Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1318 The Storm
Kelce didn't dare to look up, and neither did Mahomes.

They didn't dare to face those faces, they didn't have the confidence to look directly into those pairs of eyes full of expectation, they just wanted to dig a hole in the ground and crawl into it.

"Grass!"

With a roar, Levi's voice exploded in his ears.

Reflexively, Kelsey and the others all looked up at the audience stands.

That is--

There was no condemnation, no disappointment, no anger, just... a smile.

"cheer up!"

"We are together!"

"The game has just begun!"

Those encouragements and passions enveloped the players like a spring breeze, but this only made them feel ashamed, and bitterness slowly spread on the tip of their tongues.

"We embrace victory together, we face defeat together, and we fight together!"

Carter used all his strength to shout to the players.

This is Felix's favorite sentence, but it was not until today that Carter truly felt the weight and warmth of this sentence.

As he shouted, his vision became blurred.

Levi took a deep breath and shouted loudly with great force.

"listen!"

"They said that in all aspects, our season has reached its peak, and every step forward will be ten or even a hundred times more challenging. The road to the top will become increasingly difficult, and the storm is ahead."

"But I say, we are the storm!"

Suddenly, Levi raised his right hand high and roared like an angry lion.

Ahhhh! Ahhhh!
Thunder suddenly appeared out of nowhere and everything exploded.

Those eyes were filled with murderous intent and high morale, looking at his teammates firmly and brightly.

Mahomes could no longer contain his boiling blood and joined in the shouting.

"storm!"

Roar, the waves rolled up and spread out like this.

Levi turned around and returned to the field. All the Kansas City Chiefs players were full of enthusiasm and followed closely behind Levi, charging back in a mighty force.

At the edge of the stadium, the sound was deafening. The slightly dull and depressing atmosphere of Arrowhead Stadium finally broke open, and it seemed that a ray of sunlight could be seen breaking through the darkness and shining down.

However, the reality is often not that simple.

If a slogan, two pieces of chicken soup, and three words of support can easily overturn the situation, then reversals and breakthroughs in competitive sports will not be so difficult.

Vrabel and Henry were indeed determined to win.

The Tennessee Titans faked a run and pass tactic, and Tannehill completely fooled the Kansas City Chiefs' defensive front line with his fake moves.

Then, turning around, Tannehill made a short pass to Henry.

Although he did not advance on the ground as a running back, Henry continued to demonstrate his ability after catching the ball. He broke through the encirclement of four defensive players with absolute strength, almost dragging Chris Jones to advance six yards into the end zone and scored his third touchdown in the first half.

"28:0".

The second quarter had just begun, and the Tennessee Titans continued to widen the score gap.

Henry was panting and sweating, but his eyes were filled with murderous intent as he scanned the entire field. He stood in the end zone and pounded his chest like King Kong.

Levi turned to look at the offensive team, raised his eyebrows slightly, and smiled. "The storm is coming."

The word is a double entendre. On the one hand, people think that the storm of the Tennessee Titans is coming, and the Kansas City Chiefs are in unprecedented trouble, subverting everyone's expectations; on the other hand, Levi implies that the real storm is coming.

The Kansas City Chiefs players understood what he meant, and one by one they smiled, which was rare to be seen.

All the burdens, spells and arrogance have now been thrown to the ground.

In the audience stands, Carter stood up, raised his hands high, stared at the court unwaveringly, and shouted wildly, heartily and attentively.

"storm."

One sentence, another sentence.

It didn't take much time before the entire Arrowhead Stadium was filled with the same sound, like a dark cloud covering the heads of the Tennessee Titans players in an instant.

Vrabel took a deep breath, "Focus! Focus! We're ready!"

Vrabel knew that Arrowhead Stadium's devilish home field was definitely not just talk, so the Tennessee Titans received special training before coming to Kansas City. They trained for three full days under high-decibel interference until they were completely immune to the noise interference.

Now, it's time for actual combat.

The first thing Nantz noticed was that "the Kansas City Chiefs offense looks a little different now."

Romo really noticed it, "Levi even had the energy to comfort Chris Jones and stand firm for the defense. It seems that the situation is indeed different."

Nantz and Romo exchanged glances:
From the surface, there is actually no obvious difference; but the details are different. Kelce, Mahomes and others are constantly jumping and moving their bodies.

The game has entered the second quarter. Are we starting to warm up now?

Expectations are rising quietly.

In Levi's three seasons in the NFL, he faced countless difficulties and performed miracles time and time again. All the achievements and glory he has made now are the result of his own hard work step by step.

When Levi sounded the clarion call for counterattack, no one could easily ignore it.

nobody!
Including Vrabel.

Vrabel also noticed the change at the first time. He knew that Levi's ability was no less than Henry's. If the Kansas Chiefs had not tended to rely on passing to open the situation in the first quarter and relied entirely on Levi to form a strong confrontation, Vrabel would not have had the confidence to create such a situation.

Although Levi doesn't play with absolute strength like Henry and doesn't go head-on, Levi's ability to break the game may be better than Henry's, so they must be vigilant.

"Black Hawk One."

"Black Hawk One!"

Vrabel sent out signals again and again, indicating that the defense team must be alert. The Tennessee Titans have also practiced such situations many times. How should they limit Levi?

In the last game, the Tennessee Titans completely strangled the New England Patriots' ground offense with targeted defensive tactics. Michel, the running back who shined last season, was silent throughout the game, causing all the pressure to fall on Brady. This is also the reason why the Tennessee Titans did not let Brady score in the three quarters of the game.

Tonight, it's Levi's turn.

Now, whether it is a mule or a horse, it's time to take it out for a walk.

The Kansas City Chiefs offense and the Tennessee Titans defense both lined up at 25 yards in the home team's half, a standard offensive starting position.

So far, the Kansas City Chiefs' three offensive attempts have all ended in strikeouts, and they haven't even been able to get close to the free kick zone; as a result, the offensive team had limited time on the field and didn't sweat much.

So, what about the fourth time?
Mahomes finished the formation, but did not rush to kick off. He waited slowly, as if deliberately giving the Tennessee Titans enough time to complete their positioning and layout, and waiting for Vrabel to complete all tactical layouts.
For a brief moment, Vrabel thought, could it be a trap?
But it was fleeting.

Regardless of whether it was a trap or not, Vrabel needed to proceed according to the plan.

Finally, after waiting for all the formations to be completed, Mahomes finally announced the start of the game.

"attack!"

(End of this chapter)