Who Won The Coin Toss Super Bowl 2019

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The coin toss felt overly complicated during Super Bowl 54.

The San Francisco 49ers won the coin toss by calling tails, and cornerback Richard Sherman kept it simple: “Defer.”

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And that’s where things got a bit awkward. The official, Bill Vinovich, turned to Kansas City Chiefs punter Dustin Colquitt.

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“Do you want the ball?” Vinovich asked.

And Colquitt looked confused. Because of course the Chiefs wanted the ball. That’s really the only option. Because when Sherman said “defer,” he was not deferring receiving the ball, he was deferring making a decision until the second half. Meaning the Chiefs had to pick between:

The opportunity to receive the kickoff, or to kick off; orThe choice of goal his team will defend

And so the Chiefs chose to receive the kickoff, because when the 49ers have their decision to make to start the second half — the one Sherman deferred — they will obviously choose to get the ball.

Got that? These rules are needlessly complicated, as we’ve talked about already this year. You’ve probably always assumed that the team that wins the toss just decides to kick or receive in the first half, and then whichever team doesn’t get the ball to start the game gets the ball to start the second half. If only it were so simple.

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Even Vinovich got tripped up as he concluded his announcement on the toss.

“San Francisco — excuse me, Kansas City will receive in the first half,” Vinovich said.

The coin toss shouldn’t be confusing. But ever since Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott miscommunicated with an official on the coin toss, the NFL has tried to make it fool-proof, which (of course) has made it hugely complicated.

Below is a full listing of the Super Bowl coin toss results and stats relating to the Super Bowl coin toss and check out our free prediction on the game. This history of the Super Bowl coin toss has every result since the Green Bay Packers won the coin toss with a ‘heads’ call in Super Bowl I in 1967. Betting on the Super Bowl coin toss is one of the most popular Super Bowl props every year. However, we would never recommend betting on such a thing. Even though Super Bowl coin toss history shows some definitive trends, this is still a random proposition and you are paying to much juice for a prop with 50/50 odds. At Doc’s Sports we have been handicapping the Super Bowl for nearly four decades and we isolate the Super Bowl Prop Bets that have high value.

Year

Super Bowl

Teams

Site

Coin Toss Result

Coin Toss Winner

1967

Super Bowl 1

Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10

Memorial Coliseum (Los Angeles, CA)

Heads

Packers

1968

Super Bowl 2

Green Bay 33, Oakland 14

Orange Bowl (Miami, FL)

Tails

Raiders

1969

Super Bowl 3

New York Jets 16, Baltimore 7

Orange Bowl (Miami, FL)

Heads

Jets

1970

Super Bowl 4

Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7

Tulane Stadium (New Orleans, LA)

Tails

Vikings

1971

Super Bowl 5

Baltimore 16, Dallas 13

Orange Bowl (Miami, FL)

Tails

Cowboys

1972

Super Bowl 6

Dallas 24, Miami 3

Tulane Stadium (New Orleans, LA)

Heads

Dolphins

1973

Super Bowl 7

Miami 14, Washington 7

Memorial Coliseum (Los Angeles, CA)

Heads

Dolphins

1974

Super Bowl 8

Miami 24, Minnesota 7

Rice Stadium (Houston, TX)

Heads

Dolphins

1975

Super Bowl 9

Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota 6

Tulane Stadium (New Orleans, LA)

Tails

Steelers

1976

Super Bowl 10

Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17

Orange Bowl (Miami, FL)

Heads

Cowboys

1977

Super Bowl 11

Oakland 32, Minnesota 14

Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)

Tails

Raiders

1978

Super Bowl 12

Dallas 27, Denver 10

Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, LA)

Heads

Cowboys

1979

Super Bowl 13

Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31

Orange Bowl (Miami, FL)

Heads

Cowboys

1980

Super Bowl 14

Pittsburgh 31, Los Angeles Rams 19

Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)

Heads

Rams

1981

Super Bowl 15

Oakland 27, Philadelphia 10

Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, LA)

Tails

Eagles

1982

Super Bowl 16

San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 21

Pontiac Silverdome (Detroit, MI)

Tails

49ers

1983

Super Bowl 17

Washington 27, Miami 17

Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)

Tails

Dolphins

1984

Super Bowl 18

Los Angeles Raiders 38, Washington 9

Tampa Stadium (Tampa, FL)

Heads

Raiders

1985

Super Bowl 19

San Francisco 38, Miami 16

Stanford Stadium (Stanford, CA)

