How 13 Seconds Changed The NFL Forever

[@AnotherSportsChannel]

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[@eliice1715]

@@AnotherSportsChannel if refball has anything to say, it's the Chiefs

[@williamwarner8189]

​@@eliice1715 You too!!!?? Nice video, but unaware of the fact that Josh has gotten way more calls than Pat! Whiners and losers these days on KZbin...wow!

[@marcus8030]

I think the Chief. I think we are gonna win in overtime

[@eliice1715]

@@williamwarner8189 84% of the Chiefs playoff games with Mahomes, Chiefs have yards penalized far less than their opponent.

[@TwentyOnePilotsfan01]

I got buffalo they really want the Super Bowl win this year and Allen is doing really good. My question is which team are you rooting for?

[@mrcanty]

Even if the old rules applied against the 49ers the chiefs would have still received the ball because the 49ers kicked a field goal.

[@zion9247]

The 49ers would’ve gone for it on 4th down instead of

[@10thletter40]

Maybe but both teams defense was doing well... I doubt the entire coaching staff was without this knowledge 😂​@@zion9247

[@samfisher2563]

@@zion9247they still could have done that

[@Mark-n1e9j]

Furthermore, the Chiefs proposed this exact rule change after losing to the Patriots in the 2018 season AFC championship game in the same way. Buffalo voted against that rule change.

[@mrcanty]

@@Mark-n1e9j exactly, so this would have never happened if the bill just accepted the proposal

[@josephvrobillard7973]

The biggest irony you forgot to mention. A couple years earlier, when the Chiefs played the Patriots, Brady got the ball first OT and won the SB, and Mahomes never had a chance to touch the ball in OT. Chiefs proposed the same change to the rules committee, but BUFFALO OPPOSED the rule change at that time. When Buffalo was in same same position a couple years later, they cried louder.

[@threetoadsloth]

AFC Championship game*

[@vinyllpreviews9462]

​@@threetoadslothall 31 teams voted against it.

[@larry2281]

Chiefs Stans still thinking the Bills were the ones who proposed the rule change lmao.

[@bigzaksnak9998]

@@larry2281the bills cried the loudest. Everyone has always spoken about the way the rules were set but they accepted them as what they were. It was the bills that pouted and complained for months until the nfl gave in

[@sgtawalt]

But no one made a big deal about it in the Super Bowl when the Falcons didn’t get the ball against the Patriots they just looked at oh well the Falcons blew a 28 to 3 lead. And that was it. No one had a problem with the overtime rule then.

[@BliXXardStorm]

Impeccable timing to make a video on one of the greatest games I’ve ever witnessed.

[@jaysonloggins7686]

Greatest game ever

[@patrickevans9604]

A buddy of mine is a hardcore chiefs fan, and he was so mad at me for that game lol. He was watching it online and I was looking at the play by play, so I was calling out what happened in the last 5 minutes and overtime. His streaming of the game was about 1 play behind so he cursed me for telling him what happened right before he saw it. It was my payback for always hearing him say "fuq the saints" and was glorious lol

[@BliXXardStorm]

@ LOL that is a legendary prank. As a Seahawks fan on the East Coast, I hate when I’m watching my team play on stream and I look up on the primetime game and accidentally spoil what happened on the next play before seeing it.

[@johnchedsey1306]

I maybe watched 3 games total in 2021 but the 13 second game was one of them. Still one of the wildest things I've ever watched. It's almost unfair that someone had to lose. And the upcoming game on Sunday probably will be more of the same.

[@MiNiSoTaN]

This is quickly becoming one of my favorite sport channels to watch. High quality work. Please keep posting!

[@AnotherSportsChannel]

Appreciate it! 🙏

[@seanjeffrey5787]

1. In 2018 no one cared when the Pats beat the chiefs in OT and Mahomes didn't touch the ball. 2. Fun fact: After a Brady interception down 4 with less than a minute left. A flag on the Chiefs gave the ball ball back to Brady to continue the drive. 3. No one supported the Chiefs petition when they suggest OT rules changes after that game. 4. Fun fact: The Bills were one of the teams that didn't support the Chiefs petition. 5. There was league wide support to change the rules after the 13 seconds game. 6. All this is old and well know. Look it up yourself

[@vinyllpreviews9462]

But but but, NFL RIGS IT FOR THE CHIEFS!!!! It amazes me a Superbowl and AFC Championship game was decided by this rule, only time anybody cared was when KC benefitted from it in a Divisional round game.

