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- Skip Bayless, Richard Sherman and Keyshawn Johnson react to San Francisco 49ers players admitting they were unaware of playoff OT rules. They then debate on whether this is a "fireable offense" for Kyle Shanahan.
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SHAMnahan is just a SHAM always Blaming everyone around so he can be geni but SHAM is a Big LOSER who just play calls for 3-pts kick game
Sherman got da Big Mouth to blame everyone else just like Loser SHAM...wow! I'm a 49ers Fan too
In disc golf ,I had a tie breaker to settle the winner of a tournament,that being 1 throw each from an agreed distance,closest to basket given the win. The tournament director flipped a coin. My opponent won the toss,elected to throw first. I was delighted at that because I knew if he threw a poor one I could easily beat him with a slightly better shot. That happened and I won the event It was a mistake for 49ers to to receive but the ref erred by not giving the exact details.
Sherman's Adderall didn't kick in, in this debate. He looked confused and was mumbling.
Man the referee explained the rules before the coin toss very very CLEARLY
They’re called whiners for a reason
To the captains….not the whole team… Yet it’s not an excuse. I’ll take the L with dignity
@@miguelzambrano2260the official announced it to the whole stadium, not just the captains
The whole "It's like a whole new game" the ref said, I did not like... cause it isn't true. A whole new game would be 4 full quarters. Overtime is not a whole "new" game. It's not exactly sudden death but it is an extension of the initial four quarters played.
every fan knew the rules no way the players didnt know stop the cap@@miguelzambrano2260
Richard trying to defend kyle made it look worse for kyle imo. How tf can you never prepare for all potential scenarios with 2 weeks to prep for the freaking Superbowl
Facts
Inexcusable to not prepare for OT knowing you're going against an equally matched opponent.
Lmao grown men dont know the rules to the game but a fan knows the rule. Players just dumb and lazy
And those players should be ashamed of themselves to even if the coach didn't tell them they should have known the overtime rules.
Richard wasn’t defending him lol he was saying it’s hard to believe the players didn’t know and that this is a lame excuse
Not knowing the rules and not being prepared for it is just plain irresponsible. No excuses for that.
Wah wah sybau
Shannon likely will get fired once they have to pay Purdy and the team is alot worse.
Especially when it’s your career and it’s earning you millions. You would think you would devote your time to every single detail. This is both on coaches and players .
Especially when the entire stadium heard the ref saying BOTH teams will have a shot at posessing the ball what more does san fran need a definition when it comes to the word posess 🤣
They said the damn rules before OT STARTED!! lol
Exactly! I didn't know the rule changes but when the ref said it, it was understood.
even i knew the rule, didnt have to hear the ref say it.. how do they not know it.............................................
The captain was prolly focused on calling heads tails and what he was told to do. When you assume nothing has changed you tend to block things out you seem irrelevant
Exactly!
That's too late to plan your teams strategy, Warner is just called tails and receive at that point - they don't debate the 'new' information that just 'dropped'...
The ref explains the rules for the overtime
exactly my thoughts
@KingEJ254 some people get it some don't
No, he gave a very brief synopsis of the recently revised rules.
@@richardhart9204😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The playoff overtime were changed in 2022 so they all should have known them. The ref explanation is only a synopsis to start the overtime.
You would think Sherm was drafted and won a SB with the Niners instead of their rival Hawks
He played for the 49ers and got burned by Watkins in SB LIV.
Man exactly 🤣
Something’s wrong with him. He belongs over there. Crazy he made that tip tho.
THANK YOU!!
Sherman is a follower. I’m glad he’s not on the Cowboys ban wagon.
I'd be to embarrassed to admit not knowing those rules as an NFL player. I'm still stunned they actually said that. Seasoned vets too. Unreal smfh
Unacceptable by Kyle and the whole 49ers organization
Plain and simple
No more than one 10-minute period will follow a three-minute intermission. Each team must possess, or have the opportunity to possess, the ball. The exception: if the team that gets the ball first scores a touchdown on the opening possession. For post-season OT there is no tie, they keep going as clearly described.
