The Kansas City Chiefs were left for dead in the fourth quarter, down 24-16 and having to go the length of the field in the closing minutes of the game (against the vaunted Denver Broncos defense, no less), just to force overtime. Quarterback Alex Smith had thrown for just 100 yards in the game up until that point, but it didn't matter.
Smith passed for 67 yards on that drive alone, culminating in this touchdown pass to Tyreek Hill with just 12 seconds left.
After review, it's ruled that Tyreek Hill gets the TOUCHDOWN to force overtime!
— Chat Sports (@ChatSports) November 28, 2016
Was it the right call? You decide: #SNF #KCvsDEN pic.twitter.com/8D8asSobv7
Did he get in? His knee came down before the ball crossed the goal line, but the referees ruled that Hill did not have control of the ball until he was in the end zone. With that catch, Hill become the first rookie since 1965 to have a rushing touchdown, receiving touchdown and return touchdown in the same game.
However, the Chiefs still needed a two-point conversion to tie the game, and they got it!
The 2-point conversion ties the game, sending it to OT! What a finish!! #SNF #KCvsDEN pic.twitter.com/olJpT69hm4
— Chat Sports (@ChatSports) November 28, 2016
This will go down as one of the craziest games and craziest endings of the season.
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