Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1322: Wheat Ears Breaking the Ground
"attack!"

Mahomes announced the opening kickoff, and the Kansas City Chiefs once again used the "cheating motion"?
No, not this time—

Shotgun formation.

Levi did not start early, but waited patiently. After Mahomes kicked off, he started running, bypassing Kelce and Hardman, and rushed straight forward along the outside sideline channel.

At the same time, Hill and Watkins in the left area of ​​the Kansas City Chiefs did the same. After the kickoff, they rushed forward regardless of anything, following the vertical route.

Hill, in particular, displayed the attitude of a boy chasing the wind. His speed was fully released in the sideline area, and he ran all the way, instantly forming a single arrow posture. Even Levi could not catch up for a while because he ran horizontally first and then turned to the vertical route. All eyes were focused on Hill.

Hill, unstoppable.

Hill cleverly used the rule that cornerbacks and linebackers are not allowed to directly contact or pull the wide receiver before the quarterback passes the ball. He instantly shook off the opposing cornerback and rushed forward in a straight line with all his strength, releasing his absolute speed and single-handedly grasping the attention of the second line of defense.

With Hill and the calm and unhurried Watkins, the left wing of the Kansas City Chiefs and the right wing of the Tennessee Titans are in crisis.

The Tennessee Titans' defensive second line felt their scalps tingle and their hair stood on end.

Vrabel uses a six-man pass rush, with heavy troops on the front line, and the backfield is inevitably weak, showing a desperate attitude; but the defensive second line cannot pin all its hopes on the front line to complete the sack. Once the sack fails, Mahomes' ability to sneak into the backfield is enough to make everyone wary.

The appearance of Hill and the pressure of Watkins instantly made the right wing of the Tennessee Titans panic and easily caught the attention.

The linebackers, cornerbacks, and safeties all ran to their right side, paying attention to the chaos in the pocket while keeping a close eye on Hill.

But...what about Levi?

Although the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive team has eleven players and more than one or two dangerous players, no one can forget Levi's existence in the chaos and turbulence.

The presence is too strong.

Between hesitation and confusion, the Tennessee Titans pressed forward and rushed forward like a bulldozer across the line of scrimmage on the left wing:
A wheat awn breaks through the ground.

Safety Kevin Byard was the first player to notice it, and perhaps the only one.

Byard is a senior this year. As early as his sophomore year, in the 2017 season, he proved his ability and was shortlisted for the Pro Bowl with his outstanding performance. However, he and his teammates also experienced a heartbreaking wild card game that year, losing to tonight's opponent, the Kansas City Chiefs.

He will not let history repeat itself.

Number twenty-three!

No. 23, who is so glorious and arrogant in the entire league, will help his good friend Henry to make a comeback and give No. 23 a slap in the face to let this guy know that the NFL is not a playground where he can do whatever he wants!
Biad reacted quickly. Even though he was fighting Levi alone without the support of other teammates, he was fearless.

This year, Byard's overall performance was not outstanding, but he showed his heroic qualities at the critical moment. He intercepted Josh Allen, Deshaun Watson and Tom Brady in the wild card game. He was not afraid of one-on-one challenges, and he was even less afraid of facing the challenge of the quarterback.

The blood is boiling.

Mahomes mainly used short passes tonight, not giving the safeties and cornerbacks a chance to show their interception ability; until now.

Biard quickly glanced at Levi's figure and made a judgment at the first time. Judging from Levi's speed and posture, the Kansas City Chiefs are likely to aim for a long pass. Just as the Tennessee Titans raided, once Mahomes completed the escape, his connection with Levi would be able to match the frequency.

Byard didn't care about the effectiveness of the defensive front's raids, he only focused on the backfield.

Moving and approaching, but not rushing forward, instead keeping a distance from Levi.

Biard's footsteps lingered at the front of the red zone. He believed that Mahomes' pass should be around twenty to twenty-five yards. He didn't need to pay attention to Levi and just kept his eyes on the football.

No matter how fast Levi was, Biad had already arrived in advance and got in position first, so Levi's personal ability was completely useless.

Interception, that's his goal.

What Levi? Haha, sorry, he didn't take it seriously. Biad remained alert, scanning Levi's position with his peripheral vision, but his focus was still on the parabola of the football.

Subconsciously, Biard adjusted his steps according to the flight trajectory of the football.

Take a step back.

Then, retreat two or three steps.

and many more!

Biad saw Levi in ​​front of him. He was originally rushing forward at full speed, but after a sudden stop and turn, he went back along a "U" shaped route.

Oops!

Biad immediately sounded the alarm: he had been fooled.

If he still doesn't understand what's going on at this point, Biard can retire as soon as possible. Obviously, this is not a long pass, but just a medium pass.

The cooperation between Mahomes and Levi unexpectedly broke the routine. Mahomes only made a mid-range pass of about 15 yards, and Levi, who was rushing forward at high speed, even had to run back to receive the pass.

Damn!

Biad just caught up with the pace at this time, and was obviously a beat slower. His cleverness backfired and he failed to stick to Levi and block his position, giving Levi space.

Strolling leisurely and calmly, Levi looked back at the moon and easily picked up the football.

First attack, got it.

In an instant, the entire Arrowhead Stadium came back to life, and the heart suddenly rose to the throat.

After Levi caught the ball, his footsteps were already near the 25-yard line. Obviously, Levi was not satisfied with the first attack, and this wave of advancement was not over yet.

However, as soon as he turned around, before he could even breathe out, Biad appeared right in front of Levi with his sword drawn and his horse in hand.

The face hidden under the helmet looked ferocious and brutal. Biad didn't give Levi any room to breathe and rushed forward with inertia.

Seizing the time difference, before Levi could react, Biad took the initiative and released his full power.

Levi had no time to adjust, and following the inertia of the turn he had just made, he continued to rotate clockwise without stopping, lightly shifting his position.

So close, yet passing by.

Biad was stunned, gritting his teeth, and couldn't believe it; but he didn't relax, and fell to his left side, hitting Levi's back, forcibly adding his weight to him, and unreasonably pushed Levi away.

Ah, ah ah ah.

Biad used his shoulders and back as the origin and released all his strength during the bumpy ride.

In a flash, Levi's body was squeezed and bumped out of position, and the whole person was swept into the storm; but Levi's footsteps did not stop, keeping light and agile, after a clockwise circle, followed by a second clockwise rotation, a small force to move a large object -

Get rid of, unload the force, and dislocate for the second time.

Amidst the bumps and chaos, the overlapping of forces, the entanglement of inertia and gravity, the swaying of balance and center of gravity, the steps of both people were messed up.

However, the bodies that were tightly stuck together eventually separated.

(End of this chapter)