarter clock. Once he said that the KC decisions not using timeouts while it was ticking down made much more sense. But I also thought receiving the football is insanity.
Agree with them not kicking. When you kick with those rules you get an extra down if needed
You would rather receive because if both teams score a FG, you end up with the ball 3rd to win it.
I can see why you would kick it tho, I just disagree that it's an obvious decision.
@@codyb.3015 But at that point you are playing for a possession that doesn't exist. Also if the theory is well we will go down and score and then they will, why aren't you in go for it mode on fourth down thinking the other team will score a td when you made your original decision. That way at least you get to play with all 4 downs just like the Chiefs did.
@@codyb.3015better to know what you need to do imo.
@@codyb.3015 It seems obvious when you're playing KC and Mahomes and your monster D is obviously winded and weakening. It was an insane decision to challenge Mahomes to not score a TD at that point in the game
The only confusing thing about the OT rules is that had KC ran out of time on their drive, it would have gone to a 2nd OT instead of just the game being over. So there is still virtually no element of Clock Management in OT which is a major part of the sport
Exactly.
As soon as the 49ers drive took so long I googled about the game clock. I was surprised to see that the clock didn't really matter at all. It would be weird to see NFL football played without a clock running.
I was at home knowing the rules lol
Not knowing the overtime rules is NOT what caused the 49ers to lose a game that should never have gone into OT.
Exactly!!
Well it did go into overtime, what are you talking about?
@@johnsobey4261the missed extra point is what they’re talking about
Edit: meant blocked
Exactly! Just a lot of bunch of excuses.
@@drugaddictwithknowledge9603 it was blocked not missed..who’s fault is that?
I'm a Swiftie who never watched football before in my life until Trav and Tay started dating, and even I understood the rules when the referees explained them. For the 49ers' coach to say he didn't know the rules it's disgraceful. Worse than that is admitting it in public. Seriously, who does that?
Shoutout to Mike Pennel #69 NT for KC starting in place of Derrick Nnadi the last so many games and he came up huge with wharton and jones and herring in the middle. Couldnt be more prouder of this team from coaches to players to their supportive friends and families...bravo KC Chiefs Kingdom bravo👏🏽🙌🏼👏🏽🙌🏼🎉
He threw Trent Williams around on a couple plays. That was incredible.
Showed up big
Why is Dennis from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia on the Pat McAfee show talking about football while driving?
I thought Niners would defer given the new rules but instead Shanahan pulled the Matt Hasselbeck “we want the ball and we’re gonna win” fail 😂
No. The defense was gassed from the muffed punt double shift. They just finished trying to stop a 6+ minute drive. He took the ball because they needed a breather.
@@DesignRhythmKicking off is better with the new rules. If the Chiefs score a touchdown the 49ers still get the football and will use all 4 downs. But if the 49ers defense gets a stop then they only need a field goal to win the game. Getting the football last is an advantage in this situation.
@@Bk6346 sounds like the new rules are actually worse than before. OTs are so stupid
@@Bk6346 The 49ers could have used all 4 downs, too. They just chose not to. It's ignorant to act like it is an advantage to be forced to use 4 downs because you are losing.
@@Rogue_Shaddo umm excuse me i was told last week by the media that going for it on 4th down is he worst most horrible thing you could ever do
dan orlovsky talking about game sense is the funniest thing
And he had none
At least he would know now that running into the back of the end zone to avoid a sack is one of 2 possible scores along with a defensive TD that can end a playoff game on the first possession 😂
@@Cyrus-rodn45None. Same amount of NFL snaps you played. Stfu
@@FailedRPfound Dans burner
100 percent 😊@@FailedRP
Did that lose them the game!? Not the punt blunder!? Missed XP!? Not getting points for the Chiefs TOs!? Not running the ball like they did all season!? The constant 3 and outs after halftime!? Not getting four yards, running out the clock, and kicking the FG at the end of regulation!? YEAH...not knowing the rules lost them the game!!
