Everybody knew when the 49ers didn’t score a TD Mahomes was bout to walk them down 🤣🤣🤣

Don't blame the game on OT. SAN FRANCISCO didn't run the ball much in the second half.

Crazy year. Josh Allen changed the OT rule and finally have a home game against Mahomes and couldn't get the job done. Lamar's only chance at going to the SB, couldn't get it done against Mahomes. 49ers had many opportunities to win and couldn't get it done. A lot of drops and penalties all year and Chiefs still won the SB.

This chiefs Super Bowl win is a perfect metaphor of not giving up when things get tough.

His decision not to run it on 3rd and 5 in the 4th q was the dumbest decision.

That blocked extra point changed a lot

This is such hindsight is 20/20 analysis. There are pros and cons to both

Mahomes said after the game that KC had discussed the new OT rules and they were aware of the situation. Chris Jones clearly knew what was up. There’s several 49ers players who admit to not knowing the new rule. There’s the difference- and the responsibility is on the coach to make sure his team know the rules at the VERY least

And to think, so many people had written the Chiefs off this year. So many people kept saying this was Buffalo or Baltimore's year. Heck, even the 49ers were the favorites in the SB. At some point, people have to acknowledge, no one in the NFL, come the post season, should be favored over the Chiefs until we actually see them not make an AFC title game. Chiefs are a dynasty now, its time to stop clowning around and thinking Allen and the Bills, or Jackson and the Ravens, or even Burrow and the Bengals are on the Chiefs level. 49ers played a great game, and really gave it their all, but the Chiefs run the NFL right now.

Kyle Shanahan One of the league's best OCs, just not one of the league's best head coaches. There's a difference between calling great plays and leading teams to great victories. Last night was Exhibit #624

I love how Dan acts like he would be the greatest coach of all time lol

It's simple ,Kyle knew his team was tired.

If Mahomes knows what he has to do, I’m betting on him doing it.. so I don’t think the decision was the best, but I also don’t think it would’ve mattered.. that #15 is something different..

Let's be real here folks.... the ONLY TD the Chiefs scored in the first 4 quarters was off the muffed punt. Other than that, San Fran's defense dominated the Chief's offense. Overtime, well, the SF defense basically folded. I didn't care which team won, but thoroughly enjoyed the game.

First things first.... It shouldn't of even gone to overtime for the Niners. Shanahan's play calling throughout the second half cost them. He would kill their own drives like on second down when he chose to pass with just over two minutes remaining in the fourth and they were doing well running the ball. When Mahomes threw the INT to open up the second half it was a huge mistake that the Niners offense didn't score... even if it was a FG....

Going second felt like a huge advantage for KC

The 49ers lacked preparations, and the Chiefs stayed in the margin until it was their turn to give the knockout punch.

Hats off to both teams, one of the best Super Bowls we’ve ever seen.

No one is talking about Shanahan abandoning the run before going up 19-16. They could’ve kicked a last minute field goal. 1st down-5 yards to Cmc 2nd down-Pass to kittle(no gain) 3rd down-incomplete

6:20 "then the flip switched" 😂😂😂 I know ya'll heard that

Kyle shanahan is a generational choker, but yet people act like he’s some all time great coach

Yea. With the new overtime rules you're actually supposed to defer every time just so you don't have to think about all those scenarios brought up by the Get Up crew

That blocked extra point was INCREDIBLE. We don't win if that doesn't happen. The Chiefs made a play EVERY SINGLE TIME they needed to.

Hindsight is 20/20.

Even the broadcasting team didn't know the rules

It was Mahomes Mahomes makes you make weird decisions like Baltimore, Bills, etc "Why dont you cover kelce? Why don't you run the ball? Why dont you choose to receive?" Because of Patrick Mahomes The 9ers defense were likely totally gassed after the last drive, and needed more time to rescheme because Mahomes was picking them apart at that point.

Jeff still sounds like his argument with Peyton on the sidelines. “RUN THE BALL!” 😂😂

As a lifelong 9ers fan I don’t get how they’re so good in the regular seasons and when the playoffs come they act like they forgot how to play. None of the plays that worked all year don’t work and they go away from their game plan. 9ers should have had 24 points in the first half and another 14-17 in the 2nd half. They blew it and played like garbage. They didn’t play like a team that really wanted the win.

*as a packers fans all i have to say is in sports the best always wins stop hating on the chiefs and just enjoy football or y'all not real football fans*

Shanahan wanted to show the world how good Purdy actually was, and he did just that 😂. Never seen a coach do their star player (CMC) so dirty. San Fran should have won w/ CMac getting mvp, but Kyle’s Ego decided otherwise.

Last night was exciting but NFL playoff/championship OT is not as exciting as NHL playoff/championship sudden death OT. You can anticipate a score in football based off who has the ball. In hockey possession changes in a blink of an eye which can lead to a OT game winning goal.