[@Egsterminator]

its almost as if once you have more data, and more evidence, more people want the rule changed. Its also almost like there was no reason to favor the chiefs back then. Why are u numbering your sentences lmao

[@larry2281]

Do you like lying? The Bills didn’t petition for it. The Eagles, Titans, and Colts proposed the rule change. Not the Bills.

[@goatedgod15]

i mean they lined up offsides so it was a flag🤷‍♂

[@cameronray1387]

No one cried when Chiefs lost to Pats in overtime and Mahomes didn’t get the ball back, they changed the rules for J. Allen

[@rpospeedwagon]

Exactly

[@vinyllpreviews9462]

​@@rpospeedwagonA Superbowl was decided with that rule.

[@imapopo2924]

Yes, because that was a loss to Brady and Brady was the NFL's golden boy before it became Mahomes. Aside from any biases, that rule honestly needed to be changed years ago. The publicity from this game is what pushed it over the edge.

[@blossjs]

Exactly. Even this KZbinr glosses over that and only mentions it via Stephen A Smith's rant.

[@wdubduece8913]

​@imapopo2924 so wouldn't the rules have stayed the same then? That doesn't even make senses if Mahomes is the "golden boy" it went against him both time. Mahomes didn't get the ball against the Patriots, no rule change. Mahomes gets the ball and ends it before Allen gets it and now a rule change lol stupid

[@tahakhalid5327]

The thing that pisses me off the most is the fact they call it the “Josh Allen Rule”. I couldn’t believe they denied us changing the rule in the 2018 season as patriots and chiefs should’ve deserved this rule change. Like what changed in those couple years for everyone to switch. And to have the bills fans crying (not Allen tbf).

[@xpyrah6729]

i love it because theres no Patrick Mahomes rule so im gonna use that in arguments when bills fans complain about refs

[@WilliamClark-uj1uo]

I was just about to comment on this. When the Chiefs wanted the Playoff OT rule change, nobody including The Bills voted for it. But when golden Boy Allen and The Bills cried to Goodell and the League, the rules were changed. I hope the Chiefs smoke The Bills tomorrow night!!!

[@a_hanni3335]

@@xpyrah6729 I just wanna share, ngl i start to notice and watch NFL coz of the swift, superbowl performer etc thing. But after I watched the Chiefs vs 49ers game damnnn I was mesmerized by Mahomes. I stay watching NFL coz of Mahomes and I cant wait for the game on Sunday. Also, another thing that excites me is this isnt the best Mahomes passing game that I have watched so far compared to his previous years. Looking forward for more Mahomes magic and hopefully to finally watch his reg szn MVP game back then anytime soon. Btw, I’m Asian so yeah. GO CHIEFS!!!

[@Qballl]

Right? We lost to the Pats in 18 in the same way no cared. Josh loses that way oh we gotta fix this

[@johnbox271]

Oddly, the refusal of the NFL to change the rule after the 2018 season helped the Chiefs to win the 13 second game, and them changing it after helped the Chiefs win SB 58.

[@firstteamfootball]

edits keep getting better. setting the bar high brother !!

[@AnotherSportsChannel]

My guy 💪

[@luigivisaggio3303]

Love the video idea and very well made but let’s remember if they old rules were still in place the 49ers still only scored a field goal which would have given the chiefs the ball anyways

[@michaelstankus5211]

I was gonna say this but still great video

[@turleyy1367]

Real shit , I was so confused we still haven’t seen the rule take effect

[@josephsarto689]

This guy doesnt mention the 2018 afc championship game

[@dacoolboy2449]

I still have PTSD as a Bills fan

[@theplayernkc]

Why? Bills fans cried enough to make sure this never happened again. So changing the rule didn't fix your feelings?

[@johnbox271]

Josh Allen was magnificent in that game. The Bills coaching staff was criminal.

[@theplayernkc]

@@johnbox271 Diggs and Davis were magnificent in that game (especially Davis), they were almost wide open every time Allen threw to them. I would expect that out of a pro QB.

[@tammyboon6259]

​@@theplayernkcTbh, as a Chiefs fan, I don't get why Davis isn't lauded more & given more flowers 🎉 for how great of a WR he's been for the Bills?!?! To me, he's played much better against the Chiefs than Stefan Diggs ever has. Ppl who kept talking about all the weapons Josh A lost in the off season, never once mentioned that he still had Davis, the better of the 2!!!

