Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1346: Sweeping the Enemy
Nantz: ...

Romo: ...

Everyone in the live broadcast room was dumbfounded.

"Incredible!"

"You can't believe your eyes, your jaw is dislocated, it's unbelievable!"

"Levi! How on earth did Levi do it? How?"

"Woodyard had already completed the tackle. The Tennessee Titans had already reacted in time after losing their position, breaking the ball and intercepting it in a flash. However, Levi, the one and only Levi, once again found a way to escape from the tight tackle."

"Time and again, his unparalleled performance made all the efforts of his opponents go to waste."

"Then, give them a wake-up call!"

"No one can stop Levi, no one."

Ahhhh, ahhhh.

The entire Arrowhead Stadium was completely out of control, erupting like a volcano.

Looking at the figure No. 23 in the end zone, who looked like a god of war, with his head held high and his chest puffed out, the fighting spirit in his eyes was burning.

The whole audience was filled with excitement and blood boiling. They were screaming, cheering, sighing, jumping and roaring, and the heat was rolling.

The commentary booth was no exception.

To be precise, this scene was not unexpected. After all, that was the Kansas City Chiefs, the most explosive and combative offensive team in the entire league. Once they opened up the situation, the combination of Mahomes and Levi injected vitality into the team, which was enough to give any team a headache.

After the halftime adjustment, the Kansas City Chiefs, who took the lead in the offense, were determined to win and continued to launch a fierce attack. There is no doubt about it; in the end, the Kansas City Chiefs scored a touchdown again, which proved that this young offensive group is fully mature and unstoppable.

Everything is expected.

But how should it be described?

Shocking. Impacting. Thrilling. Exciting. All of them, like a roller coaster experience. Time and again, they witnessed Levi's strength with their own eyes. The Tennessee Titans have done their best on both offense and defense, and their abilities and potential have been fully stimulated, but Vrabel is still in the current predicament.

How should we accurately describe this divisional game?

This is a difficult problem. The Tennessee Titans once led by a score of 28:0, leaving the two-time defending champions at a loss in the shadow of the home curse. But then, the Kansas City Chiefs completed a counterattack of 35:0, strangling the Tennessee Titans and reversing the situation.

"28:35".

The defending champion took the lead for the first time in the entire game.

Does this scene seem familiar?
In the second quarter, the Tennessee Titans, who were far ahead, continued their strong performance and scored another touchdown aggressively to expand their lead. Now, the Kansas City Chiefs, who continued their strong performance in the second quarter, scored a touchdown at the beginning of the second half, overtook the score and took the initiative in the game for the first time.

So, what's next? Will it be the Tennessee Titans' turn to score another 28 points and push the suspense of victory to the buzzer beater in the fourth quarter?

If this is the case, this roller coaster race is indeed exciting. No one expected the start, no one expected the process, and now even the ending is full of suspense.

However, is it really that simple?

Nantz was unsure how to proceed and stared blankly at Romo.

Romo gave a look and spoke up. "For the Tennessee Titans, their chances are running out."

"Of course, I know that judging by the score, it's still just one possession, and the chances are equal; but the situation is no longer with the Tennessee Titans."

"On the one hand, it's about momentum. The Kansas City Chiefs have completely opened up the situation and have made full efforts on both offense and defense, especially on offense. Levi was going crazy tonight."

"It's only the start of the second half, but Levi has already surpassed 100 yards in both receiving and running, and has also scored four touchdowns."

"You heard it right, four touchdowns."

"Levi reminds us of the edge walker in the last three weeks of the regular season. If anyone dares to provoke Felix Gray, a loyal fan of the Kansas City Chiefs, then Levi will teach you a bloody lesson and let you know who is the strongest and best player in the league today."

"However, did you see that? Levi is not finished. He is not finished yet. His fighting spirit is still strong."

"On the other hand, it's about tactics. The Tennessee Titans need to regain the offensive momentum of the first quarter, and the focus is on Henry."

"But the problem is that Vrabel's use of Henry was seriously unbalanced. The offensive burden in the first half was all on Henry. Judging from Henry's playing style, Henry is now consuming a lot of energy and can't keep up with the rhythm physically and mentally."

"Of course, Henry can force his way onto the court, and I believe Henry is unwilling to give up such a crucial opportunity, but Henry's efficiency will inevitably be greatly reduced. If the Tennessee Titans want to reproduce the offensive state of the first quarter, it may take a miracle."

Objective and calm, Romo believes that the initiative of the game is no longer in the hands of the Tennessee Titans.

But as a commentator, Romo must remain neutral. The second half has just begun. He can't just declare the game over, right?

"The test lies before Vrabel."

"Facing the Kansas City Chiefs who are already in full swing on both offense and defense, what other means can Vrabel come up with to fight back?"

"In the last game, Vrabel's fourth quarter against Belichick was really impressive. Now, Vrabel needs to surprise again."

Nantz nodded slightly in agreement. The Tennessee Titans played so well that almost everyone thought they could replicate the miracle of the New York Giants in the 2007 and 2011 seasons and play the role of the "dark horse sixth seed"; however, the Kansas City Chiefs still withstood the pressure and turned the situation around.

Now, with the second half just underway, Nantz can't help but wonder: Can the Houston Texans stop the Kansas City Chiefs?

Everything was just as Romo expected.

From the perspective of TV stations, the league and neutral fans, they naturally hope that the exciting confrontation with ups and downs can continue. The first half of this game far exceeded the ticket price. A wonderful game should have a wonderful ending. The second half is worth looking forward to.

However, the cruel reality before them cannot be ignored. The continuously strong Kansas City Chiefs gave the bewildered Tennessee Titans no breathing space. Although Vrabel was still mobilizing and trying, the Tennessee Titans never recovered after suffering consecutive blows.

The most obvious and direct manifestation is that Derrick Henry began to hit the wall.

Part of the reason was that Henry's own condition began to decline, his physical strength decreased, his attention was distracted, etc.; another part of the reason was that the tactical coordination of other players was not tight and smooth enough, and there were loopholes in the tactics arranged by Vrabel.

After a few rounds, the ground offense that the Tennessee Titans relied on against the Kansas City Chiefs began to fall apart, which was the beginning of the complete collapse of the game.

Then, just like dominoes, if one link went wrong, other links would follow and the Tennessee Titans played a mess. Where was the momentum in the first quarter when they were full of vigor and momentum to dominate the game and aim for victory?

The game ended hastily——

"28:58".

(End of this chapter)