This is the best comment made so far.
@@TheBlueDogMan yup agreed.
Guess who will not return next season 😂😂
@@sharull6074 a lot...
The chiefs had turn overs as well! Good teams and good coaches over come mistakes. Not every game is going to be perfectly clean in terms of execution. The chiefs overcame their mistakes while Kyle can never seem to ever overcome his mistakes and win a game.
"Connor has a question for you as Ty takes a sh*t." Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Mahomes farming 2 Super Bowls off San Francisco 49ers is poetry.
49ers shooting themselves in the foot with awkwardly stupid mistakes and misunderstanding the new overtime rules really changed the momentum for the Chiefs!
About the stupid mistakes you're partially right. The stupid mistakes were: 1 - penalties in the first 2 drives (not really the Niners mistakes' if you consider there was not a single flag thrown for offensive holding on the chiefs), 2 - a punt hitting a moving guy on the foot (I'm not sure how you could avoid that. Letting your guy be tackled? Also no one knows where a football will bounce. It could've been a Niners recovery just as well) 3 - blocked PAT (I also honestly can't think how's that a mistake. Good play by the chiefs and that's it). There were mistakes but those didn't cost the Niners all that much. I guess conservative play calling cost more than those mistakes. And we didn't had fair officiating.
The "misunderstanding of new overtime rules" has literally nothing to do with it. By old rules, you win if it's a TD, the other team get the ball if it's a FG. If they score a TD they win. That's exactly what happened yesterday. And there was 6s on the clock when Hardman got into the endzone. What difference does it make? How's this news?? lol
Chiefs got away with so many blatant holds and penalties. 49ers did choke though
Also abandoning the run was a weird choice.
For a while I thought 49ers would run away with it, but when it was 10-3 at the half and Chiefs played so bad and were down by a TD I knew they were in trouble
@@Fly-The-W So did the Niners. It was clear refs were letting a lot of that slide on both sides. Don't be an idiot. "Refs on Chiefs side" is such a moronic take.
Nice chat gpt response
Majority of Chiefs fans knew the rule change. Mahomes is basically the reason the rules were changed after the overtime playoff game Bills vs. Chiefs.
No, Josh Allen is the reason. Mahomes was involved in same scenario, on losing side against Brady/Patriots. But no, that was wasn't enough to change the rule. Because general public sentiment, is more people like Josh Allen..... because.... you know, f%@k Mahomes.
Mahomes was not the reason OT rules changed. BILLS fans crying was the reason.
Actually it's the joshie Allen rule.....
@@briangoodie3420mahomes made a dagger in the bills and their fans’ heart so hard that they cried to change the rules 😂
So when Mahomes and the Chiefs were the #1 seed in the AFC after the 2018 season, and in the AFC Championship game in Kansas City in January of 2019 when the Tom Brady Patriots won the OT coin flip, took the ball, and scored a TD to win 37-31.....no one b*tched about a rule change back then. Never forget that. When it helped the Patriots it wasn't even discussed as a rule change. It's only after the Chiefs did the same thing to Buffalo a couple years later that people p*ssed and moaned.
I love what Mahomes said to Boomer and Booger in the post game interview. I'm paraphrasing: "They changed the rule because of us, so we used that change to our advantage. I wonder what they're going to change it to now?" LOL. Give 'em both barrels, Patrick!
Imagine having your head coach Shannahan (same dude that lost SB with falcons in overtime because of the old rules where first td won it no matter what) not explain the new rules to every single person in staff and players.
WHY TF didnt the niners only take the chiefs and Mahomes analytics from 2018-2023 to understand if they should kick the ball instead of receiving it??? That should have told them to kick because Mahomes and the chiefs have been so good in having the ball for the last possession.
Hell yeah. It would have also given them a chance to end the game. Let's say KC Holmes scores a touchdown 1st. San Francisco would be able to match the touchdown and then go for a 2-point conversion to end the game and not give him the ball back.
