Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1074 Who can compete with you?
Intercept.

For the second consecutive offensive drive, the second consecutive interception, and the second consecutive quarterback pass error.

Under pressure, Watson made all the mistakes a rookie quarterback could make.

Fowler didn't even need to move, he just watched the football fly towards him as if he was a wide receiver for the Houston Texans.

Fowler naturally had no chance of missing it and accepted it with a smile.

And, this is still not the end.

After Fowler completed the interception, he started from the spot and quickly launched a return attack.

With light and nimble steps, he rushed towards the Houston Texans' offensive line at full speed.

However, the Houston Texans were completely confused and did not anticipate such an accident. Although Watson's 45-yard pass increased the difficulty of Fowler's return, Fowler stood in an open space and rushed forward with all his strength without any obstruction.

Change direction. Dodge. Change lane.

Under the cover of the Kansas City Chiefs' defense, Fowler returned to the line of scrimmage in an unstoppable manner. At this time, the Houston Texans' offensive group was like a pile of loose sand, with only Watson standing there in a daze.

Watson finally came to his senses and dived towards Fowler.

As the two were about to meet, Fowler took a deep breath, jumped, and flew over Watson's grappling move in a hurdle-like posture.

Watson: ??? This is... a humiliation under the crotch?
Fowler didn't have time to pay attention to Watson's surprise. After landing, he staggered forward. At this time, the backcourt was completely clear and unattended.

Tapping.

Fowler ran all the way and even had time to open his arms and feel the freedom and unrestrainedness of the wind. The huge crowd behind him could no longer catch up.

Drive straight in and strike deadly—

The interception was returned for a touchdown.

Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah!
Arrowhead Stadium was boiling with excitement.

Watson held his head in despair and lay on the ground, motionless like a corpse:
How did things develop to this point?

"Unbelievable! All this is unbelievable!"

"It was a disastrous ten minutes for the Houston Texans."

"First, he lost his sharpness on the defensive end. Reed took the lead in tactical games. Levi completely entangled Watt and broke the balance of the confrontation. The clash between the league's best offensive player and the league's best defensive player, Levi proved himself. He deserves to be the best player in the league now."

"Then the offensive team sent two steals. Watson's recklessness and impatience at the critical moment completely ruined his advantage. Now the game is completely under the control of the Kansas City Chiefs."

"Wow! The Kansas Chief once again stood up to the tough test and proved his strength!"

On the sidelines, Watt looked at the scoreboard, a feeling of powerlessness gripping his heart.

"23:38".

Fifteen points, the difference between two possessions.

From a theoretical perspective, the Houston Texans still have an entire fourth quarter to turn around, overtake, and defeat their opponents, and the gap is not obvious.

However, that's just theory.

From the second quarter to the third quarter, the Houston Texans had given their all without reservation, using up all their energy to barely hold on to the situation, but in the blink of an eye, they were overtaken, left behind, and the gap between them and their opponents widened.

That feeling is not only bitter, but also desperate.

So, is this the difference between the Houston Texans and the Kansas City Chiefs?
Taking a deep breath, Watt looked at Levi across the court through the crowd.

Levi seemed to notice Watt's expression. He folded his hands across his chest, stared at Watt with burning eyes, and spoke word by word.

"No. It's over." Watt smiled: Yes, the game is not over.

They can choose to lose the game miserably, just like in the wild-card game last season, when the entire league was optimistic about them, but they were swept out by their division rivals, the Indianapolis Colts. What's even more absurd and ridiculous is that Lack, who defeated them easily, announced his retirement before the start of the new season, leaving them no chance for revenge.

They can also choose to fight to the end with their heads held high, a new season and a new atmosphere, prove their changes with practical actions, and write a completely different story. Even if they lose, they will leave Arrowhead Stadium with their heads held high.

Watt retracted his gaze and shouted at the offensive players who returned to the dugout in dejection, clapping and shouting at the top of his lungs.

"Fight back."

"We can fight back, we can surrender like losers, or we can fight to the end like winners. This is not the end."

“This shouldn’t be the end.”

"Move your damn asses!"

At the critical moment, Watt once again showed his leadership of the team.

The Kansas City Chiefs intercepted the ball and returned it for a touchdown. After the special teams extra point, the Houston Texans still had the ball. If Watson could cheer up and lead the team to score, they wouldn't even need a touchdown. As long as they could score, there would still be hope in the fourth quarter.

Watt needs Watson to cheer up and the offensive team to cheer up.

However... what a pity.

This game is destined not to belong to the Houston Texans.

Watson thought he had matured and transformed, but reality soon punctured his fantasy bubble. He is still far from being a mature quarterback. The continuous blows in the third quarter made him lose his sense of proportion.

He was eager to prove himself, but the more eager he was, the more flustered he became. His defensive reading and tactical organization... were a mess.

strike out.

When the Houston Texans' offense came on the field again, it ended with a strikeout. Although Levi was not in the defensive lineup, his presence haunted Watson and made him completely lost.

Watson looked around irritably and angrily, trying to find someone to vent his anger on, but this time, he failed.

And then...there was nothing else.

In the fourth quarter, when the Kansas City Chiefs' offense came on the field again, Levi was not there.

Reed knew that Levi was seriously overdrawn. In order to protect Levi and avoid injuries, Reed chose to let Levi sit on the sidelines and let Damien take on the responsibility of the main running back.

Moreover, the Kansas City Chiefs changed their strategy and no longer emphasized offensive scoring. They focused on controlling the situation and consuming time, which made it difficult for Watt to break through the iron wall. In addition, Watt himself was also seriously physically exhausted. The intensity and rhythm of the game in the fourth quarter showed a continuous downward trend. The game became deadlocked and no one could break the balance.

The fourth quarter was dull and boring, chaotic and fragmented.

After the peak clashes in the second and third quarters, the efficiency and intensity of the two teams' confrontation declined significantly, making it difficult to reproduce the excitement.

However, Watt still refused to leave the field, refused to rest, and refused to give up.

This defensive superstar fought to the end with great energy. Even though his physical strength could not keep up, his willpower, mental strength and decisiveness remained high.

And, instead of blindly insisting aimlessly, Watt has been looking for opportunities and creating opportunities, trying to turn the situation around for the Houston Texans.

It was awe-inspiring and truly showed off the three-time league's best defensive player at his peak.

The so-called superstar halo is not given by others, but is earned by oneself.

Unfortunately, Watt was unable to create a miracle alone.

The game, amidst the chaos and turmoil, came to an end calmly.

(End of this chapter)