Since 2022. Done. Hire me.
Don’t blame Kyle wouldn’t have mattered either way
@@billytheweasel Had SF scored a TD on their opening drive KC would have still got the ball with a chance to match the TD. The new OT rules were put in place so a coin toss doesn’t decide the game. Both teams will possess the ball in playoff OT format no matter what.
How do we as fans understand the rules more than the players do?
They need to remeber the playbook, not the rules
Well we had commentators explaining everything
Commentators tell us and and its written out in text
We also don’t spend 2 hours prior to this situation running around chasing Mahomes and kelce. Mental fatigue is a big factor but to your point the refs did explain it clearly before it started so imo 9ers just ain’t built for the bowl. Kyle leaves a bad taste as a choke artist in our minds
It sounds crazy..but we care more
I can’t believe they actually came out and said this
Yea considering the new rules didnt have any impact on the game it would have been better to take this to the grave than look like idiots for no reason
Yeah I’m actually rlly confused why they did
needed an excuse fast
Had to blame it on something. First of, If you're gonna play against Mahomes, you better be 30 points ahead by 4th quarter. Do what Brady did when Tampa Bay beat him. Those are facts.
Excuses are useless
Key saying "i like kyle too" is hilarious 😂
It really is
Told Sherm to take off the cape lowkey 😂
😂😂😂 fr
This is a direct indictment against Kyle Shanahan not knowing the rules in the most important last game of the year is pure negligence
what clip did you just watch where you were given the impression that Shanahan was the one who didn't know the rules?
@@cainduronso4352 the team not knowing mean’s shanahan was negligent on reminding his team of situational football in a OT moment
@@genoisnelson3830 the ref very clearly explained the rules before OT started so if they weren’t listening then how tf you know they weren’t just tuned out when Shanahan went over them? Kyle Shanahan not reminding someone of the rules is also not evidence that he himself was unaware of the rules. You said it’s a direct indictment against Kyle not knowing the rules but your evidence has nothing to do with his knowledge of the rules it has to do with his players knowledge of the rules and their execution in OT. If you wanted to say Kyle not giving the same level of game planning and focus in meeting was an indictment against him as a coach I’m with you 100%, but blaming the coach for veteran players not knowing a rule that’s existed for 2 years and most casual fans watching from home could explain is disingenuous
@@cainduronso4352 the refs saying it in the Super Bowl is not the first time they should’ve heard that but if you don’t like how I put it that’s fine but I kno from practicing for bowl games in college we went over every rule and situation possible before the game so yea players admitting that to the public is an indictment on the coach to me
To Keshawn's point, the NFL changed from "field goal in OT wins" to requiring a TD ~ 2010. So it was absolutely that way during his playing days.
Sherms just hurt and mad 😂😂
@icey2203 Former player criticizing the 49ers players not knowing not the rule, only for him to not know the rule himself back on history. Sherman too busy defending Shanahan
Lmao Im 21 and even I remember when you just needed a FG to win in OT. remember it was if you won the toss you would win 90% of the time
Yes exactly
Exactly! It changed in 2010 after the NFC Championship game when the Saints and Vikings played, and the Saints kicked a field goal to win the game. So Richard, if the players are expected to know the rules, don’t you think the HC should know the rules.
Richard arguing about something and he is dead wrong lol
I’m looking at that too, for the longest time it was whoever scored first game over
Exactly
He just likes to hear himself talk
him trying to argue that was insane.
Bruh Richard didn't know sudden death OT rule before he came into the league ... key and skip just taught him thats crazyyy
Smh hall of fame corner never knew the ot rules
They do change it alot
it's because he played for the niners he didn't know
I don't think that's what it was. His whole argument was how could the players not know these rules when they've been around for so long.
Richard didn't know the rules recently changed
@@nickguzman1734 nah Richard was lost on this one
What part is Sherman not understand of what Keyshaun is saying lol
It used to be FG wins in OT on first possession.