[@theplayernkc]

@@tammyboon6259 I agree Davis made life hard on the Chief's defense than Diggs did. However Allen did lose both, Davis to the Jaguars and Diggs to the Texans.

[@ladybuzzkillington2072]

Let's gooooo still one of the greatest playoff games of all times.

[@DRILLA23]

Keep dropping vids best sports channel

[@zachvinson9700]

I want it to come down to another game winning drive situation for the chiefs, and on the goal line, Mahomes throws a behind the back pass to Kelce for the game winning TD to win the 3 peat. That’ll drive people crazy, and I’ll love every second of it.

[@BeakerSteve]

FUN FACT: When the Chiefs got screwed by this same exact scenario in 2018, they proposed changing the rule in the offseason. Guess one of the teams that voted ‘NO’ against the change… THE BUFFALO BILLS 🤯

[@oscarmb95]

What a well put together video, you’ve got a new a fan and a new subscriber.

[@githinjimburu254]

Love the video. Production, scripting and editing were on point. Love the storyline as well.

[@bsmith8943]

You all attacking Mahomes blaming reffs while Allen and the Bills cried so hard they got overtime rules changed. Make sense of it.

[@Chunkyb514]

Not getting a chance to tie the game is different than getting extremely questionable calls in critical game situations. The NFL is hellbent on protecting their golden boy in Mahomes like they were with Brady.

[@threetoadsloth]

​@@Chunkyb514cope harder

[@dereksmaszcz]

The Bills weren’t even one of the two team that proposed the change big dawg

[@larry2281]

@@dereksmaszczDon’t know why no one realizes this. Comment section is just filled with Chiefs stans thinking the league is out to get them.

[@paulc254]

@@Chunkyb514 The Chiefs are the MOST penalized team in the NFL in the second half of one score games. Just as Mahomes is 21st(.603 per 100 drop backs) in roughing the passer calls while Josh Allen ranks THIRD(.954 per 100 drop backs)

[@Dannie0317]

This video was awesome. Love your story-making abilities.

[@matthewe88]

Wow man. Video quality is awesome. I’m sold! Can’t wait to keep watching more content!

[@SimonMeshko]

Your slowly one of my football content videos, keep it up. Also that game I ever watched!

[@jamiephillips5350]

Excellent work on this

[@SIL-k2l]

Excellent script, choice of video footage, and editing. Keep up the great work! Subscribed!

[@ArtisticallySavvyPhotography]

Great content as usual. You're rising through the ranks of the best sports storytellers, keep it up man

[@dontwren]

i was just rewatching this game.... who else excited for tomorrow?? go chiefs!!

[@nickhead9512]

ive got the chiefs, but man, you made a helluva video. the authenticity is out of this world.

[@Jessica-jl7dx]

Josh Allen gets the treatment people think Patrick Mahomes gets. Allen gets the most roughing the passer calls in the league AND it took the Bills losing in overtime not the Chiefs to finally get the OT rules changed.

[@damitdonTV]

Just discovered your channel. Wow! Excellent story ideas, writing, production and editing. Very impressed. I'll be catching up on all your previous videos. Looking forward to seeing what you have for us in the future!

[@raymondqiu8202]

Cant believe that game has been nearly 4 years ago now crazy

[@mattburns2968]

Thisbis a awesome video! Great job. Keep it up!

[@nickfitzgerald9247]

Great work as always

[@jamesfarrell8339]

Fantastic video I really enjoyed it 😀

[@Xander20ne]

The most exciting 13 seconds of football I’ve ever watched.

[@kjady]

Gotta use your head in OT. -Travis Kelce

[@amerikaOnFire]

Thank you for showing the Patriots and Brady doing the exact same thing to the Chiefs back in 2018, which everyone seems to forget, where the same situation occurred. The Chiefs never got to touch the ball in OT. I am glad the rule changed, but I just wish it had never been the rule.

[@larry2281]

Chiefs stans everywhere in the comments. 13 second game is still the greatest game I’ve ever watched but only happened because of a total defense and coaching collapse by the Bills. The Game should have never came down to a coin toss.

[@jodiraulsten426]

Excellent content!

[@alacade111111]

Bro your outro goes so hard for no reason hahaha I love it

[@David-qf2ts]

This video was very well made

[@matt7684]

No matter what the rule is, there will come a time when something happens where people want it changed. It's like in the NCAA Tournament or CFP. They will keep adding more teams because some teams got supposedly snubbed.

