Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1431 The power of a battle

"When we talk about Kyle Shanahan being a great coach, what are we talking about?"

"The answer is right here. Teach students in accordance with their aptitude, adapt to local conditions, and find the best solution based on the combination of weapons you have."

"Even though the San Francisco 49ers' offensive line is not good at pass protection, and even though the San Francisco 49ers' quarterback is not the league's top pass monster, he still found a way."

"The key is not the offensive line, or even Garoppolo, but Shanahan has set up enough emergency targets to ensure that Garoppolo does not need to read the defense twice or improvise when facing pressure. He can immediately find the second or even third target to shoot and complete the pass."

“Everything comes from the tactical manual and daily training.”

"Practice makes perfect. Let the tactics enter your soul and be engraved in your muscles, like a precise machine."

“So, Garoppolo’s pass completion percentage under pressure is fourth in the league.”

"Garopolo's familiar game mode is to manage the game instead of using his arm to play left and right, so the average pass distance in the regular season is the shortest in the league, but the average advance distance after the wide receiver catches the ball is the longest in the league."

"According to Shanahan's game plan, he naturally hopes that all the tactics in the tactical manual will work, quickly put the football into the hands of the wide receivers and tight ends, and let these offensive weapons carry the ball forward."

"On the one hand, the San Francisco 49ers' wide receivers are not players who run for a long time to find an open space, but they are all reliable pass targets in one-on-one matchups."

"On the other hand, Shanahan formulated strategies based entirely on Garoppolo's abilities and characteristics to ensure that Garoppolo's maximum abilities can be brought into play."

Gradually, Barthes got to the point, his mouth spitting and his face beaming with excitement, his face clearly showing his excitement.

Bart looked at Lawson.

Lawson did not speak, but instead extended his hand, inviting Bart to continue, because he knew what Bart was going to say next.

Bart didn't refuse.

"The Kansas City Chiefs' defense has made great progress this season. Their zone defense has become more and more coordinated, but the defensive secondary's one-on-one ability is still questionable. Fowler, Breeland, Mathieu, and Sorensen, the four starters, have performed very well, but their one-on-one ability is not among the best in the league."

"The Kansas City Chiefs' defensive secondary performed well against the Tennessee Titans, but they couldn't hold up against the Houston Texans' John Hopkins."

"And that's the strength of the San Francisco 49ers."

"So Shanahan has reason to continue to stick with the ground offense, he can trust his running back committee, and he also has reason to choose the passing offense, not because he believes in Garoppolo, but because he believes in the short pass route playbook he has honed over three seasons."

The answer is finally revealed.

While netizens are still keen on attacking Garoppolo, these professionals have gone a step further and have seen the essence hidden beneath the phenomenon.

In the 2019 season, the entire league was crazy about the Baltimore Ravens and Jackson. Even the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive team was slightly inferior, so that people chose to ignore a fact -

The San Francisco 49ers' offense ranks third in the league, right behind the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs.

On the Super Bowl stage, the San Francisco 49ers do have the strength to challenge the Kansas City Chiefs, and even to engage in a head-on confrontation with them.

The reason Lawson didn't refute it is that Barth was right.

Every word is true.

The strengths of the San Francisco 49ers' offense correspond exactly to the weaknesses of the Kansas City Chiefs' defense, and the Kansas City Chiefs' strongest and most outstanding defensive front line may not be able to play a corresponding role when facing the San Francisco 49ers. This will become a key to the Super Bowl game between the two sides.

As soon as Bart's words came out, there was a heated discussion in the studio. Some people agreed and some disagreed. The data was there, but everyone had a different interpretation.

The collision of opinions between you and me triggered a brainstorming session.

Until Crosby noticed, "Josh, you are unusually quiet?" Lawson instantly felt that all the bustling eyes were focused on him, "Because Blair is right."

"Oh!"

"Please!"

“Josh!”

Everyone exclaimed in surprise. This was the second time this happened in today's show.

Crosby made a calming downward gesture to the camera lens, "I know that the audience watching the show at this moment is as shocked as we are, but I believe there is a 'but' behind Josh."

After saying that, Crosby looked at Lawson.

Lawson paused, "But..."

Roar, roar, roar! Everyone was clapping their hands on the table and cheering! It was extremely lively.

Even Lawson, who usually keeps a serious face, smiled. "But we are talking about Reed."

"Shanahan and Reid are the two head coaches with the thickest tactical manuals in the league. I believe that the clash between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers is also a matchup that everyone likes to see, because the magic hats of the two head coaches may hide surprises that none of us can guess."

"But judging from the regular season data, there is a reason why the Kansas City Chiefs can maintain their undefeated season."

"The third-year Mahomes is naturally not as brilliant as last season, but none of us would say he has hit the rookie wall, because Mahomes is still outstanding and strong, even more mature and calm. He is completely free of the impatience for quick success and instant benefits of last season, and has truly integrated with the team."

"Besides, the Kansas City Chiefs have Levi. Whether it's Mahomes missing due to injury or facing challenges in the divisional round and conference finals of the playoffs, Levi always steps up."

"I need to remind everyone to prevent anyone from missing the point. Everything did not start when we were trailing the Tennessee Titans 0:28 in the second quarter of the playoffs, but in the fourth to last week of the regular season."

"That week, Felix Gray, a loyal 17-year-old fan in Kansas City, died, and social networks began to condemn Levi and besiege Levi, believing that Levi's posture in mourning fans was incorrect."

"Everything, from that moment on, there was no stopping the Kansas City Chiefs."

For once, there was no booing or response in the studio, including from Bart, because they all knew Lawson was talking about serious matters.

The dragon has a reverse scale, and no one wants to touch it.

"Felix Gray" is Levi's Achilles' heel. Anyone who dares to provoke him will be killed without a complete body and turned into ashes.

As Lawson said, after that, Levi took one step at a time to shut up all the haters and huddled in dark corners, so that the opponents of the Kansas City Chiefs begged the haters:
Stop it. You're doing more harm than good, can't you see?

Bart dared to continue to provoke Levi to complain about Levi, but even he didn't dare to make a joke on the topic of Felix.

No one dares.

I believe the same is true for the San Francisco 49ers and Shanahan.

Then, everyone in the studio held their breath and stared at Lawson.

"The residents of Kansas City used their actual actions to achieve the final force that transformed the team from quantitative to qualitative."

"So, in this season, the Kansas City Chiefs have truly transformed themselves, and now, no one can stop them from reaching the Super Bowl and winning three consecutive championships."

(End of this chapter)