Btw really glad these guys talked about Chiefs defense last night. They were the unsung heroes for them this season.

If I was the coach i would go with the analytics too. It’s really no right answer because no one knows the future but going with the analytics over the long term should make you better.

McCaffrey fumbling that ball on the first possession when the 49ers were about to score a touchdown to start the game just killed their momentum. Those seven points could have decided the game.

Run the ball!!!! Not late but the whole game. Runnn

As a falcons fan I was very happy to watch San Fran blow yet another Super Bowl.

dan can you please let people finish their points

I need a clarification about the rules 🏈. I know each team was guaranteed 1 possession, but was each team guaranteed the same number of possessions? Cause if it’s the first one, if both teams score a TD. Then the 49ers would have the first crack at sudden death.

Shanahan made the right choice. If you score a touchdown, you know you have the ball with next score wins. If he kicks, and they both score a touchdown, Mahomes has the ball with next score win. Then everyone is killing him for letting Mahomes win with a FG. Please stop this nonsense.

Pat kept a poker face during the coin toss 😂

They changed the OT Rules to stop 15, and it still didn’t work.

Niner really miss Greenlaw

I don’t watch football, but this is such an insightful and interesting discussion

The new meta is to blame bad decisions on the analytics.

Don’t blame Shanny, that was Mahomes out there, he’s unstoppable and clutch.. He plays back yard football and there is no planning for that

Kittle revenge 😂😂😂😂

Nice to see MVS redeem himself during against the Bills and again against SF.

People love talking about hindsight

That wasn’t a muffed punt 😂

Yall don’t realized the 9ers would’ve been up by 4 if they made that 1pt kick that got blocked

I disagree with Greeny. Now if this was college football, then yes you always take defense if you can, but this is NOT college overtime rules. Here are some differences: 1) You get the ball at the opponents 25, but at the opposite end of the field in the NFL 2) In college, you have to go for 2 points after scoring a TD in the second overtime and only 2 point conversions are attempted in the third overtime. 3) In the NFL, whoever has the ball third wins with any score. Armed with the above info, here are the possible outcomes in NFL OT: A) First team scores a TD, second team scores a TD, and first team wins with a FG B) First team scores a FG, second team scores a FG and first team wins on a FG C) First team scores a TD and second team wins with a TD and 2 point conversion. D) First team scores a FG and second team scores a TD (I’m leaving out the obvious outcome of the first team scoring no points) So, if you look at the math, the win opportunity in the NFL is about even. That means other info must be considered to finalize your decision, and in the Niner’s case Kyles said that THE DEFENSE WAS GASSED and would have an entire field to defend. Also when the defense was better rested, they were able to stop KC from scoring TDs. So, since you know that Mahomes is going to get the ball regardless and of course you want to stop him, why give him a weakened Defense to work against? I know everyone is saying that you give PM an extra down, but the Niner’s still had their chance to stop them at 4th and 1. That was the game and they didn’t do it. So no, I don’t think that the decision not to kick in OT cost the Niners the game. They had a 3rd and 4 that wins the game if they convert. They shied away from CMC after he fumbled while KC kept confidence in both Pacheco and Pat after their turnovers. And of course, Jones was completely unblocked which was an inexcusable error at a critical juncture in the game (KC would have been forced to win the game on a 2 point conversion…) Give Kyle a break. This was not a slam dunk goofball decision but any means. It was thought out before the playoffs, and made sense given the situation, but we have the luxury of hindsight critique.

49ers with a kid QB in OT in SB. Less pressure going first.

Would love to have a job were I get to 2nd guess peoples decisions

Hilarious how a guy who ran out the back of the endzone is an expert of anything 🤣 😂 😆

Taking the ball first means that if SF scores a touchdown, and the Chiefs answer with one of their own, then the 49ers could end it with a field goal. Moreover, the defense had just finished an 11-play drive in under two minutes. Nick Bosa, like the other guys on defense were gassed, and fighting for air. A lengthy offensive drive gives the defense a chance to rest. There were pros and cons for both options. As a 49ers fan, we probably still lose even if we let the Chiefs have first possession.

I never thought about the coin toss last night. With the new rules and both teams get the ball no matter what, you should always defer and take ball 2nd…..with old rules you take the ball first since a td wins the game ….

Excuses excuses. Patrick Mahomes is the best player in football!

No that 3rd n 4 after the 2 min warning not running the ball, but passing incomplete in the chiefs save 2 timeouts

Dan is crazy (and why he's not a coach) to say he'd go for it on 4th and 4 at the 9 with the first possession in OT of the Super Bowl. Suddenly you would gain confidence in your defense to stop a KC FG that would win the game? Man, Danny O. is as good an analyst as he was a QB and coach combined. That said, he is right that SF should've played defense first.

