Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1402 The Final Suspense

I closed my eyes and took a deep breath. My mind was filled with the image of the man in the red number 23 jersey running across the field and sweeping away thousands of enemies. It was a lingering image.

This put Garoppolo in deep pain.

Maybe, all this is destined——

Levi defeated Brady, Garoppolo defeated Levi, forming a closed loop, and finally Garoppolo inherited Brady's mantle and became the face of the league.

After a long journey, the league's championship bloodline was passed from Foxburg on the East Coast to Kansas City in the Midwest and finally to San Francisco on the West Coast. Historical heritage and championship glory, everything was arranged by fate.

This is a good story.

Just think about it and you will know that the entire league will be crazy about it. "Rookie VS Golden Boy" is as exciting as a commoner challenging a noble.

If this is really the case...

He is ready.

Garoppolo let out a long breath, burning away all the luck, fear, anxiety, and irritability hidden deep in his heart, and clenched his fists.

Then! Let him face Levi head-on, stand upright on the field and face him head-on, to put an end to this bad relationship.

As long as he wins, as long as he beats Levi to win the championship, as long as he leads the San Francisco 49ers to the Super Bowl, all disputes and entanglements will come to an end.

Then, the league is about to usher in a new era, the era of Jimmy Garoppolo!
There was still some struggle in his eyes.

But in the end, Garoppolo calmed down and regained his faith and fighting spirit——

Perhaps, the only one who felt sorry was Donald Yu. He knew that Donald was going to create a "Levi myth", but now, he was going to destroy it.

However, he believed that as an agent, Donald would understand.

What's more, the decline of Brady and Levi can be exchanged for the rise of Garoppolo, and Donald still completed a cost-effective deal.

The future belongs to him.

Staring quietly at the TV screen, Garoppolo slowly straightened his back.

There is no need to continue watching this game, the winner has been decided, it is time to prepare for the upcoming Nations League final, that is their stage.

They will beat the Green Bay Packers and then the Kansas City Chiefs, break through head-on, and reach the championship throne with a convincing performance!

With burning eyes, Garoppolo stared at figure No. 23 on the screen, his fighting spirit burning.

In a way, Rodgers is right, and Garoppolo is right, too.

There is no suspense about the outcome.

But from another perspective, the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers were wrong.

The second half did not become a waste, and there were still many exciting exchanges.

The Houston Texans are not ready to surrender. From O'Brien to Crennel to Watt, everyone on the team is trying to prove themselves.

The Houston Texans are a very, very young team. Founded in 2002, this year is only their th season in the professional league. For such a team that lacks historical heritage and is always young and energetic, they have been trying to establish their own brand.

This season, the team advanced to the conference finals for the first time in less than 20 years of history. From the overtime battle in the wild card game to the upset in the divisional game, they seemed to finally have a season worth remembering. No matter what the result is, this will become the team's legacy in history.

It is precisely because of this that they refuse to give up easily, refuse to end such a season in a vain and embarrassing manner, and refuse to give up hastily without trying all possible methods. No matter what, they always have to fight until the last moment to know the result.

Especially Watt.

Watt, shining throughout the game, fighting and struggling until the last drop of fuel was squeezed out, without reservation.

If there is an MVP award for this game, Watt deserves it!

Returning in the second half, the Kansas City Chiefs scored a touchdown in the final clash of strong teams and took a huge lead. Afterwards, Reid gave up the risky offensive strategy and instead controlled the game, focusing on controlling the rhythm, the situation and time, which meant that the opposing defense had limited room for maneuver.

Even if Watt had three heads and six arms, it would be difficult for him to find a gap to reverse the situation in such a confrontation.

However, Watt still burst out with strong charges repeatedly in passive situations, several times ending the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive group's attempts to control the situation and waste time, forcing the defending champions to strike out early. This not only forced the Kansas City Chiefs to change their tactics and not fall into a passive position with an iron bucket formation, but more importantly, it won playing time for the Houston Texans and won opportunities for their own offensive group to come on the field and score.

It is no exaggeration to say that Watt single-handedly dragged the game into the second half, and the Kansas City Chiefs coaching staff and players did not dare to take it lightly.

but……

One cannot do anything alone.

Time and again, Watt gave it his all; time and again, the Houston Texans' offense wasted opportunities.

This young team seems to have fallen into the vicious cycle of the past five to seven years again, and familiar memories have been awakened again.

Of course, objectively speaking, we cannot say that Watson did not struggle, nor can we say that Watson lay down and admitted defeat. This is unfair, because judging from the data, Watson's performance was not bad, his passing data was still worth mentioning, and he also helped the team complete a free kick and a touchdown.

If you didn't watch the game and only looked at the post-match data, veteran fans might still be confused. The data is not bad. Watson did help improve the Houston Texans' offense and brought hope. Why is the overwhelming abuse on social networks all directed at Watson?
Is it just because he's a quarterback?

A deeper look at the data reveals that the touchdown was completed during the two-minute timeout in the second half.

In other words, garbage time.

With the game having completely lost its suspense, the Houston Texans completed a face-saving touchdown, which only made Watson's statistics seem not so bad and had very limited impact on the outcome of the game.

That is to say, in the effective time, after Watt created opportunities for Watson time and time again, the Houston Texans only completed one free kick.

It was just a free kick.

So, what's going on?

Confusion. Sluggishness. Hesitation. Restraint.

In short, "wooden man", this is the summary of Watson's performance in the second half.

On the one hand, O'Brien overemphasized short passes, trying to get rid of the Kansas City Chiefs' frontcourt pressure, but ended up bringing his offensive tactics to a standstill. Watson completely lost his imagination, and his observation field of vision and passing options became increasingly narrow, completely losing the team's regular season advantages.

On the other hand, Watson was… flustered. As expected, Watson was at a loss in the pressure situation, like a lost child. The Kansas City Chiefs defense team continued to apply pressure upfield to create layers of pressure. Although there was no sack, Watson was simply scared.

The whole passing rhythm was terrible.

Poor rhythm, narrow vision, confused mentality, scattered concentration, everything makes Watson like a soulless puppet.

The game was simply unbearable to watch.

(End of this chapter)