And Sherman is carrying too much water for Shanahan lol
Mans got shanahhans 🥜 so far up in his mouth its insane 🤣
That maybe 30-40 yrs ago. Until 2022, it was first team that scores a TD wins.. unless they couldn't score a TD then the first team to score a FG wins. Reg season OT is 10 min. SB OT is 15 min.
Richard in full defensive mode 😂😂😂
Full prevent defense mode🤔
Skip has been on point the whole week… shocking 😂
The 49er players that said they didn't know the rules and that the coaches never went over them, forgot the most important rule they are told. PROTECT THE TEAM.
Mecole Hardman did not even know he won the game.
Not all of the Chiefs players understood the rules either.
No need for the coach to explain it to them when the whole damn stadium heard the ref explaining the rules 😂
KC must have had smiles on their faces when the SF captain said we will take the ball.
Patrick mahomes was smiling the whole time they had the ball
Doesn't matter at all. Go get a TD and the game is over.
You obviously don't know the rule either. They Changed the rule. What you're talking about doesn't apply anymore. In some ways Mahomes and Reid may feel there was poetic justice that the Chiefs won the Super Bowl with the opposition not knowing the new overtime rules.
When Brady beat Mahomes in the AFC Championships in overtime and Mahomes didn’t get an opportunity to get the ball, nobody cared; they didn’t change the rule. When Mahomes defeated Josh Allen in the Divisional game and Josh didn’t get an opportunity to get the ball in overtime suddenly they cared and changed the rule. So when Shannahan gets the opportunity in the Super Bowl clearly not knowing the overtime rule, Mahomes and Reid were chuckling to themselves on the sideline thinking, “finally redemption!”@@prolific1518
We did have smiles on our faces!
Wrong. Even if sf scores td on first drive, kc still gets the ball. @@prolific1518
Lmaooo huh?? How do y’all not know the rules 💀
It's an excuse they're using because they lost
Bruh even the Ref would say the rules in the coin toss you can hear him in the stadium
@@anthonydelossantos7576 exactly. You never give Patrick Mahomes a chance to win the game in crunch time
Shanahan is a bad head coach is why. Good play designer, bad play manager
@@PD-uw6kfExactly, which is why he should go back to being an offensive coordinator.
Anyone who bets against Patrick Mahomes in a must win situation is morbidly insane.
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He wasn’t even good . 49ers lost the game .
@@WallstreetHussle I went 4 and 0 on the super bowl game. I had Chiefs plus 6 on a buy up from plus 2. I had Mahomes over 239.5 , Chiefs team total over 20 .5 & adjusted total over 43. There was some luck involved but I won them all thankfully.b
@@WallstreetHussle I am Seahawks fan so I can't stand the 49ers personally. Most likely Brock Purdy will never see the Superbowl ever again. It's a hard game to appear in so many things have to go right for a team to just make it to the Superbowl.
@@alexkocsis1631what did you walk with
These are the attention to details that cost the 9ers the game. Andy reid had his team prepared and Kyle did not.
Simple as that!!!! Simple!!!
Sherm fighting for his life
He need to get that 49er meat out his mouth. They didn’t win him a Super Bowl. Dude barely played like 3 years for them.
What kills me about this is even if they didn’t know the reefee literally explained the OT rules in front of a quiet crowd also trying to understand the the rules he literally explained the rules
Sherman moving the goalposts ofc😂
He’s sick
Wrong Richard. The 49ers had possession of the ball for 42 minutes and change.
It’s infuriating that this team had the game in the bag from the beginning, but fumbled big time due to silly and questionable play calling down the stretch.
@@Ace-vf2uf if you're a 49ers fan or a fan that didn't want the chiefs to win yes it's infuriating. For chiefs fans like myself we're happy the way the game ended. The fans are to blame. 2 years ago how the chiefs won against Buffalo in O.T in the playoffs the league changed the rules and the chiefs capitalized. Bc their hasn't been a playoff to go into O.T. Sunday night was the first time we got to see the new rule take effect.
@@Ace-vf2uf not to mention the literal fumbles on the first drive and the punt.
@@hinney827 Yup, those really hurt.
