The Super Bowl is the biggest game of the year and with it comes the most notable coin toss. The coin toss determines who starts with the ball in every NFL game, but never is the spotlight ...

is the coin toss. As the road team, the Chiefs will get their choice on which side of the coin they want when they battle the Eagles in the season’s final game for the second time in three seasons.

the Chiefs had the honor of calling the coin toss and chose tails, emerging victorious. They decided to defer possession to the second half, which means the Eagles will kick off to start the game ...

The Kansas City Chiefs called the coin toss in Super Bowl 58. They called heads and won. The Chiefs deferred and opted to kick off, giving the San Francisco 49ers the ball to start the game.

The coin toss typically happens three minutes before the game begins, adding a brief but important ritual before the real action starts. Usually, the coin is a standard quarter, but sometimes ...

With Super Bowl LIX around the corner, we look at the result of every Super Bowl coin toss and whether heads or tails is the ...

The toss was TAILS ... to ensure a ‘clean game,’ meaning no foul language or hitting after a whistle has been blown. As we have seen, the referee then reveals the coin which had been flipped..

One of the easiest bets anyone can place on the Super Bowl is a wager on the coin toss. You don’t need to ... Bowl teams meet at midfield before the game and flip a coin to see who gets the ...

There is a 50 percent chance of predicting a coin toss correctly, and choosing one or the other doesn't give a team an edge in terms of the game's outcome. But with 58 previous Super Bowls ...

For those seeking more engagement, there are other prop bets related to the coin toss. These include predicting which team will win the toss or betting on a team to win both the toss and the game.