Tails

49ers

1986

Super Bowl 20

Chicago 46, New England 10

Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, LA)

Tails

Bears

1987

Super Bowl 21

New York Giants 39, Denver 20

Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)

Tails

Broncos

1988

Super Bowl 22

Washington 42, Denver 10

Jack Murphy Stadium (San Diego, CA)

Heads

Redskins

1989

Super Bowl 23

San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16

Joe Robbie Stadium (Miami, FL)

Tails

49ers

1990

Super Bowl 24

San Francisco 55, Denver 10

Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, LA)

Heads

Broncos

1991

Super Bowl 25

New York Giants 20, Buffalo 19

Tampa Stadium (Tampa, FL)

Heads

Bills

1992

Super Bowl 26

Washington 37, Buffalo 24

Metrodome (Minneapolis, MN)

Heads

Redskins

1993

Super Bowl 27

Dallas 52, Buffalo 17

Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)

Heads

Bills

1994

Super Bowl 28

Dallas 30, Buffalo 13

Georgia Dome (Atlanta, GA)

Tails

Cowboys

1995

Super Bowl 29

San Francisco 49, San Diego 26

Joe Robbie Stadium (Miami, FL)

Heads

49ers

1996

Super Bowl 30

Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17

Sun Devil Stadium (Tempe, AZ)

Tails

Cowboys

1997

Super Bowl 31

Green Bay 35, New England 21

Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, LA)

Heads

Patriots

1998

Super Bowl 32

Denver 31, Green Bay 24

Qualcomm Stadium (San Diego, CA)

Tails

Packers

1999

Super Bowl 33

Denver 34, Atlanta 19

Pro Player Stadium (Miami, FL)

Tails

Falcons

2000

Super Bowl 34

St. Louis 23, Tennessee 16

Georgia Dome (Atlanta, GA)

Tails

Rams

2001

Super Bowl 35

Baltimore 34, New York Giants 7

Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, FL)

Tails

Giants

2002

Super Bowl 36

New England 20, St. Louis 17

Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, LA)

Heads

Rams

2003

Super Bowl 37

Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21

Qualcomm Stadium (San Diego, CA)

Tails

Buccaneers

2004

Super Bowl 38

New England 32, Carolina 29

Reliant Stadium (Houston, TX)

Tails

Panthers

2005

Super Bowl 39

New England 24, Philadelphia 21

ALLTELL Stadium (Jacksonville, FL)

Tails

Eagles

2006

Super Bowl 40

Pittsburgh 21, Seattle 10

Ford Field (Detroit, MI)

Tails

Seahawks

2007

Super Bowl 41

Indianapolis 29, Chicago 17

Dolphin Stadium (Miami, FL)

Heads

Bears

2008

Super Bowl 42

New York Giants 17, New England 14

University of Phoenix Stadium (Glendale, AZ)

Tails

Giants

2009

Super Bowl 43

Pittsburgh 27, Arizona 23

Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, FL)

Heads

Cardinals

2010

Super Bowl 44

New Orleans 31, Indianapolis 17

Sun Life Stadium (Miami, FL)

Heads

Saints

2011

Super Bowl 45

Green Bay 31, Pittsburgh 17

Cowboys Stadium (Arlington, TX)

Heads

Packers

2012

Super Bowl 46

New York Giants 21, New England 17

Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, IN)

Heads

Patriots

2013

Super Bowl 47

Baltimore 34, San Francisco 31

Superdome (New Orleans, LA)

Heads

Ravens

2014

Super Bowl 48

Seattle 43, Denver 8

MetLife Stadium (East Rutherford, NJ)

Tails

Seahawks

2015

Super Bowl 49

New England 28, Seattle 24

University of Phoenix Stadium (Glendale, AZ)

Tails

Seahawks

2016

Super Bowl 50

Denver 24, Carolina 10

Levi's Stadium (Santa Clara, CA)

Tails

Panthers

2017

Super Bowl 51

New England 34, Atlanta 28

NRG Stadium (Houston, TX)

Tails

Falcons

2018

Super Bowl 52

Philadelphia 41, New England 33

US Bank Stadium (Minneapolis, MN)

Heads

New England

2019

Super Bowl 53

New England 13, Los Angeles 3

Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta, GA)

Tails

Los Angeles

2020

Super Bowl 54

Kansas City 31, San Francisco 20

Hard Rock Stadium (Miami, FL)

Tails

San Francisco

2021

Super Bowl 55

Tampa Bay 31, Kansas City 9

Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, FL)

Heads

Kansas City