Fact is your HC is supposed to prepare his team. Kyle shanahan failed to do so. Which as a Chiefs fan I'm sooooo happy 😁 Kyle didn't prepare the 49ers.
"If we all dreaded having the ball in Mahomes hands in the final minutes/seconds of the game, why did Niners choose to go first in that OT?"
That was my FIRST thought waking up yesterday morning, but I never thought they didnt know, so I figured it was a tactical choice... GUESS NOT... Omg this is unbelievable. 😮😢
Just goes to show how unserious Kyle actually was in the end. Damn, this stings. 😪
Why rcu listen to media bs Kyle clearly said he wanted the ball first so he could have the ball first if it came to sudden death that's his exact words he clearly knew the chiefs got the ball regardless what the niners did all this extra confusion is dumb
I guess San Francisco focused on their media availability the past 2 weeks than the actual Superbowl.
Listen to the Raven's interviews before the AAFCG and the 49ers interviews before SB LVIII. They sound identical. Then listen to the Chiefs in the interviews answering those questions. That difference in mindset is why KC is having a parade tomorrow. It's like the driver that looks at the front of his hood driving down the road vs the one looking half a mile ahead.
Only thing I don't like is the "three-peat" talk. Just keep it to, "we have more to do." Because not getting to a 3-peat might be deemed a failure or be demoralizing. More to accomplish allows you many avenues to further and greater success without limiting it to "this one goal."
Sherm, I'm with you on almost everything Niners, but it is 100% on Kyle. He implied he knew. He is not a good HC.
Richard voice is like scratching a chalk board lol
For sure a fireable offense, especially considering he was the ONLY coach to have a super bowl go to OT. He isn't the 'it' coach that the Niners need to lead that highly talented group.
The rules have changed since then.
Rules were different when New England beat Atlanta
From a Cardinals fan you don't know how good you got it
We could also add Andy Reid, Bill Belichick, and Dan Quinn to the list as well.
If Dan Quinn can survive passing up points in the NFC championship game, I think Shanahan can survive this. Quinn had the more fireable offense. Team hasn’t made any significant noise in over 60 years and this fool is out here gambling like it’s a regular season game.
Sherm is really riding for Shanahan. It doesn't matter if the players knew the rules or not. Shanahan made the decision to recieve the ball so he's the only one that needed to know the rule. Period. The fact is he made several questionable decisions and has a lengthy record of bad decisions in big games.
7 teams in the history of the Super Bowl have been up by 10+ points and went on to lose the game. Shanahan has now been involved in three of them.
Shannon blamed brock...these guys cap for kyle and now everyone sees what niners fans deal with
@@BrocktaviusKingofNFCBrock missed a lot of key throws
Do you think someone is better
Shanahan took the ball first because he knew if mahomes got it the game was over 🤣
They changed OT rules after the bills and chiefs game from 2 years ago…
Let's say for the sake of argument that 49ers truly didn't know the new rules. Chiefs knew because they essentially helped create that rule lol. Chiefs had the advantage.
It only applies for the playoffs, hence the confusion.
I only knew about it because they tried it out in preseason last year.
I had no idea that the time clock was meaningless though.
@@robertm3951 To a certain degree. However, if the 49ers were to have the drive last the full 15 minutes and then score the field goal, then that's different. Although if that happened, that would be an all out embarrassment on the Chiefs defense, but it could have happened.
@@brienmiller5129 It does not matter if the time clock runs out.
Both teams get a chance to score in OT no matter what.
@@robertm3951 But then why have a game clock on the first possessions? What if the team that gets the ball first uses the full 15 minutes of the first overtime? Will it mean that a 2nd overtime is needed? Yes I know a scenario like that is very unlikely, but stranger things has happened.
SF totally didn't know the rules . Kansas City did,
It's very simple. Know the rules of engagement before you engage
Oh these guys are professionals even if their coach didn't tell them they should have known excuses after excuses.
Didn't the ref explain the rules during the OT coin toss?
I know I heard it when I was watching the game.
