Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1070 Key Role
"Levi!"

"The Houston Texans pretended to rush the pass, but actually played short pass defense, faked a shot, and relied on the zone defense to gain a numerical advantage in the short pass area."

"However, they were not able to fool Levi. Levi was not fooled at all. With an accurate prediction, Levi took the initiative to attack and block Watt's position."

"Dismantle the gear!"

"incredible!"

"Kelce! Mahomes took advantage of the opportunity and made the pass. It was a five-yard short pass to the right sideline. Mahomes and Kelce connected and made an accurate pass!"

"Pretty!"

"Watt tried to get rid of Levi and started again, but it was obviously too late!"

"Levi completed a beautiful mission and gained space for Kelsey."

"Kelce, Mahomes and Kelce are connected!"

"First attack, easy win!"

"Wow!"

"Watt tried to get rid of Levi, but it was too late. Kelce had already broken through the double team and used his physical advantage to force a breakthrough and continue forward."

"Kelsey!"

"Kelsey breaks free from the safety's tackle, beautiful!"

"End zone! Touchdown!"

“All in one go!”

"At the beginning of the second half, the Kansas City Chiefs started with a touchdown pass from Mahomes and Kelce, who scored a touchdown with a piercing shot!"

"The Houston Texans' lead has not yet warmed up, and the Kansas City Chiefs have successfully turned the situation around and regained the lead in this game."

"Wonderful! This is all so wonderful. Although it was Kelsey who scored the final touchdown, there is no doubt that Levi was the biggest contributor to this offense."

"Who would have thought that Levi could play such a role?"

"This reminds me of the famous 'Levi's Song' by the Kansas City Chiefs. Oh, Arrowhead Stadium is singing it—"

The whole place was boiling.

"He is here, he is there, he is everywhere, he is the edgewalker Levi Levi Levi!"

All the fans in the stadium stood up and sang loudly, shoulder to shoulder. Although this was completely different from Levi's usual running touchdowns that destroyed the opponent's defense; but there was no doubt that Levi showed the charm of a fringe walker in another way, ignited Arrowhead Stadium again, and reawakened the power of the home field.

"This...is unbelievable!"

"What I mean is that the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive tactics are so imaginative that they completely disrupted the Houston Texans' defensive strategy. O'Brien is obviously a little confused now and doesn't know how to adjust."

"I don't blame O'Brien. If it were me, I would come back from halftime with full confidence and plan tactics, ready to continue the strong performance in the first half. But when I came on the court in the second half, I found that the opponent used a set of tactics that I had never seen before to strangle me."

"If it were me, I would panic too."

"Following 'Cheating Motion,' the Kansas City Chiefs are once again showing off a completely different offensive tactic this season, and it's amazing what magic they have in their hats."

"This time, Levi is still the one playing the key role."

"Of course it's Levi, no surprise..."

In the live broadcast room and on social networks, the heat wave spread across the board, and no one was exempt.

On the court, Levi was sweating profusely and Watt was panting. Both of them were severely exhausted and were equally matched. Neither of them could gain the upper hand.

However, neither of them backed down. They stared at each other without giving in. They stretched out their right hands to each other, used each other's strength to stand up, and bumped shoulders.

Watt patted Levi on the shoulder and said, "Keep it up."

Levi bumped into Watt's body, "You better try your best."

A brief exchange of blows, both turned around. Watt: Grinning, that guy, damn, his knees are shaking now.

Levi: My whole body is burning and I’m exhausted. Wasn’t that guy injured? How could he still be so strong?

In the final analysis, Watt has the upper hand in physique and strength, but Levi is not troubled by injuries and has advantages in physical fitness and condition. In the back and forth, the two are evenly matched and it is difficult to tell who is better.

The next game will still be a head-on confrontation. It depends on who can hold on longer. You don’t need to hold on to the end, you just need to hold on longer than your opponent.

"23:24".

The Kansas City Chiefs regained the lead.

Now, all the pressure falls on the Houston Texans' offensive team.

Some people are excited.

Deshaun Watson is not worried about the game being in a stalemate, he is worried about not having the opportunity to show himself and prove himself.

In the second quarter, the Houston Texans performed well, but all the focus was on Watt; now Levi was staring at Watt tit for tat, which also meant that his moment to shine had finally arrived.

Spotlight, on.

He will prove himself, and Jackson and Mahomes will all step aside. He is the most talented and powerful among the younger generation.

He will prove himself that Levi is not worth mentioning at all. In the world of football, the quarterback is the only key person who controls life and death.

He will become the GOAT, and all these insignificant little characters will look up to him and won't even be able to get close to him.

However, three minutes later.

"Oh, the pass was incomplete. This is the third time on this drive."

"Of course, it is an objective fact that the Kansas City Chiefs defense exerts enough pressure on the front line; but is this pressure strong enough to overwhelm the Houston Texans?"

"not necessarily."

"Watson's defensive reading under pressure was seriously deviated. How did he find the gap? The entire passing route seemed inexplicable and entered the "three-no" area. I know he didn't want to pass the interception, but such a pass also didn't give his wide receivers any chance."

"In the face of opportunities and pressure, Watson's performance is still unconvincing."

then.

Intercept.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Mathieu recorded his third interception of the season, demonstrating the growth and transformation of the Kansas City Chiefs' secondary defense this season with an unparalleled performance, sending away the Houston Texans' offense and creating an opportunity for the home team's offense to return.

Watson: ...

Hey, this is not my fault. The defensive line suddenly rushed the pass to put pressure, Clark was about to be sacked, and Jones destroyed the passing vision with his blocking posture. I couldn't see the backfield clearly at all. I thought Hopkins was on the passing route. How did I know Mathieu was lying in ambush there?
Watson looked depressed, feeling that it was snowing in June and he was so wronged.

If there is anyone here who doesn't want to lose to Levi, he will be the first to bear the brunt. How could he ruin his own good situation with his own hands?

However, Watson's attempt to shirk responsibility was in vain.

The Kansas City Chiefs offense took the field, and this time had a great starting position at the Houston Texans' forty-one yard line.

On a first down, the Kansas City Chiefs were able to get into free kick territory.

But you don't need to ask to know that the Kansas City Chiefs' goal is more than just a free kick.

Across the field, Houston Texans head coach O'Brien was a little panicked.

Watson's interception was too fast, and the offense had too little time to take the initiative on the field, so they were unable to come up with a response strategy for the defense, and now they have to go on the field again.

How to do?
It has to be done, now I can only trust Watt.

Not surprisingly, the Houston Texans' prospects and hopes once again all rest on the scarred shoulders of Watt.

(End of this chapter)