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Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis
The worst part about the "play defense" argument is that it's saying one side needs to play defense in order to get it's offense the ball, while the other offense is virtually guaranteed to get the ball because of a coin toss. Why didn't the Patriots defense have to play any plays in OT? One more revolution on the coin flip giving the Chiefs the ball wouldn't be fair either. Just a sad way to end things, and Matthew Slater might be the actual GOAT because he's two for two in Pats OT playoff games on coin toss calls, victories where the other team never saw the ball.
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I think in the playoffs it should be a full 15 minute OT. But then you get into tv problems.
Or how about the higher seed wins if the game ends in a tie. Then the teams know what that have to do.