If I can hear it and know the rule, there's no excuses. Lol😅😅
They always explain the rules before overtime starts there has been plenty of overtime games since the rule change this is what baffles me the most 🤣
Chris jones said the refs came to their practices both teams and explained it to them word for word the new overtime rules and and yes it’s only been one over time in the superbowl before the rules
Not only that, in the interviews immediately after the game, almost every single Chiefs player was laughing about how tired they had gotten because Andy and coaches drilled it into their heads for two weeks
4:30 "It's concerting" . I think he means disconcerting, as in "It's disconcerting someone says concerting. "
He said it's concerning.
Owned
sherm act like he still playing for the niners lol
Man might as well be in bed with shanahhan and his wife 🤣
My question is why are there 2 sets of rules for regular and post season then separate rules for the SB. Shouldn't there just be rules for the game period
They explain the rules before every game going into overtime regarless of regular season or playoffs/superbowl
I remember McNabb said he didn't know teams could tie 😮😮😮
That’s was in 2008 Eagles vs Bengals. I was on the Bengals at the time
@@CoachMo1986wild ,a former NFL player on the undisputed comments lol
I feel Sherm I am an Eagles fan, I sounded dumb defending Siriani this year too
Anyone who has studied SB51 closely knows Atlanta's 28-3 collapse is mostly on Shanahan and then Dan Quinn for not overruling him.
richard sherman was so confident that he knew the old OT rules 🤣 thank god for keyshawn
Love these nice convos with all the guys. Them getting after eachother in the "debate" show is cool, but this was a nice clean convo with 3 great minds and io enjoyed it
one of the lamest excuses i’ve ever heard. this is a new low of excuses for the 49ers.
Excuse? Which one of these guys is a Niners player? The media writes the narrative. The Niners didn’t use an excuse. They said Mahomes is just too good
@@gunner_mikeIf they didn’t know the rule why even elect to receive the football
@@gunner_mikeFacts, media pushes it hard, most players are taking the L humbly
@@gunner_mike Arik Armstead and Kyle Juszczyk both admitted they didn't know the rules, idk about any of their other players since they're probably too busy inventing other excuses
As a 49 fan it's not it gets worse smh
Sherman's San Francisco bias is ridiculous.
San Francisco bias for holding the individual players accountable?
Which makes me all the more happier that san fran blew it yet again 🤣
Sheerm said "if"....um no sir , I need that's same energy
Yep, all post season he was shooting down all of the IFs that led the 49ers to the playoffs
Now he’s coping HARD 🤣
It's almost like Shanahan was not expecting it to go to OT and therefore never considered that possibility
Imagine the embarrassment had the 49ers scored a TD in OT and rushed onto the field thinking it's over...
49ers should start training camp with OT rules and plays 😂
Show having a better flow.
Like it 🤘🏾
Mehhhh
I think it’s always better to own your own destiny and dictate the other team’s gameplan instead of letting them dictate yours.
49ers taking the ball first was literally what the Chiefs wanted to happen. SF didnt dictate jack squat
They know everything damn thing else!!!!
NFL has turned into the new WWE
Scripted b.s. No chance they didn’t know the rules. They should be embarrassed trying to push this narrative
and Patrick Mahomes is John Cena
@@TheExclusiveOne720 Exactly lol
He’s the Head coach, it’s definitely his responsibility to be sure his team knows the OT rules. The fact that he wants no blame on Shanahan is ridiculous and to say he was 90% sure about knowing the OT rules is basically saying he had no idea.
Richard is learning that Kyle isn't as great a coach as he thought.
Naw in the early 2000s it was a field goal , sherm wasn’t in the league then
Up 10 woth the better team and they kept throwing ....
😂 Say it again.
Same thing he did in Atlanta. Dudes an idiot 😂😂
First down at Chiefs 44 after Mahomes gifted them int and Shanahan elects to throw, throw, throw oh and throw some more. Imagine being the NFL Offensive Player of the Year like CMC and getting 1 carry in the first 3 possessions after half.....ouch
@@chriswilkinson3378 That was it...Chiefs gave them two possessions to start the 2nd half and Shanahan wasted those possessions with 0 pounts while burning no clock...He did it again 🙄🤷🏿♂️
I love this! I remember when Seattle played Green Bay in NFC Championship and it went into OT. Seattle got ball and 1st play through a TD and went to the Superbowl. 9er fans hated it, NFL hated it, everyone wanted Brady and Roger’s SB. Everyone called for a rule change.
