The epic shootout between Bryce Young’s Panthers and Michael Penix Jr.’s Falcons required overtime, with the game tied 27 apiece after 60 minutes. When Young went to meet Clay Martin for the coin toss, the head referee made a bizarre mistake.

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When overtime began, Blakeman announced the Colts as the visiting team and allowed Indianapolis to call the toss. The Colts called tails and the coin came up tails, but the designation was wrong. The Colts were the home team for Berlin game.

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With the Panthers and Falcons tied 27-27 today in Atlanta, the game went to overtime and the Panthers won the toss. The referee asked Panthers captain Bryce Young what he wanted to do, and he said, "We want to kick that way," pointing in the direction he wanted to kick.