Falcons-Colts Refs Made Critical Coin-Toss Mistake Before Overtime
Summary
The Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons played an NFL game in Berlin, where a mistake occurred during the pre-overtime coin toss. Referees initially designated the Colts as the visiting team instead of the home team, leading to the coin toss being redone. The Colts won the game in overtime thanks to a standout performance by Jonathan Taylor.Key Facts
- The Colts and Falcons played their NFL game in Berlin, Germany.
- During overtime, the referees mistakenly labeled the Colts as the visiting team for the coin toss.
- The coin toss was redone, and the Falcons won the second toss.
- The Colts won the game 31-25, with a game-winning touchdown in overtime.
- Jonathan Taylor of the Colts had 244 yards and three touchdowns.
- Taylor is one of four NFL players to achieve 7,000 rushing yards and 70 touchdowns before age 27.
- The Colts now have an 8-2 record, tying them for the best in the NFL.
- The Falcons have a 3-6 record after losing their last four games.
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