Kyle S approach wasn’t wrong actually. Defense was dummy tired. They was already walking up the field on them. He gambled and thought they’d score a TD and let’s be honest they did exactly that. Unfortunately kc defense showed up when it mattered the most. You know the old say damned if you do damned if you don’t cuz best believe if San Fran did the opposite and still lost you still be complaining about the decision hahaah😂that’s facts

Dan really up here talking like he’s the greatest 😭bro acting like if he was coaching the 49ers they would’ve had 50 points on the Chiefs

Wasn’t a mistake. Just unfortunate

There was confusion over the new OT rules. I think they thought that even though the Chiefs made a TD, the niners would be able to get a kickoff & possession and try to tie and then go ahead with an extra point.

They didn’t know the new rule that came out two years ago

Had the OT rules not been changed the 49ers would have won 😂 thank the Bills for making the change and giving Mahomes another ring

ive watched tons of analysis and only one pundit talked about how kc gets away with tons of blatant holding the niners d was gassed at the end because of that

I don't want any active QB to be compared to Papa Patrick ever again. I don't want Kittle compared to Kelce ever again.

At least 2 SF players have stated that they thought if SF scored a touchdown, the game was over. No harm, no foul on what they thought since they kicked a field goal

Their 20/20 Hindsight is right on target. You trust your team, you want the ball plus your defense gets to rest a few minutes. They couldn't convert a touchdown and failed.

CMC should had 30 carries Kyle blew it

That was an incredible game - Kyle didn't make a mistake, just forgot for the briefest of moments who he was about to give the ball back to. No coach is perfect, but you have to be if Patrick is on the other side of the field, which is why the Chiefs are now a dynasty.

Imagine if the 49ers had scored a TD and celebrated, thinking they had won the Super Bowl 💀

You can tell the 49ers didn’t completely know the OT rules and neither did I. I’m sitting in my living room going crazy wondering why the Chiefs never called a timeout down 3 with the clock running down in the first OT and come to find out it just would’ve went to a 6th quarter. 9ers were playing defense like they had the clock on their side

It’s only one line to describe Kyle Shannahan “Like father, like son.

The kickers for both teams kept this game going 😂😂

What a lot people miss is that in regulation if he ran the ball on 3rd and 4 in 1:50

falcons fans watching kyle shanahan fumble another super bowl in OT

Kyle Shanahan is the Doc Rivers of the NFL

Chris Jones is the real MVP. Love the Chiefs, but we all know he's the reason they win.

Excuses, excuses, anything to discredit the chiefs. Yeah give Mahomes the ball first and they will score. And then put the chiefs' defense to put pressure on Purdy to score afterwards. Right. Shanahan knew to take the ball 1st. Whichever way it would have went, chiefs were going to win😊

The 49ers lost the game when Shanahan refused to give McCaffery the ball after the Mahomes interception in the 3rd and on the 3rd and 4 play with under two minutes left in regulation. Steve Wilks was completely incompetent as a defensive coordinator, and I'm convinced that any good starting QB in the NFL would have led the Chiefs to victory last night, but it never should have come to that.

That’s why Wilks was fired. Our defense didn’t make a stop

Taking the ball first was not a mistake. It just came down to how costly the hold was that left it 4th and 4 after the 3rd down incompletion. People are going to say, you can’t give Patrick 4 downs. Well, it’s way worse to spot him a lead. He NEVER loses in that situation.

It’s crazy how they changed the rules and the chief benefit from it .

Kyle can’t win the big game

Did not realize that Aiyuk was wide open in the end zone when sneed slipped and you can even see he was frustrated when the ball was thrown to Jennings’s

The play right at the end, 3:13 in this video, Aiyuk was wide open right in the middle :(

Says the guy who ran out of the back of the end. Oh your so perfect Dan ..😂😂

After the fact everyone knows the right play/answer. How convenient 🤔

If I’m the coach I’m doubling Chris Jones all game.

That blocked extra point in regulation was HUGE.

There is no advantage to go first. Why give Patrick the last chance in OT? Dans right in this case. Kyle always defends his decisions, never says I blew it, never.

@6:17 the flip really switched huh? lol

Why do all the pundits forget Pacheco fumbling the ball on first and goal?

There was a game manager out there for one team, and a game changer for the other team so it's not surprising that they'd rather no pressure on their game managing QB when they could try and let the defense save the day.

I do think that the end of it counts as the end of a quarter instead of half should probably be changed.

I think the playoff overtime rules should be college rules… would’ve been so lit

I'm not even a San Francisco 49ers fan and I felt really bad for them. What a way to lose on the biggest stage... what a shame.

This is bull! If KC didn't score, they'd be saying SF did the right thing. Let's face it, the Swifties won. So predictable.

Kyle didn't make a mistake on deciding to get the ball 1st. Neither teams can guarantee a score whether they get the ball 1st or not. Both teams still has to score in OT, unfortunately one scored a fg and the other scored a td. Blaming Kyle for wanting to get the ball 1st is ABSURD !