funny thing about this, the Chiefs proposed a rule change a couple years prior to give both teams a chance to touch the ball in overtime. Majority of the teams voted no and one of those teams was the Bills.

You just had to watch the chiefs and bills game live to fully experience the raw emotion that makes it the best game.

There are videos of the timeout with 8 seconds left in regulation. Kelce points out to Mahomes, that he can get 20 yards if the Bills play him a certain way. At the line of scrimmage, Kelce looks at Mahomes, and Mahomes responds with, "Do it Kelce, DO IT!" With the season on the line, these two play backyard football against the best pass defense in the NFL. Props to the Butkicker for nailing that field goal. He always hits the big ones.

I was at this game. One of the best games of all time.

One of, if not the best playoff game ever. I will forever be grateful I got to watch it with my dad. GO CHIEFS!

I normally don't like to overhype things, I wait for a couple of days usually to say if I think something is an all-time great performance or something. Immediately after this game ended I said it was maybe the best game I'd ever seen. You cannot explain to someone that didn't watch it live how it felt.

Another game is Chiefs-LA Rams in 2018. The combined score was 105 and the winner won by 3 points. Getcha some beer and chips (crisps) when you have a couple of hours to watch entire game. The high score is one of the reasons that Patrick Mahomes threw 50 TDs for 5,097 yards that year. Wild!

The thing that never gets mentioned about this game is Buffalo had the number 1 defense in football. Mahomes has had a lot of his best games against good defenses (Eagles SB57).

This game was Epic! Two of the beats teams in AFC battling to the last second! As a Chiefs fan I could be more proud! Go Chiefs!!

I'm from Buffalo and this game left me devastated 😭😭😭😭😭😭 Reflecting back on it today its the greatest game in NFL history. The Bills time will come to win the Super Bowl!

This is the game that changed overtime rules to now each team has a chance to score.

They all thought the game was over but nobody told Mahomes…

Overtime rules have changed a lot over the years, it used to be that it was just sudden death and even a field goal would end it without the other team getting the ball. When this happened the rule was a touchdown would end it, but a field goal would give the other team a possession. Now both teams are guaranteed a possession so Buffalo would have gotten a chance, but not then

I was at this game. Greatest game I’ve ever witnessed by far and don’t think it’ll ever be topped. Just incredible

I was there, absolutely the most intense game I've ever attended. My emotions were all over the place. Wish I could relive that day again. Parking lot after the game was crazy lol. Amazing talent on both teams.

As a lifelong Bills fan, we are accustomed to heartbreak after heartbreak, but this was truly one of the best football games I've ever seen even if the ending was not in our favor. Glad you guys reacted to this. Go Bills!

As a chiefs fan my main takeaway is thank God for Isiah Pacheco. Dude adds an element to our running game ceh simply doesn't have. Bruh run ANGRY

That was an epic game to watch live, nothing else like it. Watching it after the fact can’t match the electricity when you don’t know what’s going to happen and the impossible keeps happening.

you're not wrong. the Bills made it to FOUR STRAIGHT super bowls back in the day and lost all four.

My dad and I are lifelong Chiefs fans. I was at this game. This video made me happy to watch you guys enjoy this 😁

this is a playoff game with 2 of the most talented QBs of all time doing insane things. the other game was a regular season game that had a crazy fluke ending with terrible play on both sides. this is it

NEED TO WATCH MAHOMES TOP 27 PLAYS

Keep in mind that the changes in overtime that everyone is talking about is postseason only as well

Man looking back on this as a chiefs fan, there’s no way in hell we should’ve won. but a tired defence (because they chased hill for 4 qtrs) and an insane mind game by Kelce on the DBs really gave us the win. Truly one of the greatest victories in all of sports. Ps, Josh allen is definitely not slowing down, we gotta do this every time

Love rewatching this game so much!! Lmao bye bye Joshy!!!

You got to react to the 2019 divisional game highlights between the chiefs-texans that playoff game rivals this one you guys won't be disappointed

I thought my heart was going to jump out of my chest during this game.

If you were a fan of either of these teams watching this you know what it felt like. As a Bills fan I have never been on an emotional roller coaster like that in my life.

NFL OT rules are that if the first team to touch the ball kicks a field goal, then the other team gets a chance to match it or beat it. However, if the first team to touch the ball scores a touchdown then the game is over.