[@breed4052]

how do you not mention that the chiefs never saw the ball in the afc champ game 2 years prior to the 13 seconds game. no one changed the rules for us when it happened

[@wavion2]

It was funny, because after it happened to the Chiefs vs the Patriots, the Chiefs proposed the rule change, and everyone was like, "Stop being a bunch of whiny little B's!" And no changes were made. Then it happened to the Bills vs the Chiefs, and they were like, "We need to change this immediately!" And they did.

[@BG4life13]

overtime rules should be eliminating field goals altogether, and no time limit, give both teams a shot each to score a Touchdown and finish when a winner is declaired… so if one team gets a TD, the other team loses if they can't convert and respond with a touchdown. if they both score, then keep going till one loses.

[@projectvopod]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I recall that after the tim Tebow lead broncos beat the stealers in the playoffs with a td they changed it to. If you score a FG then the possession goes back to the other team. But if they score a td then it's a automatic Win. The chiefs beat the bills with td in first possession and then they changed the rule to both teams MUST TOUCH THE FOOTBALL IN OT.

[@Tjcp292]

The Chiefs are so good, the NFL changed the rules to make it “more fair” for every team who had to play KC. I love that so much 😈❤️💛🏈😉

[@chiefs816kc]

Been living in Kansas City for 30 years.... We will got every close call this Sunday against the Bills.

[@michaelhooper6227]

Still one of the best games ive ever seen

[@blindjustice8718]

"Chiefs who once 'benefitted' from the old rule -- and who also once before that had lost out from the old rule...."

[@josephsarto689]

I love how the bills chiefs 2021 playoff game was “controversial” but somehow the 2018 afc championship game or Super Bowl 51 wasn’t controversial?

[@Edward_Nebiolo]

Bills could’ve won the 13 second game if they played actual defense on the 2 plays

[@chrisbrimm7496]

Everyone complains about the Chiefs getting calls but forgot that when the bills lost in ot the way they did, the NFL changed the rule. When the Chiefs lost the same way three years earlier everyone didn't say a word

[@henrystreet6152]

Archaic? I think it shouldn’t have been touched after they revised the rule to “a touchdown wins the game” because before that it was even worse when you could lose just because of a field goal by the receiving team.

[@leahruganis160]

The old overtime rules was sudden death. First team to score won the game

[@davidalexander8996]

The new overtime rules also occurred too late for the Falcons to possess the ball along with the Patriots in Super Bowl 51, the first such game to require overtime. However, it seems likely that the Falcons would have failed again, and blowing the 28-3 lead was pretty good evidence that the Birds deserved to lose.

[@deverewalker6252]

It's all fun and games until the chiefs win... then we gotta change the rules.

[@paulc254]

In the 2018 AFC Championship game won in OT by the NE Patriots/Brady over the Chiefs, in the EXACT same manner that the Chiefs defeated the Bills. The Chiefs were told well, that's tough, those are the rules. But, when the Chiefs won over the Bills, it was the exact opposite reaction from the NFL they said that wasn't fair and the rules must be, and were changed. Amazing how the NFL just loves and coddles those Chiefs. more ons

[@trevr7376]

And then one week later, the Chiefs got the ball first on OT against the Bengals and the fans in Arrowhead cheered like they already won. Bengals 27 - Chiefs 24 in OT.

[@PopConOfTheFuture]

@trevr7376 And then 2 weeks later the Bengals lost to a guy who didn't have a playoff win before that year😂😂😂

[@trevr7376]

@@PopConOfTheFuture ok? doesnt change the fact the bengals beat the chiefs with the unchanged ot rules.

[@tmitchem0]

Also the bengals showed that defense matters and played in overtime and forced the chiefs to give them the ball. The rules change really has not had an effect and kinda proving the old rules are not a problem

[@booker9816]

This was my brother's first NFL game and it was a barn burner

[@YossGold]

I 1000% agree with the rule change, but even under the old rule, the Chiefs beat the Niners so doesn't really fall into "irony". What IS ironic though is that after the Chiefs had the same thing happen to them against Brady in 2018, they petitioned to change that rule and the Bills were one of the teams that opposed to the change. Had they not done that, Josh Allen might've got his extra drive ;)

[@baylithe]

Weird to not comment more on their loss to the Pats when it was the first time the rule was seriously asked for, or the fact that 49ers players didn't know they didn't get to go back on the field after due to poor coaching.

