Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1256: Fate
A fake move, a feint, a trick attack to spoof the whole situation.

This is not the specialty of the Kansas City Chiefs, and the New England Patriots are no slouch.

At the critical moment, "GOAT" Brady once again showed his heroic qualities and remained calm in the face of danger. His smooth series of operations were dazzling and difficult to keep up with. Although the Kansas City Chiefs' defensive front line launched a full-scale rushing pressure, it was still overshadowed by Brady's flexible and changeable fake moves.

Pass from the right. Run the ball down the middle. Shoot from the left.

In a flash, Brady completed a major move across the field, throwing the entire Kansas City Chiefs defense into chaos on his own.

Defensive end Chris Jones was not fooled and walked all the way regardless, but the New England Patriots have always maintained a top-notch offensive line this season, and this offense and defense is highly focused on the confrontation -

Block Jones' first step attack.

After all, Jones is not Aaron Donald, and he does not have the ability to break the game with one trick. After being blocked in his first step, his speed of sudden step slowed down significantly.

Jones, not giving up, refused to surrender.

Taking another step forward and continuing to rush forward, Brady's figure is already within reach.

However, the experienced Brady took the lead and shot first.

Jones' nerves were tense and his attention was highly focused. He did not slow down and continued to move forward, but he did not throw his body completely out. Instead, he stretched his arms, extended his body, and tried his best to pounce on the football.

Everything happened in a flash -

Brady passed the ball and Jones blocked the shot.

Jones was a little slow after all.

He watched helplessly as the football flew past his fingertips.

It was a light touch, almost imperceptible, and even Jones himself couldn't be sure whether he had touched the football.

Jones and Brady both tensed up, their eyes fixed on the flight trajectory of the football. Jones was ultimately unable to change the trajectory of Brady's pass, but the flight of the football began to sway slightly and uncontrollably.

A little, just a slight impact.

The football finally flew out, drawing the attention of the entire audience to continue climbing up.

Brady was no exception in the Fox Castle's strong wind, swaying and drifting. His long pass attempt was affected by the temperature and strong wind, and it floated towards the end zone like a dead leaf swirling in a hurricane.

Ten yards!

Twenty yards!
Thirty yards!
The reddish-brown parabola was falling rapidly, attracting everyone's attention, and there was an uninhabited area in front!

Because Brady's two consecutive fake moves disrupted the Kansas City Chiefs' defensive layout, coupled with the New England Patriots' dazzling route running, the Kansas City Chiefs' backfield had obvious gaps -

This is the weakness of the zone defense. Once the players are unable to make accurate judgments, fatal gaps may appear in the defense. Then it depends on the offensive players' observation and running abilities, as well as the quarterback's secondary reading.

In the end zone, in the blind spot on the left front edge, a figure appeared quickly and lightly.

Edelman!

Edelman had his best season in the playoffs last season and set a new record.

Tonight, Edelman's performance was neither good nor bad. It can't be said to be terrible, but it is far from outstanding. So far, he has advanced 63 yards without a touchdown.

However, at the crucial moment, Brady still chose Edelman from his short-handed receiving lineup to complete the key connection.

Edelman was quick on his feet and nimble in his movements. He emerged silently from the chaotic zone defense, shook off the surveillance of two safeties, and emerged in the end zone like a ghost, appearing at the pass's landing point.

Even the live broadcast room was no exception. Everyone followed the flight trajectory and falling curve of the football and only then did they see the figure that appeared without warning.

Huh!
Amid the exclamations, Edelman adjusted his steps and turned around to catch the ball.

but!

An unexpected event occurred. At this moment, a figure sprinted at full speed and approached the end zone in a mighty manner.

Cornerback Breeland.

A blue-collar player, after joining the Kansas City Chiefs this season, he is gradually adapting to the team's tactical system and slowly exerting his abilities but has never been under the spotlight. However, his partnership with Fowler is getting into shape.

The same is true in front of me.

Like Edelman, Breeland also came out from an unnoticed corner, and when people noticed him, he was already close to the end zone.

Breeland was concentrating without any distractions, observing Edelman's position with his peripheral vision, while his eyes were fixed on the falling curve of the football.

Edelman was already in position to receive the ball, but Breeland was a step slower.

But Breeland did not give up, he remained calm, patient and composed.

Just as Breeland continued to rush forward, Edelman also noticed Breeland's figure, jumped up first, stretched out his arms, and prepared to catch the ball.

Wait, this football—

Slightly floating.

Could it be because of Jones's last subtle friction and touch?

Edelman had no time to review and think, his attention was completely focused on the football. He leaned his upper body back slightly and controlled his body with the strength of his waist and abdomen. He was slightly shaky but still accurately picked the football out of the air.

Got it!

The next second, gravity pulled his body down, and Edelman's vision blurred. A figure rose up in front of him. It was Breeland who jumped half a beat late.

Edelman is falling, Breeland is rising.

Then, Breeland raised his right hand to the sky and reached between Edelman's hands.

Edelman: Oops.

Edelman was just about to clench his hands to further secure control of the football, but he found that his hands had missed the target as soon as he exerted force. Looking up, he could see the football escape from Edelman's control and fly back into the sky.

In an instant, the air in the whole place froze.

From Gillette Stadium to Foxborough to Kansas City and even the entire North American continent, everyone stared in amazement at the football that broke free from its shackles and embraced freedom. In the vast blue ocean, that touch of red was rushing towards the vast universe.

Edelman fluttered his hands in the air, trying to grab the football again, but he was ultimately unable to escape the law of gravity. No matter how hard he struggled, he continued to fall, watching the football drift further and further away.

In fact, Breeland was the same. He was a little clumsy and heavy under the squeeze and collision of Edelman, but there was only one thing in his mind at this time:

football.

In the brief moment before gravity returned to his body, Breland stretched out his right hand, held the football from bottom to top and gently pushed it in front of him.

Then, the body dropped, and the football dropped with it.

Edelman, who landed early, tried to regain control of the football, but Breeland in front of him blocked his arms. He could only watch the football fall into Breeland's arms, his heart almost exploding.

Amid the shaking and bumping, squeezing and collision, Breeland leaned back and used his back to withstand all the impact, stretching out his hands to catch the falling football in front of him.

Steady!

Strictly and strictly!

Intercept, get it.

(End of this chapter)