Want to know what makes this more impressive? Kelce called both plays on the :13 drive. In the huddle he said if Hill follows him up the seam he'll have an easy catch and down behind Kelce to get a big chunk and save clock. Then he said if Kelce's defender is on outside shoulder coverage he would have a straight shot up the seam for Mahomes to hit him in stride. Mahomes saw that coverage, called out "Do It Kelc" and hit him in stride. Kelce reads and understands defenses as well as most QBs in the league and I do believe that drive was his doing.

OT rules WHEN THIS GAME WAS PLAYED (recent changes occurred for the playoffs to allow both teams possession): if the team with first possession scores a touchdown, they win. If they score a field goal, or fail to score, the other team gets a possession. At that point, ANY points that take the lead wins. Keep in mind a defensive score always wins the game because a defensive score would necessarily mean that the scoring team had 2nd possession.

I was sitting about 8 rows up on the goal line where Kelce caught the game winning TD. I have been going to Chiefs games since I was 8 years old and I have never experienced the pandemonium and excitement that I did this game. When the Bills scored with 0:13 seconds left, I told the two Bills fans next to me that they better not kick the ball out of the back of the endzone because KC had two timeouts left and 0:13 is too much time for KC. I legitimately felt bad for those Bills fans. They were super cool about it all. It would have ripped my heart out.

The old OT rules were first score wins the game, THEN they changed to this (what you're currently watching). Each team gets a possession if the first possession results in a field goal, [or no score] but Kansas City scored a touchdown on the opening possession, so the game is over. Now, the news rules give each team a chance [possession]. College football has been doing this since the mid-1990s. It's referred to as "the Kansas tiebreaker" model from high school American 🏈.

I was there :) cried after. Let’s go chiefs

In the NFL during the regular season the OT rules are the first team to score wins the game as long as the first possession of OT ends in a Field Goal. In that case the other team gets the chance to match it or score a touchdown. After that the first score of any kind wins. During the postseason, if the first team to touch the ball gets a field goal or touchdown then the other team gets a chance to posses the ball and try to match it. OT is one 10 min quarter, if the scores are still tied, the game ends in a tie. During the postseason, the OT is 15 minutes long. If it's still tied, they switch directions and add another 15 min.

Love the channel men!! Keep it up!!

I would definitely watch highlights of Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, and Lamar Jackson. I would say Jalen Hurts too but he just got good this past season

This was like watching a competitive boxing match - equal opponents. You also understand why Overtime rules were changed, following year.

Yes it was, one heck of a game

As a lifelong Bills fan, this pains me. First time I've watched it since since live.

My favorite game ever, if I had to pick one. Go Chiefs! Thanks, mates.

At the time of this game there was no special overtime (OT) rule for the NFL. Because of this game, and in part the Chiefs vs Patriots AFC Championship game two seasons prior, they changed the OT rule ONLY for the playoffs. If the team of first possession gets a TD then the opposing team gets a chance. After that normal OT rules apply.

Just one of many epic playoff games for the Chiefs in the Mahomes era!

You guys need to do Titans vs. Lions week 3, 2012. They call it the craziest game no one has ever seen

Happy Father’s Day Daz

Absolutely love this review. Couple things though. First one and the MOST important. The Chiefs are in Kansas City, Missouri, NOT Kansas. Second, the NFL changed the OT rules because of this game.

I drive for Lyft and I gave a ride to Tyreek Hill and a teammate of his(didn't get his name) a few weeks ago

You should watch the highlights of that rams chiefs game from Nov 19 2018 or better yet watch the full game and edit it down was a beautiful game one of the best/ highest scoring of all time

They have since changed the rule so both teams have a chance to possess the ball in OT. This last SB was played under the new OT rules.

I can still see the game. Cost me 10 years of my life. Still, an incredibly crazy game.

So, this game was the final nail in the coffin for "a touchdown wins the game in overtime". There had been numerous attempts over the years for both teams to get possession of the ball, but it had been shot down. With as crazy as this game was, the league FINALLY realized that it would be even more polarizing if both teams at least got a shot at possessing the ball and making the game potentially come down to the last few seconds. Now, this rule change only applies in the post season. So regular season games can still end in this way. . .with a touchdown by the first team who gets the ball. But at least it gives the opposing teams a chance to actually try and stay in the game in the post season. The Chiefs lost in 2018 in the same fashion to the Patriots. It just comes down to what team has enough gas in the tank and who wants it more in the end now.

Daz has an incredible eye for the game for not being a native NFL fan

Best 3 channels: blokes, sophie, sports.. know me too well 🤣😂

9:24 - in NFL Overtime if one team kicks a field goal on their first possession then the opposing team gets a chance with the ball. But if one team scores a Touchdown in their first OT possession then the games over

Lol, it's so funny their first reaction was "they don't get to have the ball?". Because that's all anybody would talk about for months after this game. And then they ultimately changed the rules to make it so in the playoffs both teams get a possession. It used to be that ALL overtime games ended on the first score, even a field goal. So all anybody wanted was to win the coin toss and then kick a FG as soon as they got in range to end the game.