[@computerhag]

WHen the rule doesn't favor the Cheats, they'll change it back 🤣

[@Nunyabiz74]

Great video. I was at that game and it was magical. GO CHIEFS!!!

[@tomcanfield705]

Oh hell I yelled at the TV "kick the ball in the field, eat up clock'. Give Pat Mahomes 13 seconds? Too long!

[@beamerkiller11]

Reminder that Buffalo rejected this very rule change in 2019 after Mahomes never got the ball in the 2018 AFCCG.

[@theplayernkc]

TLDW: The Chiefs tied a playoff game with 13 seconds left and went to over time. Chiefs won the coin toss and scored a touchdown on their first drive to win the game. Bills fans cried like no tomorrow because they didn't get a chance to touch the ball in OT and the NFL changed the rules to where both teams get the ball in an OT game in the playoffs.

[@larry2281]

Bills didn’t propose the rule change. You can keep blaming them but they didn’t propose it.

[@theplayernkc]

@@larry2281 You don't know NFL rule change history very well. Look up "Bills GM Brandon Beane explains Buffalo's proposed NFL overtime rule change."

[@larry2281]

@@theplayernkc Yeah sorry lil man the rule change was proposed by 3 teams and neither of them were the Bills. Comment section is just a Chiefs stans circle jerk.

[@thesheb8311]

I love it, but not putting in your own words how the exact same thing happened to KC vs NE 2 years earlier is ridiculous.

[@ProfessorJM1]

Nobody talks about when the Pats came back on the Falcons...same thing...why. Now, I agree that both teams should get a shot with the ball. But, it seems like, always, poor Josh Allen.

[@michaelnichols9850]

When it happened to the Kansas City Chiefs against Brady and we wanted the overtime rules changed they told us to F off. It happens to Josh Allen and the rule immediately gets changed? Why?

[@vinyllpreviews9462]

KC is a small market team in the middle of the country. Buffalo is an East coast team. A Superbowl was decided by that rule.

[@hopedream11]

Something Something Josh Allen is the next Elway or God tier QB and need to prop his ass up. They needed to change that rules ages ago but only did so when a White QB complained about how unfair it was that he couldn't win with the current rules nvm that it didn't effect elites like Rodgers, Brady, Manning etc. Bills voted for the rule change and proposed it at least their GM did with Titans and Eagles cosigning. In short, it's to make games more exciting but also to prop up mid af QB's to elite status on the off chance they pull a fluke drive so we have a narrative to talk about. They get to prop up Herbert or Goff who are both ass, if they win in OT with new rule sets meanwhile other then Mahomes every African QB gets shitted on if they're defense doesn't show up or team underperforms no matter how good they actually are in the clutch.

[@cpthammerz1745]

I still can’t believe the 9ers elected to receive. Defer and know exactly what you need on offense to win (ie going for it on 4th etc)

[@RONJAE212003]

How come nobody cried this much when Brady got the ball in OT against the Chiefs

[@nathanarmendariz48]

I was downtown KC that night and KC was wild that night ong 👊👊👊

[@marcoab98]

13 seconds changed my life forever too… 😪

[@curtisyohon2592]

Typical…..Mahomes loses and EVEN BIGGER game (AFCCG) in OT because he loses the coin toss….NOTHING happens…..but when it happens to Allen in a divisional game, CHANGE THE RULES! It’s pathetic and shows you WHO the NFL REALLY favors.

[@blindjustice8718]

When Travis Kelce was held, he complained and the refs flagged him for UC. When the Bills receiver was held, Allen complained and the ref threw a fla.... wait, no. The ref gave him SPECIAL TREATMENT and went TO HIM on the bench and gave him a kiss on the cheek and a pat on the head.

[@larry2281]

Damn Chiefs stans really think they are victims.

[@blindjustice8718]

@@larry2281 No, casual. Chiefs fans tired of the false narrative that the NFL/refs favor the Chiefs. Gaslighting -- repeating a lie until people believe it's true, then keep repeating it -- is a tactic from Saul Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals." It's what Leftists have done since 1828. Then they post threats that unless the "rigged" NFL intentionally *fixes* games against KC, they will stop watching. Essentially not worried the NFL is "rigged", but demanding it be "rigged" for them. Coercion is another Alinsky/Democrat loser tactic. This turns the Lombardi into a traveling participation trophy that has zero meaning. And we all know how the Democrat loser crybabies love them some participation trophies. Only a Democrat or re(t)ard would fall for it. Chiefs fans just bring the receipts to prove the crayon eaters wrong. Don't act like a Democrat. This is sports.