Fast forward to the Mahomes Allen AFC Championship, the rule got changed because of that game.
Now Mahomes beat the 9ers on a rule they wanted changed. I Love it!
The way I see it, it’s less about Niners not prepping or knowing the OT rule - but more about the meticulousness of Reid and Chiefs for going over OT strategy over the course of the season. That just shows the level of obsession and locked in mentality Reid has with his organization and that mindset wins the big ones.
100% EXACTLY on point. The Niners players not knowing the new ot rules didn't lose them the game. Maybe Shanahan's decision to receive the ball first was but either way that's the difference between the 2 squads and the REASON why Chiefs have 3 SBs in 4 seasons 2 vs Niners.
Bunch of excuses from the 49ers 😅 players & coaches.
Excuse? Did any 49er say they lost because of that? No. Mahomes beat us, that’s it.
Kyles Dad got him into the league. He’s a neapo kid
Remember when Donavan Mcabb admitted that he didn’t know there was OT in the NFL, lol!
Campbell soup overdose….
Two things can right. Kyle is one of the top coaches in the league and also he’s a big time choke artist in big time moments. Lastly, the Niners first it was the practice field, then we lost Greenlaw, and now we don’t know the rules. Yikes high maintenance cry babies.
Been saying that
Funny thing is they talk about the cowboys Superbowl drought but no Superbowl since 1994 plus the last 3 times they go they lose u gotta be kidding me wat was debo saying if Brock was healthy well he was healthy lol maybe next year like they tell us cowboy fans lmao
the rule changed in 2022... i did not know that if the first team to get possesion scores a TD, the other team still gets a chance. That being the case, you wpuld want the ball second in OT not first, as you would with previous rules.
Nah, you definitely wanted it first with the previous OT rules because a TD wins the game
@@hardunkichud98that's literally what they said. 😂
@@hardunkichud98you need a reading comprehension class
@@icey2203 I'm sure the person who listens to NBA youngboy has an amazing vocabulary and reading comp!!
It’s crazy I was at a superbowl party with over 30 people in the house, I was the only one saying why did they choose to receive the ball first. lol everyone thought I was tripping. I was like no the chiefs get the ball no matter what
Same thing here.
Crazy mistake from Kyle.
Okay, but let's say SF makes a TD and KC makes a TD or both make FGs or both don't score. Now SF has the ball next and it is now sudden death and even a FG wins the game.
@@bennmaz "but"
@@intothefrayyo I think the chances of both teams matching each other after one possession each are pretty good. I've seen plenty of games where the teams punt back and forth or match FGs or TDs in the first two possessions of the game, this game included.
@@bennmaz Patrick Mahomes was interviewed from Disneyland yesterday and said that the Chiefs would have gone for 2 if both teams scored a TD, so the Chiefs would have still had the first chance to win. No matter what, the 2nd team has an advantage because they get to play 4 down football. Even in the unlikely event that the Niners scored a TD AND went for 2 on the first drive, the Chiefs would be playing 4 down football. The team to possess the ball 2nd has an advantage either way.
As a Seahawks fan we no longer claim you Sherm. Keep rocking with the niners and hold the L fam!
The reason he hated Jim Harbaugh was because he wanted to be a niner. He never wanted to be Seahawk. He never won a SB with the Niners but he rides with them more
When Sherman sipped that cup lol
The fact that sherm didn't know the first FG to win the game on first posession rule is craaaazyyyy
Naww man he understands he just didn't let Keyshawn finish his point
@anthonysmith3 nah, even i understood what Kery was saying and I'm both younger and was never in the nfl, so Sherm obviously had no clue the sudden death rule from a long time ago was a thing. You can see how surprised he was when skip n key started describing it to him
@@giggusmaximus2167 It was one year before he got into the league.