They changed the rule since this game. First TD wins was the rule, now both teams get a possession in the playoffs in overtime

Great reaction. Would love to see you check out Josh allens career highlights, he's still young and has already been an absolute menace.

Sadly they lost the AFC Championship game that yr to the Bengals. And just so you know .. we refer to them as the Chiefs, or KC . Because there is a state here in the US named Kansas , the Chiefs are not actually in that state , they are in the next state over called Missouri. These two states shared a city right on each boarder called Kansas City. But the Chiefs are in the Missouri side. I know it’s very confusing lol but fans from Missouri get deeply offended calling the Chiefs Kansas. I only mentioned because if your wanting to learn American football this is all part of it. Fans get real into their teams and support them. At that time , it was if only got a Field goal then the ball would go to the opponent and they would get an opportunity. But if you scored a TD in your first possession then game over. Reason being ..it’s much harder to make a drive and score a TD than to get into field goal range . In years past it used to be which ever team scored first even with a field goal would end the game .

The rules of over time in football at that time was first touchdown automatic win, field goal the other team gets an opportunity to score a field goal, or win with a touchdown. The rules now I believe have changed, both teams get an opportunity even with the first touchdown scored in over time.

They changed the overtime rule because of this game. Go Chiefs!

Just a note... KC Chiefs are in Kansas City Missouri, not Kansas. Love the videos and the real interest in American football

Only in college football does the other team get a chance to score too. Also, in college football the player only has to have one foot down after a catch (sideline throw/pass) and if a player falls down after a catch then they are ruled down, meaning a defender touching him isn't required for him to be down.

Packers vs Cardinals 2009 NFC Wildcard Game on "All Highlights" KZfaq channel . That game was loaded with talent and it had everything a great game needs. Aaron Rodgers, Kurt Warner, Larry Fitzgerald, Charles Woodson, Sam Shields, Donald Driver, Carlos Dansby, Beanie Wells, Dominic Rodgers-Cromartie, Steve Breston and Early Doucette. What a game it was.

The NFL OT used to be whoever scored first wins, 2021 in the playoffs they changed the rule to if it's a FG the other team gets a possession but if a Team scores a Touchdown the game was over. BECAUSE of this game they have changed the rule again lol Both teams will now get at least one possession, even if the team that has the first possession scores a touchdown.

Overtime rules: If you score a field goal, the other team gets a try. If you score a touchdown it’s over sudden death.

I would say the chiefs are more “Typical Citeh” in their history prior to drafting Mahomes (coming from a Chiefs and Man city fan). It was always something that happened that would have the season end in heartbreak

The rule at the time was that if you score a touchdown on your first possession, the game is over. This happened to the Chiefs in the AFC Championship in 2019 (2018 season). The Patriots won the coin toss in overtime and scored a touchdown to win the game. No rules were changed. After this game between the Chiefs and Bills, the NFL finally decided to change the rules to allow both teams to have a possession, regardless of the outcome, but only in the postseason (playoffs). In other words, when the rule hurt the Chiefs, no rule change. But when the rule benefitted the Chiefs, time to change the rules.

This is why you save your timeouts. You never know when you'll need them. Don't waste them to avoid a delay of game penalty, the 5 yards in the 3rd quarter are not worth the 40 seconds in the 4th quarter.

It was first touchdown in that year but due to how this game turned out they changed it to each team gets 1 possession

They changed the rules because of this game. It used to be if the team made a field goal kick, the other team could have a chance. Now it's touchdown for touchdown. By the way this game was to see who goes to the Superbowl. Afc championship game.

As a chiefs fan what an amazing game but bitter sweet since the next week they chocked and blew 21-3 lead to the Bengals

THE OT RULES CHANGED IN 2023

You're both right. At time of that game, if first team TD's it's over. If the first team gets FG, other team gets chance. Now, both teams get chance to TD if first TD's.

In overtime, its the first person to score wins. unless the team that gets it first only get a field goal. then the other team gets a chance

OT has changed a few times in the past like decade but as it stands if the first team gets a TD they win. If the first team only gets a field goal then the second team gets a chance, field goal tie's them and TD wins them the game. If neither team scores within the time period it's a tie

sudden death. its changed in the payoffs now. each team gets the ball once & if tied after that goes to sudden death

This game changed the OT rules in the playoffs so that both teams get a chance in OT and play continues until there is a winner.