Full transparency data point here, was at the game and my whole section of chiefs fans were screaming Time Out what the [bleep] are they doing! Andy! NOOOO! (like Luke Skywalker all high pitched and bricking) cause we didn't know the full OT rules
The funny thing that they interviewed Chris Jones about this and he said they talked about this early in the season. They were prepared.
Yep! And, every week single week in the playoffs. And, every Chiefs player said the exact same on it. They all knew very well. Coaches had them prepared for everything.
Pat’s face when Dan’s mic goes out is literally the funniest thing ever 😂
Romo pointed out the game wouldn't end after first OT. I was wondering why kc not calling a TO.. but we ALL knew game wasn't over if SF scored a TD. What rock these guys living under?
Dan, something you should know (it's a life saver): you have to use your seatbelt
Mahomes' football IQ is on another level. He has so much situational awareness, down to the second literally. An absolute all-time great.
Dude had 3 points at half…wouldn’t have even scored at TD if not for the fumbled punt
@josephhuff9195 how do you that dummy? He went 75 yards in ot and scored! Purdy is trash!
The offensive lines never being called for holding is laughable.
Refs called nothing and the replays (if they even happened) came immediately. They cleaned up the product for the biggest audience, for sure.
There’s an article about lineman holding. They interview an official. He said something like. They know there is holding EVERY snap. They’re not looking for a jersey grab while blocking. They’re looking for hooking a player, taking down a player, or straight up hugging a player. It the move impedes the the defense player enough, they’ll call it. But he specifically said, just a jersey grab will not be a holding call.
um wasn't Trent Williams called for holding? Did I watch the wrong game?
Deffo a response to last year
Trent got a holding call, but yes the Chief's line literally tackled guys on some plays.
I can see not calling a bunch, but it completely changes the game when they don't call a single hold.
They track the time so that they can change ends of the field every "quarter", just as in regulation to minimize any potential advantages a team might get going a given direction. This didn't really apply in LV, where they have a grass field inside a temperature controlled dome, but there were several playoff games where there was a big advantage to going one particular direction.
They didn’t know? That’s like me saying I didn’t know water could boil an 🥚. The ref was right next to them explaining everything 😂 I was like oh so it’s almost like college OT but with a lil twist.
It's their spin after the obvious rigging of Pfizer/Swift bowl. Um Uh, it's not rigged! Uh, the Superbowl caliber team just forgot the rules!
@@MrM-u3h Pfizer/Swift bowl? I heard somebody mention in the comments about swift & a Super Bowl, who is swift?
@@usmokndopeordogfood7542 Seriously? Taylor Swift. Aging pop star who can't hold down a man.
@@MrM-u3h Oh well shyt I thought they was talking about D’Andre Swift my bad don’t shoot me🤣🤣
I know the rules 😂😂😂😂
Seriously 😂 that’s like a teacher saying right before you take a test here is how to take the test and you still do it incorrectly
AJ Hawk's chin could crack a bowling ball
This reminds me of when Donavan McNabb didn't know the over-time rules. This is crazy negligence
Wasn't Andy Reid his coach at the time? I'm not sure.
@@jbrattHe was I believe. I couldn't believe my ears when I heard that at the press conference
@@jameshenderson9830 🤣
I admit I didn't know either -- I was wondering why KC didn't take a time out with the time in the "overtime quarter" running out. I was super clueless.
I knew that both teams got a possession, but I didn’t know what was going on with the clock.
The biggest thing that burns teams in the playoffs and Superbowl is inexperience and not knowing how to handle the situation.
You have 2 weeks until the Super Bowl and you don't know the rules of the game? Great training, exemplary!
Me as a fan really didn't understand it which was understandable, but the players not understanding is unacceptable. Did nobody mention to them at all in the past 2 weeks what would happen if the game gets forced into OT?
