In what turned out to be one of the most insane NFL playoff games, perhaps in the history of the league, the Kansas City Chiefs finally edged the Buffalo Bills in an overtime thriller. However, due to the league's current overtime rules, Buffalo's season ended without having a chance to respond.

Many have taken to social media to voice their complaints, while some have chosen to back the NFL's current overtime rules (weird stance, but whatever). Since Sunday night, stars, rookies, former, and current players alike have all weighed in on the situation. First and foremost, here's what Saquon Barkley had to say about the Bills-Chiefs ending.

Pretty much. Teams who win in overtime win the coin toss more often than not. Former tight end for the Carolina Panthers, Greg Olsen had this to say about the NFL's overtime rules and the coin toss.

Even the NFL's younger stars acknowledge a change needs to be made. Detroit Lions standout rookie receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown sees the coin toss as having too much power. Based on the math, St. Brown is not wrong with his take here.

And then, of course, there are people like Keenan Allen who are defending the current overtime rules in the NFL. The Los Angeles Chargers star receiver points out that the defense needs to make a stop and the coin toss doesn't matter.

Although that's true, it's extremely rare when it happens. More often than not, the coin toss winning team scores a touchdown and it's game over. Additionally, if defense is that important, wouldn't that mean we deserve to see the opposing defense have a chance to make a stop as well? This is an incredibly flawed argument and makes no sense whatsoever. If anything, this argument points out the NFL needs to make the change immediately.

We'll see what happens, as this will be a hot topic throughout the offseason. The NFL typically goes through a thorough process to make potential rule changes. There is a handful that must be changed, but the overtime structure is at the top of the list.