At that point a touchdown would win but a field goal would give the other team a chance. They changed the rules after this to give both teams a possession no matter if the team that gets the ball first scores a touchdown or field goal. As has been mentioned, the Chiefs asked for this rule change a couple of years before because Tom Brady did the same thing to the Chiefs. Amusingly the Bills voted against that and it was not put into place at that time. Crazy but true, previous OT rules were first team to score in any way wins. That meant field goal or otherwise. That was changed a while back.

Common office blokes W

This game alone changed the entire OT rules lol

Bills should have squibbed the kick with 13 seconds to go, which would've taken time off the clock. KC got the ball with all 13 seconds. They boomed the kick out of the end zone, rather than forcing KC to waste time fielding a bouncing knuckle ball and trying to stop the clock.

city definitely did alright this year and didn't mess it up lol

Love the reaction as usual. If I have one criticism (and it’s not your fault as you wouldn’t be expected to know), it’s that you continue to call them “Kansas.” Kansas City is in the state of MISSOURI and the city actually predates the state of Kansas. Calling them the Kansas Chiefs is a mistake that many Americans also make (though they SHOULD know better) and it isn’t important to many, but it is incorrect. Great video as always though. Cheers!

The Chiefs are always so lucky in these close games. It isn't fair!

Guys, the rule is that if the Chiefs had kicked a field goal, the bills get the ball as well. If the 1st team to have the ball scores a TD or if there is a defensive score the game ends right then. That's why the Chiefs didn't just kick a FG when they got down close there.

The Bills kicker screwed up by kicking the ball out of the end zone with 13 seconds left. If he squib kicked it, the Chiefs player would've been forced to return it, and that would've burned some time off the clock

If the first team scores its over if they just hit a field goal then thats when the other team has a chance to win!

That Man City thing is apt. It wasn't for 17 years (I've heard Josh Allen took the number 17 for that stretch when the Bills missed the playoffs every year, that actually ended with Tyrod Taylor under center but not really being a game changer, so they really did trade up hard to be able to pick him the very next year). But it was for four years in the 90's, and it's been that way for about four years in a row now. They really do have the personnel to do it, but they're just not able to put it all together just yet. (Okay, Madden thinks their offensive line is patchy, but still. Probably why I always try to play the game with Tampa. /aside)

The Rams won the super bowl that year Rams vs Bengals

There are a lot of exciting endings to football games on youtube.

First touchdown wins but if you do a field goal the other team gets a chance to score to win or tie up again.

This is the yr that the Rams won the Superbowl against the Bengals

13 seconds. Then the Chiefs kingdom went on the charity for Josh Allen and donated millions of dollars in increments of 13 or 130 or 1300 dollars.

Okay the OT rules have been tricky since 09/10. Before the 2010 NFC Championship Game, the OT rules required only one one team to win FG or TD. After some controversy the league changed the rules where one team who kicks a FG, the other team has the right to score to tie, where after that the next score wins; but if the first OT possession ends in a TD that team wins unless the other team gains a pick 6. Those updated rules were efficient until the Chiefs/Bills OT divisional game you just saw. A lot of people didn't like seeing Allen on the sidelines; ultimately the league changed the OT rules once again where after the first team scores TD or FG, the next team will have a turn unless they get stopped or Int.

looks like the youtube algorithm wanted me to see this

Used to be... If you get a FG the other team gets a chance... If you get a TD game over... PM#15 1st year as a starter he lost in overtime to Brady and the Pats because Pats scored a TD on the opening drive. Chiefs petitioned to change the rule...denied! 2 years later the Chiefs win in the same fashion and the Bills petition to change the rule...accepted! Now both teams get 1 chance each regardless.

This guy's have been taking hits since little League, and big hits do not bother them, it's a part of the game. You can not play cautious, then you will get hurt.

You guys talking about Buffalo being that team that get so close only to lose. Well you couldn’t be more right they went to 4 straight Super Bowls at one point and lost 4 straight Super Bowls. Oh and you only get a chance in overtime if the team scores a field goal, A touchdown on the first possession ends it. Kind of a messed up way to end it, if u don’t win coin toss you might never touch the ball.

Everyone around me was sad as shit with 13 left and i knew with a timeout left, mahomes coild very easily do it

You must react to one of the greatest comebacks in NFL history--- the Jacksonville Jaguars vs. The San Diego Chargers in the playoffs last year. ....Yes, back in the early 1990s, the Buffalo Bills made it to the Superbowl 4 straight years, and lost every time!