Also I was hoping it got forced into a 2nd overtime because that may have been the first ever 2nd OT in the NFL.
There have been 6 playoff games that went to a 2nd OT period.
It makes sense now why even the crowd reaction to the TD felt so delayed/off when they scored.
Dan orlovsky this morning thought that the Chiefs would have to give up the ball after the first quarter of OT?!? He has no room to talk about other people not knowing the rules of OT?! This is the same dumb mfer that ran out of the end zone as a QB and went 0-16?!😂
New rule suggestion: On kickoff, if the kicker makes it through the uprights, 1 point and/or the return team starts on the 15.
This is who the forty niners are. Everything is always someone else's fault and it always will be.
literally ??????????
1 - it doesn't make any difference 2 - everyone said at the press conference for the world to hear it was their fault. Actually media, after saying Mahomes was making a franchise run and goat this and goat that... Are treating the game not like "the chiefs won" but as "the Niners lost"
I know it's stronger than you, but stop the bs.
Shut the hell up
The refs in overtime kept putting the ball short whenever the chiefs had plays close to a first down. You even heard Romo on one of them say ooh that's a first down. I'm a 49ers fan and saw that!
Yep, that happened a few times.
Hardman had no clue game was over😂
I give credit to the SF coaches losing this one.
My MVP to Townsend
The bombs, one that ended in a 49er mistake, and the high snap that he got down for the record FG was simply golden.
Unsung hero
I thought Chris Jones or Harrison Butker was fantastic
Yeah Townsend saved that FG, no doubt about it!
As someone who eats & drinks football, I knew the rule had changed but I didn't know the details of it until they showed it on the tv. I understand how the players wouldn't have known how it worked either because it's been a rule for 2 years, yet this is the first time it was ever implemented.
I would expect the players to know, but not the fans.
@@les0101s Coaches are the only ones who really need to know it, honestly. And it seemed like they did, based on Shanahan's post game answers.
What, no. If that's your job, you figure how to do your job. A player not knowing vs a fan is completely different. That's a playoff rule, not just a SB rule. This wasn't their first playoff game in the last two years. Every player should know it.
@@interesante80 it was the first overtime playoff game in the last 2 years. I’m sure the game plan was the topic, not overtime rules implemented 2 years ago.
the way the overtime played out the chiefs would’ve won anyway with the old overtime rules😂
It took me all of about 10 seconds to Google it. What kind of excuse is this?
49ers just 💩 the bed again in the Super Bowl again 😂😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Against the same team smh
Imagine in like 2012 someone tells you "in the next 12 years you'll make the SuperBowl 3 times with 3 different QBs" you'd be like wtf that's awesome! And then they say "you'll lose all 3 games" lol
That they did!! Take that L 49ers!😂 Choking year after year, but talking that trash about every other team and cry when they don't get their way! Chokers! Take the L!
It's tradition at this point
@@topcatmatt it really is! 😆
The real person to blame here is the fire alarm prankster that got the 49ers in their sleep 😂🤣🤣
Reminds me of that time Donavan McNabb said he didn't know their were ties in football.
Imagine making the game winning catch in the superbowl and dropping the football you made the play with like it’s just some regular ass ball. Hope it found its way back to him 😂😂
It’s been TWO FULL SEASONS since they made that change. Cmon now
That Super Bowl loss to Malcolm butler doesn't feel as stupid now 😂
Totally agree with Pat here. Why is there even a clock in OT?
Change sides & allow a short break...aka more commercials.
The new rule was almost created by Mahomes when he and Josh Allen got in the shoot out
But one reason Kyle probably took the ball first bc you said it Dan, the defense was reeling at end of reg. Prob thought let’s eat up a bunch of clock on our drive and give them a break
I didn't know the rules change until Romo mentioned it near the end of regulation.
It should be called the Buffalo rule. After all, they whined for it.
They knew they where just trying to cope with the loss.
