Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1382 The elusive one
"attack!"

That command was like a starting gun. Watt pushed off the ground and charged forward like a bullet.

This time, however, Watt hit a wall.

Obviously, the Kansas City Chiefs made adjustments, and the offensive line deliberately moved out of position and focused on Watt, with two players blocking Watt's bull rush route.

This sounded Watt's alarm: something was not right.

From the overall position point of view, Hill is on the left side of the Kansas City Chiefs and Watt is on the right side of the Kansas City Chiefs. If the Kansas City Chiefs' "Cheating Motion" focuses on the left side, why do they weaken Mahomes' blind side strength and concentrate on accumulating numerical advantage on the right side?

Of course, Watt believed that from a tactical perspective, there must be a reasonable explanation for the matter; but in a split second, Watt's intuition sounded the alarm.

Wait, who has the football?

Watt hit the wall, but he still kept moving forward and trying to break through; and the cost of the Kansas City Chiefs' focus on Watt was that the strength in the middle and blind side was weakened, and other defensive players of the Houston Texans were seizing the opportunity.

Angelo Blackson, another defensive end, is cutting into the pocket.

Amid the chaos and stalemate, Watt tried to find the position of the football.

Mahomes?

No, Mahomes turned around and handed the football to Levi.

Watt: Levi???
This is a "cheating motion". Is Levi preparing to pass the ball?
One weirdness may be a coincidence; two weirdnesses, things become abnormal.

Before Watt's brain could catch up with the pace, Levi had already turned around again. With his vision blocked, Watt could only see Levi and Hill passing by each other, and he couldn't see anything else clearly.

But that's enough.

Hill and Levi crossed each other's paths. Hill stopped and passed the baton to Levi as if in a relay race. Levi continued to move sideways to the right. In just two or three steps, Levi had passed through the slot. His back showed no sign of slowing down.

The football was clearly in Levi's hand, so why did it seem like Hill was handing the football to Levi?
Watt didn't have time to think about it, everything happened too fast. He could only follow his intuition and subconsciously break away from the entanglement of the offensive line. He moved sideways as soon as possible and kept up with Levi step by step.

As he moved his feet, his vision reopened, and Watt's eyes widened when he saw the next scene -

Hill turned around and threw the ball back, and the football fell back into Mahomes' arms.

Hill? Wait, when did the football appear in Hill's arms?
But what about Mahomes? After all the twists and turns, the ball was still given to Mahomes. So what was the purpose of this twist and turn? Was it just passing the ball?
What about Levi? Is Levi playing a smokescreen?

My thoughts were all in a mess, completely tangled.

Watt was completely unable to keep up with the speed of the Kansas City Chiefs' tactical changes, and even Blackson, who cut into the pocket, was dizzy. They were completely led by the Kansas City Chiefs' dazzling passing. The whole world was running at high speed, and they could not see the Kansas City Chiefs' tactics clearly.

However, Watt had no hesitation and no regrets. He might have made a wrong judgment, but he could not give up halfway and destroy his own Great Wall. If he believed in his intuition, he had to believe in it to the end.

Watt's mind was in a mess, but his eyes became more determined: Levi.

Resolutely, Watt flew towards Levi's position at full speed.

In the chaos, everyone was looking for the position of the football. The originally tight close defense or zone defense became loose because no one understood what was happening. Only Watkins, Kelce and Damien were still conscientiously advancing according to the plan and scattered in the short pass area of ​​the Houston Texans.

Silently and rarely, Levi escaped attention, crossed the entire right wing, cut to the outside near the sideline, turned and rushed forward vertically.

The footsteps were light and agile, tapping the ground lightly, effortlessly but with amazing effect, crossing the line of scrimmage and running in the vertical direction with unstoppable force.

Then, Watt appeared -

An accident.

Watt shouldn't be here. Levi didn't panic, he held his breath, and watched Watt's movements with his peripheral vision, and his alert level was pushed to the extreme.

Watt took the initiative and rushed towards Levi following the inertia of his run-up; but Levi knew that he did not have the ball, which meant that Watt's hands and feet were tied, and if he was not careful, he might be called for a defensive foul by the referee. This was Levi's chance.

Without hesitation, Levi did not dodge. Not only that, he took the initiative to face Watt.

Watt was stunned.

Although Watt is versatile and can play any position on the defense, he is used to the defensive end position, and he is inevitably restricted when facing cornerbacks and safeties who need to defend the ball receivers.

He was not sure of the measure, otherwise, Levi would not be the target of the pass, and his defense would be handed over to the opponent's first attack, which would be terrible.

It sounds very serious when described, but in the game it is just a brief, fleeting moment of hesitation.

With this little hesitation, Levi had already taken the initiative to stick to Watt.

Watt rushed forward, and Levi pushed him with a single touch, completing a 360-degree rotation next to Watt.

Marseille roundabout.

Watt held his breath, not at all surprised by Levi's escape. This was Levi's ability. He was prepared and with his right hand, he held Levi's body and relied on the strength of his arm to block Levi's light and nimble escape.

In the league, so far no defensive player can stop Levi's Marseille turn by himself, especially when Levi has no ball and must be careful about defensive fouls, the difficulty coefficient is increased tenfold.

However, now Watt demonstrated it.

Unfortunately, only Watt can do it. After all, there is only one Hulk.

At this moment, when everyone thought that Watt was trying to stop Levi from escaping, something unexpected happened.

Levi's clockwise rotation was intercepted and his back hit Watt. He simply lay back and hit the ground, pushing Watt backwards with his back.

One hit. Two hits.

Watt's center of gravity was caught in the storm, and he had to concentrate his energy on his dantian to control his body; but he didn't expect that Levi gave up after two simple confrontations.

The relay fell forward and turned 360 degrees counterclockwise again.

Light and agile.

Levi has broken through from Watt's left side.

First to the right and then to the left, Levi took the splendor of the Marseille turn to a whole new level.

Watt subconsciously threw his body out, using his body to hit Levi, trying to disrupt Levi's footsteps; but Levi was too light without the ball, and he actually rotated counterclockwise to the outside again.

Seven hundred and twenty degrees!
In the blink of an eye, Levi had gotten rid of Watt without even a second of pause. Levi's footsteps moved forward smoothly, and he rushed out like an arrow, turning into a red afterimage.

Thirty-five yard line!
Thirty yard line!

Twenty-five yard line!
Everything happened too fast. In a flash, Levi had cut into the 20-yard line, leaving all the safeties and cornerbacks behind. The Houston Texans' defense didn't even notice the ghost near the sideline.

By the time they noticed, Mahomes made a beautiful rainbow pass that drew all the attention to Levi's position.

No one is watching!

(End of this chapter)