In a thrilling divisional-round playoff win over the Green Bay Packers, San Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw made a game-sealing interception that almost gave his team a heart attack. As Greenlaw ran around the field instead of going down, head coach Kyle Shanahan and tight end George Kittle experienced a rollercoaster of emotions.

Shanahan admitted that there were about three seconds where he didn't love Greenlaw, as he wanted him to go down with the ball. However, once Greenlaw hit the ground, Shanahan's love for him returned. Kittle echoed the sentiment, saying that the whole stadium was yelling at Greenlaw to get down and that it was the most stressful part of the night.

Greenlaw's interception was crucial in securing the 49ers' comeback win, and Shanahan acknowledged the role he played. Despite the stressful moments, Shanahan praised Greenlaw's performance and expressed his love for the linebacker.

The article suggests that Greenlaw's refusal to go down caused tension and anxiety for the 49ers during the game. However, it ultimately did not affect the outcome as the 49ers emerged victorious and advanced to the NFC Championship game.