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The winner of the coin toss has lost the game in eight straight Super Bowls dating back to the 2014 regular season. Every coin toss winner over the past eight years has also chosen to defer.

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Wilson was no match for the coin toss curse. Super Bowl 50: Broncos 24-10 over Panthers Coin toss winner: Panthers One loss isn't a big deal, but the curse continued in Super Bowl 50.

The number of teams that won the opening coin toss and chose to defer has dramatically increased since the rule was adopted for the 2008 season — from 38 percent to 68 percent.

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It's only been since 2008 that the NFL started allowing coin-toss winners to defer their choice. Before then, winning coaches elected to receive the ball 99% of the time, according to ESPN.