Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1148 An unexpected start but a tail end
Dazzled, overwhelmed——

Changes are endless.

This is the offense of the Kansas City Chiefs, and this third-down, two-yard offense showed it to the fullest. The Tennessee Titans' defense, which was as sticky as candy throughout the game, was completely thrown off in this wave of offense and defense. From players to coaches, no one kept up with the tactical changes of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Hill, originally used as bait to attract attention, created a gap silently, and no one paid attention to him, so he tore out with light and nimble steps.

Quietly hiding his presence in the Tennessee Titans' chaotic defensive layout, he cut into the deep area along the sideline.

Then, wait for the pass.

Like Levi's clean pocket, Hill had no defenders within ten yards of him, and his route run cut into an empty space.

There was no interference, no collision, no obstruction. Hill easily took the football into his arms, turned around and started, driving straight into the goal.

Before the Tennessee Titans' defense could react, Hill had already used his speed advantage to cut into the red zone and break into the end zone.

Touchdown!

It's so easy, just like taking something out of a bag.

"Chief's Special", shines in the audience.

At the most critical moment, the Tennessee Titans' defense was directly blown up. They completely lost their judgment and layout from beginning to end and were completely confused. The connection between Levi and Hill was completely beyond expectations. Both players easily completed the touchdown in the no-man's land without any defensive confrontation.

Astonishing skills!
Not to mention the Tennessee Titans, even the commentators in the live broadcast room were not able to "see clearly as a bystander" and were completely unable to keep up with the rhythm of the Kansas City Chiefs. They held their breath the whole time, staring intently at the smooth transfer of the football between different players, and finally completing a fatal attack.

Mercury pours down like a stream! All in one go!
My head was full of buzzing sounds, and it eventually turned into a ruthless screaming machine. I even lost the ability to organize language, and could only sigh and scream.

Although the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive group continues to grow and transform this season, which is a fact that everyone in the league can see; but this team standing under the spotlight can still bring surprises time and time again, constantly refreshing cognition, leaving the entire league watching their heels——

Amazed.

A very, very important detail is that "this is the third consecutive game that Levi has scored a touchdown pass, not as a receiver, but as a quarterback."

"Who could believe that Levi still maintains a 100% passing success rate of out of passes, making him the most efficient and perfect quarterback in the league?"

"Wow. Wonderful, wonderful, really wonderful!"

Just when people thought Levi couldn't be any better, Levi took practical actions to silence those trolls and swept the entire league.

However, the game is not over yet.

The Kansas City Chiefs' final attack was so fast that with only 47 seconds left in the game, Tannehill and Henry still had time to challenge the Hail Mary after the Kansas City Chiefs completed the extra point kick.

This was also unexpected.

Reed: Time control failed, it's all Levi's fault.

But in fact, from another perspective, Reid adjusted his time control strategy. Unlike the game against the Green Bay Packers, he dared to give Tannehill the opportunity of a Hail Mary. Not everyone can become Rodgers.

Sure enough, Reed was right—

The Tennessee Titans' sticky style lacks explosiveness, whether it's Henry or Tannehill, and when they face the opportunity for a buzzer-beating comeback, Vrabel can't find a way.

Tannehill’s Hail Mary pass had no chance, not at all.

He couldn't even complete the pass. He was in a panic amid a wave of attacks from the Kansas City Chiefs' defensive front line. He had no chance to find a target to pass to. He moved around with the football in his hand and finally accomplished the feat of giving away a head.

A friendly sack was given to Chris Jones, adding to his personal statistics.

Such a dull way to end the game.

Tannehill: ...

The game ended just like that.

That's it?

Not exciting enough, not dramatic enough.

The tension and suspense that seemed to be at full blast disappeared quietly like a deflated balloon, leaving no trace and ending in a void.

Period, put a stop there.

Originally, there were various speculations that the outcome was uncertain.

In fact, the Tennessee Titans did keep the suspense going until the very last moment, but no one expected it to end in such a disastrous way. First the defense was defeated, and then the offense fought to the end. The desperate and last-ditch effort that people expected did not happen.

Anticlimactic.

It was a wonderful match but there was no matching and exciting ending. The way the game ended was so sloppy that it was hard to react.

Extremely disappointed.

Perhaps people anticipated the result but not the process.

Led by Tannehill, the Tennessee Titans returned to the playoff race with three consecutive wins. The light of "Henry the Great" shone in Nashville; but they still hit a wall with the Kansas City Chiefs. The defending champion was like an insurmountable wall, blocking their way forward.

The Kansas City Chiefs withstood the pressure and won another tough battle. Judging from the score and time, the difficulty was no less than the game against the Green Bay Packers; but in the end, the Kansas City Chiefs gritted their teeth and persevered to the end, winning three consecutive victories despite Mahomes' absence due to injury.

Momentum, continuation.

The coaches and professionals of other teams in the league all saw this and could not hide their disappointment and regret.

The Tennessee Titans missed the final window, and it will probably become increasingly difficult for them to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs and interrupt the defending champions' strong momentum to establish a dynasty.

Because according to the latest news from the league, Mahomes, who was originally expected to be out for a whole month, has recovered well. Not only is his injury not as serious as imagined, but Mahomes himself has actively cooperated with rehabilitation. He has returned to team training this week and has fully participated in preparations for the game against the Tennessee Titans.

However, Reid was cautious and asked Mahomes to observe for another week. There was no need to ruin the season's layout for a victory.

If all goes well, Mahomes will return to the starting lineup next week.

The Kansas City Chiefs are getting back on track.

Green Bay Packers. Minnesota Vikings. Tennessee Titans.

Three tough nuts and three tough battles, especially in the absence of Mahomes, the chaos and difficulties are clearly visible.

Originally, this could have been a turning point for a complete reshuffle of the season, but the Kansas City Chiefs, led by Levi, overcame the difficulties with unparalleled performance.

Next, the Kansas City Chiefs may be in a more difficult situation.

Is there no other way?

Or do we need to expect a New York giant to explode in the chaos, just like in the 2007 season, and with an incredible and nervous attitude, knock the New England Patriots, who had won all the regular season games, into the gutter?
So, who will play the role of Manning Jr. this time?

(End of this chapter)