I’m very confused by the rules that I’m apparently unaware existed.

You can lose a 15 minute overtime and get another crack at it? Is that what I’m reading here?

The way KC approached it made it seem as if Romo knew what he was talking about. There was definitely no sense of urgency on their part.

I’m very confused by the rules that I’m apparently unaware existed.

You can lose a 15 minute overtime and get another crack at it? Is that what I’m reading here?

it does make it seem odd that SF took the ball though.

it does make it seem odd that SF took the ball though.

I suppose the reason to take the ball first would be the third possession. Score a TD, Chiefs score a TD, then 49ers win with any score. But only getting the FG gave Mahomes his chance

I suppose the reason to take the ball first would be the third possession. Score a TD, Chiefs score a TD, then 49ers win with any score. But only getting the FG gave Mahomes his chance

They were doing just fine against Mahomes. 19 points in regulation 7 of which were driven by the botched punt. That's nothing. He was being contained.

I just can't get past the punt thing. I mean KC was punting because they yet again got stuffed. Then the punt basically becomes a free 60 yard completion which becomes a TD a play later.

Big picture, this game showed the importance of nailing the QB position above all else.

Because it is odd they took the ball. Might as well see what the offense needs to do. Same reason the coin toss winner in college just about always chooses to go on defense first

Big picture, this game showed the importance of nailing the QB position above all else.

Team that goes on defense first wins "56% of the time" according to the numbers i've seen for college OT (which obviously is different (yet the same, sorta)).

If you let the other team go first and they do get a TD, then you're trying for a TD knowing that you're going for it on 4th every time; which should be an advantage vs trying to score a TD on first possession where you're far less likely to risk it on 4th down.

I’m very confused by the rules that I’m apparently unaware existed.

You can lose a 15 minute overtime and get another crack at it? Is that what I’m reading here?

Kid: "Why do they keep on showing that lady in the stands?"
Dad: "She's a good singer and she is banging one of the players."

Yeah, we can’t have people putting forth positive messages during the Super Bowl!

It was incoherent though. Jesus' washing of feet had nothing to do with what they were showing.

I just always find their work to be like hearing someone reading the bible for the first time then preaching about what they just read, which is what some of these evangelical sects approve.

I don't think the point of the commercials is biblical accuracy.

It doesn't have to be accurate but what does it even mean. The washing of the feet isn't a scene of lack of hate. There are all sorts of other scenes they could have used to show understanding, forgiveness or lack of hate.

I know its not as simple as this but I put that game on Shanahan. Two times he played for field goals knowing it would put the ball in the hands of Mahomes for a last drive. You would have thought he would have learned his lesson the first time when the Chiefs drove all the way to the 6 with the drive stopping in a field goal only because of time. Scared money is lost money.

He, of course, also bungled the OT coin flip but I do give a bit of understanding as this is new ground.

Here is what I don't excuse, run the freaking ball, genius. The Chiefs are sucking air and barely holding on. He's not the only coach who does this but, my goodness, these coaches just refuse to take the simple route.

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It doesn't have to be accurate but what does it even mean. The washing of the feet isn't a scene of lack of hate. There are all sorts of other scenes they could have used to show understanding, forgiveness or lack of hate.