The coordination behavior of the imido derivatives of sulfur Me3SiNSE (E = O, NSiMe3) towards the 16‐electron complex [CpCr(NO)2]BF4 has been studied. In both cases coordination through an η1‐N linkage occurs as well as elimination of Me3SiF to afford the metalated derivatives Cp(NO)2CrNSE, which as N‐nucleophiles are additionally bound to the also‐formed electrophilic BF3 molecule (1, 2). Neither the possible addition products [Cp(NO)2Cr{N(SiMe3)SE}]BF4 as intermediates in the synthesis of 1, 2 nor the BF3‐free derivatives Cp(NO)2CrNSE as elimination products of 1, 2 could be stabilized or generated. The molecular structures of 1, 2 have been determined by single crystal X‐ray analyses. Both compounds contain a distorted tetrahedrally configured chromium center and an almost planar zig‐zag conformation of their sulfinyl imido (F3BNSO) and sulfur diimido ligand (F3BNSNSiMe3), respectively.