Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1178 Twin Stars Shine
Timing, movement, steps—

Everything is perfect.

Melvin Ingram wasted no time, cutting into the pocket with smooth movements and getting in front of Levi before he could even start.

Ingram could even see the panicked eyes under Levi's helmet, which made the corners of his mouth slightly rise, revealing a cruel smile:

Lamb, don't worry, I'll be gentle. Oh, sorry, not Lamb, but Rookie, right?
Push off the ground, step forward, and lunge forward.

Ingram raised his arms high and pounced on him relentlessly.

Then, Ingram could see Levi's hurried footsteps constantly crossing sideways and changing steps in an attempt to get rid of him, but his messy footsteps had no time to create distance, just like the poor little thing trembling under the Grim Reaper's scythe in a horror movie. This gave Ingram a sense of accomplishment, and he became more and more excited, and his steps became faster and faster.

One step, two steps, three steps——

In just three steps, Ingram had shortened the distance and Levi was within reach.

A moment, a pause, and their eyes met.

Ingram and Levi's sights collided through their helmets.

Levi, smiled.

Ingram: ???
There was no panic and fear in Levi's eyes and mouth that Ingram expected. His calm posture and cunning eyes seemed to be mocking his stupidity.

Ingram was stunned, and a key word emerged in his mind:

Counterattack.

However, before Ingram could react and figure out what was going on, Levi raised his right hand high, and with a slight flick of his forearm and wrist, the football glided upwards lightly and nimbly.

Pass the ball.

Ingram's heart curled up into a ball in an instant. He didn't even have time to feel fear or panic. He subconsciously jumped on the spot, and his lateral movement was adjusted to a vertical jump. He stretched his hands to the extreme, trying to complete a block interception.

However, it was too late.

Before Ingram's feet could break free from the constraints of gravity, the football had already spun at high speed over his fingertips and escaped the blockade.

The next second, gravity pulled my body down, and my heart sank with it.

It was only then that shame and humiliation flooded Ingram's mind:

Who is the prey?

Not only Ingram and Bosa, but also Carter and Felix in front of the TV and in the Old Oak Tavern held their breath and stared with their eyes wide open.

The world stops turning.

Millions of eyes watched as the football spun at high speed and slid through the sky. It was a high parabolic pass, passing over the defensive line and linebackers and cornerbacks, rising high and falling quickly. It was just a short pass of five or six yards.

Then, fell into Kelsey's arms.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Watkins made a flying dive to break the screen and knocked away Los Angeles Chargers safety Jaylen Watkins, creating an opening.

Kelsey turned around and cut into the gap, advancing quickly.

A full fifteen yards!
Ah, ahhhh, ahhhh.

Felix was crazy, Carter was crazy, the whole Old Oak Tavern was completely crazy.

Everyone was high-fiving, everyone was cheering, celebrating wildly and wantonly.

Felix looked at Carter, Carter looked at Felix, they exchanged glances, and both shouted, "Fly!" Then, laughter surged unrestrainedly in their chests, burning wantonly and happily.

He fell to the ground after being double-teamed, but Kelsey easily took the first down.

Kelsey shook off the defensive players stacked on him, stood up quickly, and trotted towards Levi, screaming and roaring all the way.

Jump high and hit your palms!
The connection between the two captains of the Kansas City Chiefs' offense easily fooled the Los Angeles Chargers' defensive front line and tore a gap in the airtight defense.

Bosa was panting, Ingram was furious --

How could they forget Levi, the most successful running back who played as a quarterback this season? When they thought the Kansas City Chiefs would choose ground offense to open the situation, they never expected that the Kansas City Chiefs would use Levi as the ultimate bait and break the deadlock again with a pass.

Damn!

"Obviously, the Kansas City Chiefs are not prepared to take this game lightly. They are still aiming for victory, and their high morale shows no signs of weakening."

"If Wembley is eager to see a showdown, then we do have one now. In a stalemate, the Kansas City Chiefs have proved their ability to break the deadlock more than once this season. As long as they want, they can always maintain excellent competitiveness."

"The Los Angeles Chargers defense faces a difficult situation as the Kansas City Chiefs offense will be unpredictable and may even speed up further."

"Now, the Los Angeles Chargers' defensive team's desperate front-field suppression strategy is beginning to look monotonous. They need to realize that the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive team is adapting to such intensity and rhythm. If the defensive tactics are not adjusted in time, it is likely to become a loophole for the Kansas City Chiefs' counterattack."

Professional, as expected, the commentator in the live broadcast room’s views are correct.

The Kansas City Chiefs were on the 40-yard line at halftime, first down and 10 yards.

"attack!"

When Mahomes announced the kickoff again, the Los Angeles Chargers' defensive front line adopted a seven-man pass rush. Not only the defensive front line led by Bosa and Ingram, but also the linebackers and cornerbacks followed suit.

This is the defensive strategy adjustment of the Los Angeles Chargers: pressure, pressure, and more pressure. If the pass rush pressure so far is not enough to achieve the goal, then they only need to increase the pressure level and make Mahomes feel the pressure in all directions, and they will be able to break the balance of offense and defense.

The defensive line, linebackers, cornerbacks, and safeties completed cross-position changes in different positions, a dazzling alternation, and finally completed a seven-man pass rush.

The power that comes at you bursts out with a desperate and majestic momentum.

boom! Bang bang bang!
Impact, complete explosion.

However, it can be clearly seen that Mahomes's step back was not panicky or flustered.

The Kansas City Chiefs were mentally prepared for the layout and speed of their opponent's defensive tactics. Even with seven players rushing the pass, the entire pocket was in a panic. Mahomes was like a small boat in a storm that could capsize at any time, precarious and shaky, but his steps were still steady.

Step back, one step, two steps, three steps.

This is obviously a move in preparation for passing the ball, and the Los Angeles Lightning defense's pressure was stronger and faster.

But he didn't expect that after Mahomes stepped back to create space, he turned around and passed the football to Levi on the side.

For the second time in a row, Mahomes handed the football to Levi.

Now, the question is, is Levi going to play running back or quarterback?
The Los Angeles Lightning defense did not panic, but their hearts tightened. The momentum of their entire step forward clearly increased to a higher level, and people on both sides had already cut into the pocket.

On the left, cornerback Hayward.

On the right side, defensive end Bosa.

Double-teaming, they were ready to complete the tackle behind the line. No matter what role Levi was going to play, they needed to extinguish the attack as soon as possible.

The same mistake cannot happen twice in a row, and they refuse to step into the same river.

(End of this chapter)