First mistake was taking the ball when you win the coin toss.......play defence first and you know exactly what you need to score.
The Bills cried sooooo hard they ended up helping Pat get another one lmao
Not really. The Chiefs would have had a chance even under the previous rules.
If you actually knew what you were talking about, you’d know the Bills didn’t personally propose these rules and that only 3 team owners were against the rule.
@@jasonstaroscik1627 I'm bs bro 🤣 Pat's the man
@thematthedral9304 Bro I know the bills didn't protest like that. I'm just Bullshitting.
The bills are just cursed like the rest of w new york
@@thematthedral9304 If you knew what YOU were talking about you'd know that after the 2018 season when KC lost in OT to New England in the same way Buffalo lost to KC the Chiefs petitioned for a rule change that went NOWHERE. So if you're the whiney Bills, you get traction, if you're the Chiefs you get ignored. So the Chiefs just played the hand they were dealt and won the second of two consecutive super bowls. Change 'em again, Mahomes will still win.
I understand the new OT rules and I'm just some dude on my couch.
The true definition of Monday morning quarterback / Head coach... 😆
These rules have been in place for a minute hell even I knew them
Pretty sure the announcers didn’t even know. They scored and you think they would have said “chiefs win the super bowl!!!” But they didn’t.
Ty
The ref also explained the rule at the beginning of ot
Regardless of whether the 9ers kicked or received in OT, Brock Purdy has to be able to execute on 3rd down. He was playing not to lose all 2nd half with the ground balls and not realizing that DEs had arms.
I love Stephen Colbert!!!! So funny and smart
I was wondering why Hardman just tossed the ball... I was like hold on to that thing...
Right? That's incontrovertible proof that when he said he blacked out and didn't realize he just won the Super Bowl he was telling the truth. I would have held onto that ball so tight you'd have to knock me out to take away and even then you might need the Jaws of Life to do it. LOL
He legit seemed to toss the ball forward, which is completely a penalty. No idea how Romo didn't even say anything about that.
The Ref who was explaining the rules didn't even know the rules because he had to go back and corrected his self and looked confused while doing so . I was like I hope These guys truly understand what he was trying to say because I was confused 🤔
Not really true. He knew what he was explaining, just corrected one word for clarification.
Orlovsky- the guy who steps out of bounds in the end zone for a safety. And I’m supposed to listen to you about your opinions 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Apparently they didn’t know that they only scored a Field Goal! 😂
To be fair they had more important things to do than learn the rules, like b**** about their practice field 😂
This entire week I thought 49ers came across as whiney and surprisingly arrogant. I feel like a focused team would've whooped the Chiefs last night.
This! 😂
Wouldn’t have mattered because we scored the field goal. New rules didn’t even apply in the end
They messed up by taking the ball instead of deferring. That's the strategy. Let the other team go first so you know exactly what you have to do. That is where they effed up.
@@ineedhoez honestly with how the defense played at the end I don’t think it would have mattered. They were rested up and still Mahomes took it for the touchdown.
@@jesusurbina1258I feel you but if they would have gone second, they would have had an opportunity to end the game by going for two after they matched the touchdown. Mahomes never gets the ball again.
They wouldn't have gone for the field goal , they would have gone for the touchdown and if they don't make it, then the defense has a chance to hold them deep in their own territory and make them punt. So yeah, it mattered.
In overtime, you don't take the 3, you just don't, because Mahomes has shown us that he only needs 13 seconds to get into field goal range for a tie, but being Mahomes you know he's going for the win, not to tie it up !
I thought the game was over after 15 minutes of overtime if someone had a lead.
