>most important American sports event of the year >tied

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>We still use the imperial system
>Fahrenheit
>Speaking English
>debate if climate change is real

Well...

>>76368856
falcons could have won in regulation or prevented the patriots from scoring a touchdown in ot

>>76368856
The outcome wasn't decided by a coin toss. It was decided by the self-immolation of the Atlanta Falcons. When you choke that hard, no amount of second chances are going to help you out.

>>76368876
>self-hating faggots

Man, I hate those types.

>>76368878
>>76368882
Could it have been avoided though? Why were the Failcons hellbent on scoring, instead of keeping the ball and running the clock in the last quarter?

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>>76368921
>not criticizing the bad parts of your country

Regardless, the imperial system is an idiotic measuring system.

This is also how we decide the presidency in the event of a tie.

http://lombardiave.com/2017/02/06/super-bowl-51-overtime-coin-toss/

>>76368951
this

you should've listened to jimmy carter, he wanted to introduce the metric system in the US

>>76369013
So did Nixon and Ford, they were actually making teachers learn it so they could teach it in the mid 70s. We also almost had universal health care back then too. Fucking democrats.

>>76368951
>>76369013
If only we had listened to Lincoln Chafee!

>>76368856
rodgersstaringatcointhatdoesntflip.webm

>>76368927
There are plenty of things that could have been avoided. There are a shitload of mistakes they shitbirds made, but that's the nature of choking. When you make a series of mistakes, it's difficult to stop the bleeding if your team doesn't have enough resolve to stop the bleeding.

As for why they kept on trying to score. They went with what they knew and what put them past other teams all year long, just like the Packers. If they scored just one more field goal or touchdown, they probably would have won, so they panicked.

First overtime in the history of the Super Bowl but you're going to complain because it happened once are you serious

>>76368963
That's not what the Constitution says. It says the House has to keep voting and revoting, with each state getting 1 vote, until someone wins. It's not likely they would need more than one runoff vote in the current landscape.