Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1068 Burning Universe
Watt, awesome!
This is something everyone knows. Due to the strong rise of Aaron Donald in the past two years, the entire league has been discussing these two defensive geniuses and who is stronger and weaker. Professionals have different opinions.

However, Levi now has the answer -

watt.

no doubt.

And, not just a little bit, Watt is more than one body length ahead of Donald.

There is no meaning to belittle Donald. Levi is also full of respect for Donald. Donald's bull rush is still an unsolvable raid in the league.

But Donald only has one trick up his sleeve.

Objectively speaking, a unique trick can reach the limit and unify the world. This is the case with Donald. This trick is too powerful and tough, and it is two levels ahead of others. Naturally, Donald does not need other skills, and he can solve the problem every time by using his unique trick.

The problem is that Donald's one-trick pony is too physically demanding.

Putting aside the potential risks of injury and the decline in physical function due to aging, just looking at the daily situation, once Donald is unwell or in poor condition, his one-trick pony will be ineffective.

In a way, Donald is like a running back.

The problem with Donald is that after his one trick fails, the quality of the entire confrontation drops severely, and his other abilities are not enough to bring enough pressure.

So, even as a running back, Donald is most similar to "Beast Mode" Lynch.

Watt, however, was different.

The body is the foundation of everything. Watt is undoubtedly a beast-level player, terrifying, and many of his confrontations do rely on the body.

But the difference is that he does not rely entirely on the body.

Technology. Tactics. Observation. Anticipation.

It's all Watt's ability.

In fact, Watt is a player who relies on his brain to play. His comprehensive skills can cover different positions of the defensive team, and then through his own observation and prediction, he can make accurate choices and cause damage to the offensive team.

It is precisely because of this that when Watt's body cannot keep up with the intensity of the game, he still has potential to be tapped.

In the second quarter of today's game, Watt showed why he can be called a strong candidate for GOAT.

As a defensive end, but coach O'Brien uses Watt as a linebacker——

Pressure. Raid. Tackle. Intercept. Pass. Cover.

Watt's figure was everywhere within five yards above and below the line of scrimmage, and Watt burned his little universe and burst out with incredible power.

Dominance!
Although the Kansas City Chiefs tried to break the deadlock with a read option offense, Watt's unparalleled performance put Mahomes under tremendous pressure.

Even the commentator exclaimed, "Watt in his prime is back."

Two sacks, two effective hits, and one pass breakup, this was just the defense that Watt completed against Mahomes in one quarter of the game.

He intercepted Levi twice, teamed up to defend Kelsey twice, and his figure covered the entire court.

The most exciting duel in the first half was the peak confrontation between Watt and Levi.

Mahomes directly handed the football to Levi without any fake moves. Levi relied on a quick start to gain the upper hand, using a fake move as bait to try to break through Watt directly. After a fake move, he completed a change of direction between Watt's arms.

Watt had completed half of the tackle but was unable to actually tackle Levi, and was able to escape.

However, Watt's second reaction was quick, with his right leg as the center, spinning at high speed like a gyroscope, and before Levi could speed up, he pounced and hit. The collision was not the point, Watt poked upward from under Levi's left hand, and in the split second between losing his center of gravity and trying to grab, Watt's incredible reaction ability grasped the key, which was the point.

The football flew back into the air.

Levi was hit and lost his balance, and at the same time lost the ball and fell into chaos——

You know, Levi's ball-protecting ability has always been top in the league. In his third season in the NFL, he has only lost the ball twice, which is a new record in the league.

However, Watt actually managed to break Levi's ball protection in the fast-changing and powerful collision.

The whole audience took a deep breath.

Seeing that Watt and Levi were about to die together, Watt once again completed a life-threatening top defense, and at the critical moment, Levi showed his ability.

When he was about to fall due to losing balance, Levi pushed himself forward and with his upper body almost parallel to the ground, he made an incredible 180-degree turn, facing the sky with his hands stretched out, and miraculously picked up the football that had lost its freedom and was floating in the air.

Control the ball again.

Not only did he control himself, but he also demonstrated "Chinese Kung Fu" by using the skill of crossing a river on a reed to defy gravity when his back was about to land, and he took two more steps forward.

Then, he fell to the ground.

Watt played brilliant defense and Levi made a great save, but in the end Watt was still better. Although Levi turned the tide, controlled the ball and continued to advance, the Houston Texans still managed to strike out the Kansas City Chiefs after many twists and turns.

This attack and defense is the essence of the second quarter.

Watts, Watts, and more Watts.

The Kansas City Chiefs' offense continued to perform well, but in the face of Watt's fierce defense, Levi's condition continued to improve and he was able to barely fight back.

Mahomes obviously felt tremendous pressure. He was lucky to have only one interception in the first half. His passing success rate of less than 50% once again made people feel Mahomes' youth. Even though he has made great progress this season, in the final analysis, this is only his second season as a starter.

Under the sudden pressure, Mahomes' pass was shattered. No wonder the Kansas City Chiefs have not adopted the "Cheating Motion". This tactic is not mature enough. Now Mahomes' pass success rate is not guaranteed, and the result of using it rashly may be a mistake.

Watt, like a mountain, stood in front of the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive team, showing his invincible style.

This is undoubtedly a GOAT-level performance.

Even Coach Burns admitted that Watt played crazy today.

In the playoffs last season, Watt had been looking forward to advancing to the American League Finals and competing with Levi again, but unfortunately he was eliminated in the wild card game again. Although Watt has never shown it, he has been working hard in his own way.

In the first quarter of today's game, Watt was suppressed by the Kansas City Chiefs, and his fighting spirit finally awakened.

With Watt's unparalleled performance, the offensive team led by Watson finally showed momentum.

Objectively speaking, although Watson is slightly inferior to young players like Jackson and Mahomes, he has indeed experienced comprehensive growth and transformation as he entered his third year.

Especially in terms of passing.

Watson's passing ability is neither better than others nor worse than others, at least it's not bad. Coupled with his excellent ground running ability, the offensive advancement has become significantly more stable.

So, what the Baltimore Ravens failed to do, the Houston Texans actually did.

Entering halftime with a lead.

The entire league exclaimed in surprise. They didn’t expect it. They absolutely didn’t expect it!
(End of this chapter)