Romo didn’t know either
Ty
They explained those rules in the most confusing way the ref shouldve never said we are starting a new game because it is nothing like a new game
I didn't know Mike McCarthy is a coach in SF
I didn’t know the game would keep going if a TD was scored, they did a bad job explaining that beforehand
So, Shanahan outsmarted himself 🤔
As a Falcons fan it is one of the best thing ever that Kyle Shanahan lost again blowing another lead
I love that dan is always eating breakfast, or driving, or deep sea diving while he does these shows
Of course the 49ers knew the rules. They had to do that for the script
Unreal. Great work Kyle.
REgardless of if they knew or not, doesn't effect what happened in OT. AND, this rule was changed A YEAR AGO
True but it affects if you take the ball or not. Old ot rules you want ball first cus you can end the game. New rules it’s better to kick and see how many points you need
@@himmothy111you're still losing the game by kicking the field gold first and then allowing a TD, so this seems like filling air time with useless talk
Exactly. I don’t understand why them not knowing had anything to do with anything. Even if the miners scored a TD, the Chiefs still came down and scored. There’s no analytics to this. It’s a simple task no matter who got the ball first. You score then you stop the other team from scoring. Simple.
@@codyb.3015 that’s not correct. The new rule in overtime is that each team gets a possession no matter who scored first (FG or touchdown)
@@skullfc4215 but if you know the new rules than you elect to kick instead of receive so if they do score a td you know that you need a td
Happens when your Coach is 0 and 3 in Super Bowls guess Nepotism bites you on ass sometimes give him a rule book he can read it to McCaffrey next time he babysit's him...😂
I’m a 9er fan. Yesterday was a nightmare.
I agree with Shanahan to get the ball third... But if that is your thinking then you can not get a field goal.
The team that gets the ball second can still play around ever giving the ball back if they're so inclined. Even if they match touchdowns, the team that gets the ball second can go for two to win and never give the ball back.
Nonsense. SF scored a FG and nearly won the game. KC had to make a fourth and one just to keep their must-score drive alive. All the credit goes to Mahomes for being clutch. Purdy had a fine game but cannot be trusted to do the same under that same pressure. Much better for Purdy to get the ball first without the pressure of a must-score drive.
People keep saying this, but in college, they get the ball on the opponent 25 and coaches still opt to kick the field goal in OT all the time because putting up zero points means that the other team only needs a field goal to win. It's even more pronounced with NFL OT rules, where they have to actually drive down the field about 30-40 yards to get in to field goal range, and preventing a field goal is a legitimate possibility.
@@Locke42485 Is this Dan Campbell's burner account?
@@proteuswest1084 The SF defense was playing well, especially in the first half. How the hell can you not trust your defense to hold Mahomes to a FG? All credit must go to Mahomes for stepping up in the clutch on a *must-score drive* . No offense to Purdy, but he has never faced that type of pressure. SF made the right decision in electing to receive and not putting Purdy in a must-score position.
"Tracker" was actually a pretty good show!!
In 49ers defense, neither did the Chiefs. Some of them thought the game was over after the field goal, and others weren't sure the game was over after the touch down.
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Geez man , you have multiple coaches and 2 weeks to prepare. Not one person can have a meeting with the player captains to go over that ? ? ?
They knew the rules. Shanahan was asked about it, and his reasoning was that if both teams scored a tochdown, the overtime rules would revert back to sudden death on the Niners second possession. He said his analytic guys examined the new overtime rules and determined this was the best strategy. But it only works if you score a touchdown.
Analytics? These rules are totally new to the NFL, there's nothing to "analyze". He probably spoke to Gandalf.
Nope. That’s just Shanahan trying to cover his ass.
@@mihaigrigoras7956I don't agree with this decision. But just because the rules are new, that doesn't mean there is nothing for the math nerds to analyze. But maybe they forgot to carry a one.
I'm dying from the massive assumptions in this argument. Okay, San Francisco scores a touchdown. Kansas City comes down scores a touchdown and then goes for a two-point conversion. Game over!!! San Francisco loses the game and never gets a third possession. The Grand Canyon gaping holes in his argument are just insane.
@@ineedhoez oops :))))