Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1079 Innocent Angel
Vic Fangio, the legendary NFL defensive player.

Before taking over as head coach of the Denver Broncos this season, he had been in the league for more than 20 years.

The Philadelphia Eagles, Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, New Orleans Saints, Carolina Panthers, San Francisco 49ers, Indianapolis Colts, Houston Texans and many other teams have left behind his wisdom and wealth, and his contribution to NFL defensive tactics is far more than just one or two.

However, somewhat surprisingly, this was Fangio's first time as head coach of the team.

In the conception, such a defensive master made a significant contribution to the transformation of the entire league's passing defense. Coupled with top players like Von Miller, the Denver Broncos' defense can complete the transformation in Fangio's hands and become the foundation and confidence of the Denver Broncos against the league.

The four consecutive losses at the start of the season showed that the team was still adapting and adjusting; the subsequent two consecutive wins proved that the team was on the right track and gradually showing its power.

As a result, his true colors were exposed in the Kansas City Chiefs' fierce attack.

The key to everything lies in Levi.

Last week against the Houston Texans, Levi and Watt put on a wonderful peak battle, meeting all the expectations of the fanatical fans.

Coming to this week, there is no doubt that there is a big question mark as to whether Levi's physical condition can withstand continuous high-intensity confrontation, especially under the high altitude test in Denver.

And Levi once again delivered a perfect answer.

Fangio's defensive strategy is "light box, heavy backfield", which can be simply understood as reducing the impact on the quarterback and focusing on the defense of the outside receivers.

The box mentioned here is the pocket.

Of course, this is not entirely true. The Denver Broncos still often raid the quarterback from the weak side; but overall, Fangio shifted the target from the quarterback to the wide receiver. Unlike the quarterback standing in the pocket protection, the wide receiver is exposed and can be double-teamed by multiple people.

Some people believe that sack the quarterback to solve the problem at the root; others believe that targeting the wide receiver to solve the problem at the tail end.

No matter whether it is a black cat or a white cat, a cat that can catch mice is a good cat.

Such tactics quickly became popular in the league that held high the banner of passing the ball. As more and more teams put all the focus of the salary cap on the quarterback and expected the quarterback to turn the tide, Fangio's defensive tactics took a different approach to silence all the teams.

No matter how good the quarterback is, if the wide receiver can’t control the football, what does that matter?

The Kansas City Chiefs are no exception. Mahomes' strong rise last season took the league by storm, once again proving Reid's ability to coach quarterbacks. Although the defending champions still insist on a balance between passing and running, they did open up the situation in the passing offense, and Levi's guest appearances as a wide receiver are continuing to increase.

After all, passing the ball is still the development trend of the entire league.

However, facing Fangio in this game, Reid proved with practical actions that the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive tactics are ever-changing and have unlimited possibilities.

With two top players in Mahomes and Levi, Reid made the read-option offense flourish.

In the last game, facing the super-god Watt, the Kansas City Chiefs unfortunately failed to show the power of the read-option offense; in this game, facing Von Miller, whose main job is a linebacker, who should be better at defending the read-option offense, the cooperation between Mahomes and Levi made Miller feel ashamed of being played by a cat.

In the whole game, Levi ran and caught the ball for 214 yards, and his total yardage once again exceeded , and he also had two successful passes.

One pass connected with Kelce, one pass connected with Mahomes, and the pass success rate was 100%.

"incredible!"

Not only the commentary booth in the live broadcast room, but also social networks went crazy.

"We used to discuss Watt's versatility. He seemed to be able to do everything except pass the ball. But now we should discuss the versatility of Watt's best friend Levi. He can run the ball, he can tackle, he can catch the ball, and he can also pass the ball!"

“Maybe, he can’t play football?”

Sensational! Shocking! Mighty!

From online to offline, everything went crazy, not just because Levi showed his all-round self again, the key point was - the feeling of relaxation.

At a mile high, facing the Denver Broncos led by Fangio, Levi was so relaxed and at ease, his leisurely posture was simply incredible.

The "Chiefs' Special" exploded with unparalleled power in the seamless cooperation between Mahomes and Levi. Miller was groping in the dark the whole time, running around in vain.

If Miller rushes towards Mahomes, it is Levi who holds the ball; if Miller guards Levi, it is Mahomes who holds the ball; if Miller strikes back, Mahomes and Levi cover each other while advancing on the ground.

The two players' tacit cooperation has countless combinations and they can respond on the spot at any time, making it hard to guard against.

tease.

Literally, Miller was played around with, a feeling of powerlessness and humiliation he hadn't felt since elementary school.

In the end, the result of the game was not surprising.

The Kansas City Chiefs swept the Denver Broncos with ease and devastation.

After the game, Levi looked for Miller to shake hands with sincerity.

In Miller's opinion, Levi was provocative, but Levi did not deny it. "You are not so timid as to dare to shake my hand, Mr. No. 1 linebacker in the league?"

The sarcasm, the teasing, and the innocent look on his face.

Miller exploded.

Miller refused to shake hands with Levi. He had to use all his strength to barely control his urge to punch Levi, and turned away in anger.

Rumor has it that the Denver Broncos locker room was smashed into a mess and Miller was ultimately unable to control his temper.

Moreover, Miller refused to attend the post-game press conference, and it was team manager John-Elway who personally persuaded Miller.

However, Elway was not sure whether this was a good idea because in the final press conference, Miller made a famous statement that shocked the entire league.

"Levi? I hope he breaks his legs."

The entire audience was in complete silence. It was so shocking and impactful that the reporters even forgot how to respond.

In fact, everyone knows that press conferences are just for show, and those ugly and dirty swear words should be kept in the locker room. No one wants to expose their ugly and distorted face in front of the public.

However! but!

Miller actually cursed directly like that.

Moreover, Miller had no control over himself at all. He knew what the media and netizens would say. Levi always played the innocent little white rabbit in front of the public.

Hell, that guy is actually the devil, okay?
Miller then added, "He's not an angel."

Reporter: Uh, this...

So, how should they respond? What a script, I haven't seen it before.

When the reporter told Levi what Miller said, Levi's face was full of sincerity, with an expression of holding his heart, "Oh, although I am very, very moved, I still have to reject his confession."

Shi refused.

(End of this chapter)