[@halfasianboy638]

In the Super Bowl. It didn’t matter that there were new rules. The chiefs held them to a field goal which means they would’ve win either way. Wether in new or old rules

[@bigzaksnak9998]

I think it was more so the pressure was less on the defense to stop them from scoring a td that drive bc they knew they had another chance

[@FavreianVengeance]

It shouldn't have taken the Bill-Chiefs outcome to know that the Overtime format was stupid and needed to be changed. And even still a team can win by virtue of having one more possession via a coin flip, but at least it's improved.

[@randypq4671]

The game with Brady and Mahomes didnt have the face that the Allen/Mahomes game did. It was Brady and some upstart young QB. Mahomes wasnt 'MAHOMES' yet. But Allen and Mahomes were the two biggest names at QB when they played this game.

[@danielweston9188]

They changed the rules and the Chiefs took advantage of the change and won again.

[@vinyllpreviews9462]

Chiefs held SF to a FG. Buffalo could of done the same thing.

[@God-Will-ing]

Wait the rule said if the first team scores a TD automatic OT win?

[@seangallagher4331]

For super bowl 58 even with the old format, chiefs still win because the 49ers only got a field goal on their first possession when they won the toss

[@papaoso2147]

What’s the song at the end?

[@whatweather]

The Chiefs still would’ve gotten the ball in the SB because the 49ers only scored a field goal…

[@JustSpiff]

Every Aaron Rodgers OT with the pack, he never got the ball back once OT started

[@devydev8481]

No bullshit I hope this Sunday game is pure hatred no love 😂

[@FavreianVengeance]

The Chiefs would've still had the ball against the Niners under the old rule. Sudden death only applied to touchdowns, not field goals.

[@darthstigater6642]

I don't like any of the new overtime rules. No one I know in real life likes them either. We want an extra period of fifteen minutes to let the teams play it out, the way it used to be before they started changing the overtime rules in the first place. Imagine if the NBA tried to do overtime by making-sure-each-team-got-a-possession-sudden-death hybrid. It would straight up ruin the game, as I think changing the overtime rules in the first place has done.

[@lampini]

Wait I’m confused the chiefs would have received the ball regardless of the new rule because the 49ers just kicked a field goal.

[@JemarcusTheLamb87]

Yeah and the new rule also makes it so KC would touch the ball with a touchdown, instead of just a field goal.

[@robsop9512]

not really on topic, but the replay of the call at the end of that game only reminded me how much I really despise Tony Romo as an announcer.

[@AnotherSportsChannel]

Broooo, editing this I was like 🙄

[@chrisd.2328]

​@@AnotherSportsChannelif you ever want an alernative to the live TV broadcast theres probably a way to get the highlight of big plays with the Radio broadcast of that specific team and you can just sync or fake an audio sync to the play.

[@DonovanGrisby-ig9dz]

And I despise u

[@ayyjayy2583]

dope quality

[@toeey1]

Fun fact: The chiefs lost to Burrow the following week in their own pad

[@edwardandezra]

Does defense mean nothing anymore? All the D woul need to do is prevent a TD. If they can't do that then the team deserves the L

[@brtully5142]

The chiefs get all the calls. The bills get rules changed

[@blindjustice8718]

And when the Bills bitch about clear no calls on receiver's being held, the refs don't throw flags (like they did on Kelce), they come give them a pat on the head and a kiss on the cheek.

[@calvee1100]

It's crazy to me that it took until the year 2021 for the NFL to realize how STUPID their OT rules are!!! 😂😂😂

[@heyoungblood]

Keep cooking 🔪 👩‍🍳 bruv 🎉

[@Fundy25]

I love when bills fans cried about that rule like it wasn’t the rules for so many years I’ve been watched my team lose time and time again because of that shit, not to mention Josh Allen is like 1-6 in OT since the rule change😂

[@devydev8481]

Defense choke so bad they change the rules

[@micdoses1]

Can't for bills fans to cry tomorrow 1/26

[@CavHDeu]

The nfl would change the rulez during the game to let the Keifs win...

[@phil-Fry]

So was proposed for years Nothing The crybaby bills lost due to old rule and cried about it and bam they change it But tell me again how the nfl helps the chiefs