Keshawn funny ash 😂😂
Stopped 49'ers from a 6th Superbowl and The Lions' 1st. Chiefs reminded the NFC they're in check.
Should have gone for the 4th and 4 in OT. Can’t give the ball back to Mahomes
Both teams get the ball in OT no matter what
Fumble and blocked extra point was the defining moment
Lmaooo off topic but I think it’s still funny that Sherman and Skip work together after their ESPN interview 💀😂
Parcells was a legend to be coached by him was probably awesome
The coach needs to make sure your players know the rule are and what you plan to do if you win the toss, it's on the coach if the players don't know the rules, like Belichick says do your job Kyle.
Especially even if every overtime game gets the rules explained to the whole stadium lol
The regular season OT rule had been the same for a few years now (since 2010ish) - only change from 2022 was the Playoff OT both teams possess the ball regardless if the other scores a TD first. Score a TD first game over, score a field goal other team gets a chance to score, then from there if they don't score a td and get a FG then next score wins. A FG never won the game unless you got the ball and didn't score first. Coaches should've iterated the rules, during the OT break OR during the entire playoff period. BUT STILL ALL THE PLAYERS HAVE BEEN PLAYING LONG ENOUGH TO KNOW THE OT RULES - especially that you can't win on simply getting the ball first and scoring a FG. So I don't understand where the confusing or not knowing came from when it's been the same since 2010 except the 2022 Playoff OT rule change which doesn't change anything especially if you only score a FG first.
Richard it used to be first to score wins in OT during the playoffs, then it was changed to 1st to score a TD, and now to each possess the ball for at least 1 possession and then if both scores 1st to score again wins.
And that extra down is so crucial I'd rather know what I have to do with 4 downs!!!!
C'mon Sherm 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Richard Sherman clearing that throat again😂😂😂
Clearing kyle shanahan’s 🥜 out his throat 😂
This is like if Donovan McNabb was a head coach not knowing a game could end in a tie.
In the good ol days, it was true sudden death OT. First team to score wins (field goal, TD, return or safety). That got changed to allowing both teams a possession, unless a TD was scored on that first possession.
This wouldn't even be a problem if they scored a touchdown. When it came down to crunch time they got out played.
I must admit as a fan, I wasn’t aware of the rule either. But coaches and players of NFL playoff teams must be aware of it and there is no excuse if you are not.
7:30 & 10:00 i totally agree ! But KS never gave that explanation though….
This is ALL on the captain who went out to call heads or tails
If he was listening, rather than focused on only tails never fails, then he would've brought that info back to coach for a reminder!
The Ref clearly explained it, and was the first time I knew a first possession TD did not end the game!
Its Kyle in the SB. Period. Doesn't use his best guy (CMCI), botches double digit lead (again), and so on and so on.
He just isn't a SB coach.
i think that shanahan and the playrs should have plans for every eventuality. its staggering that a rule that has been in around 2 yrs was not in their heads . 49ers seemed unprepared for ot
I been hearing and reading about the rules in OT in the Playoffs so what does it matter you both get the ball to score each team gets a chance to score
It's a big advantage to have the ball second, because you know what you need or don't need to do (go for 4th down, etc).
3:48 did SF miss the meeting? lol
What’s crazy is that if they knew they 100% would NOT have received. If I have the lesser QB I want four downs and know how much I need to win. I want to force them to go for two and increase their difficulty not my own. I’m not giving Mahomes the knowledge and ability to have four plays to get what he knows he needs to get. Shameful
Game clock got players thinking it another quarter or full game! Well they don't hire them for college degrees! Stanford now offering Football OT rules 101.
I was too 😅
I think everyone was aware of the rule change because the Mahomes-Allen game was so high profile with the back and forth, and the miraculous comeback KC pulled off having a 13 second drive to tie. I would guess they were unaware that the game would've continued at triple zeroes, even if they had a lead. We even talked about that during the viewing party, since no one seemed to know for sure. All was moot because they scored a TD.