The possession breakdown In the overtime period of Sunday’s AFC Championship Game looked like this:
Patriots: 4 minutes, 52 seconds.
Chiefs: zero seconds.
New England beat the Chiefs 37-31 in overtime at Arrowhead Stadium, and Kansas City’s offense never took the field. That’s how sudden-death overtime works, of course. If a team wins the coin flip and scores a touchdown, the game ends. Kick a field goal and the other team gets the ball with a chance to tie or win.
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