The Kansas City Chiefs' overtime win against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 2 has drawn scrutiny over how the game was decided, though reporting differs on exactly what happened.
Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio reported that a key overtime ruling ignored the "clear and obvious" standard, and that the Chiefs should have won after LaQuon Treadwell's fumble. Meanwhile, a Reddit post from user Sixfortyfive suggested the Colts made a procedural error during the overtime coin toss, mistakenly deferring when they won the flip, which allowed Patrick Mahomes to capitalize by electing to kick.
Yahoo Sports' Chris Cwik focused on Colts coach Shane Steichen's decision to settle for a field goal in overtime rather than pursue a touchdown against Mahomes, noting that the Chiefs quarterback led a game-winning drive afterward. ESPN's coverage of the game on Good Morning Football included discussion of the Chiefs' overtime victory but did not detail any controversial ruling or procedural error.