Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1432 Only speed can never break
"Everyone knows the Kansas City Chiefs offense is the best in the world, even when the Baltimore Ravens and Jackson are sweeping the field, they still hold their own."

"So, what's the key?"

"quick."

"UI."

"First and foremost, offensive weapons."

"Hill, Hardman, and Levi are all players with amazing speed. Watkins and Kelce are not to be outdone. Even Kelce is the fastest among tight ends."

"Looking around the league, it's a pipe dream for all the defensive teams to try to defend the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive weapons. So after entering the playoffs, the Tennessee Titans and the Houston Texans realized that the best way to limit the Kansas City Chiefs is zone defense."

"Dense, meticulous, and mutually supportive regional defense."

"Second fastest, the speed of attack."

"Blair just said that Shanahan relies on the playbook to create quick shots for Garoppolo, and Reid is no less good in this regard."

"Although Mahomes's explosive arm is eye-catching, Reid has arranged enough screen passes, quick passes and the 'cheating motion' that shocked the entire league this season. Mahomes uses more than 20% of super short passes after the line of scrimmage, and the probability of shooting within 2.5 seconds of the scrimmage is more than 50%, which is comparable to Garoppolo."

"There is no doubt that Shanahan and Reid are both excellent scholars of the West Coast offense in the 21st century, but the essence of fast cutting, fast passing, and fast play to disrupt the defense's layout has remained."

"If you put it this way, Mahomes seems to have become a game manager like Garoppolo, but obviously, this is not the case. Mahomes' state has declined this season and hit the rookie wall, but his performance in the critical moment still proves himself."

“It’s also the third-fastest pace for the Kansas City Chiefs.”

"When their offense is like mercury flowing out of the ground and thousands of horses galloping to open up the situation, Reid often hands over the on-the-spot command to Mahomes - or Levi, relying on the tactical brain on the court to guide the non-huddle offense."

"Over the years, after Manning retired, offensive tactics have become more and more complicated and cumbersome. Quarterbacks often cannot keep up with the changes in tactics. Even elite quarterbacks like Brady are gradually struggling and have to wear wristbands to ensure that they can read tactical instructions at any time. As a result, the no-huddle offense has gradually become useless."

"If the team doesn't have a brain like Manning, then the no-huddle offense is a tactic that kills a thousand and hurts eight hundred."

"However, the Kansas City Chiefs have Mahomes and Levi, and they are one of the few teams in the league that are willing to use a no-huddle offense, or even the only team that can advance and retreat properly."

"The offensive weapons of the Kansas City Chiefs are relatively fixed and relatively strong. Everyone has the ability to take charge of their own side, ensuring that the non-aggregate offense can exert its maximum power."

"Cheat Motion, the modern outside zone offense system, the read option offense, etc., these are just gimmicks, or even smokescreens, because when the Kansas City Chiefs enter their own offensive rhythm, the real core is Mahomes and Levi, and the defense has no way to judge."

"The San Francisco 49ers' defense performed well, but they rely heavily on rotations and do not have a set lineup. Facing the Kansas City Chiefs' non-huddle offense, they may be confused and lost, just like the Houston Texans who were completely lost in the constant rotation in the conference finals."

The article is fluent and easy to understand.

Lawson's confidence in the Kansas City Chiefs is by no means unfounded.

Bart couldn't help but said, "But the San Francisco 49ers have one of the best pass defenses in the league." Lawson nodded and continued, following Bart's words, "Indeed, that's true."

"Right now, the consensus around the league is that the best strategy to counter the Kansas City Chiefs' fluid offense is the zone defense."

"It just so happens that the San Francisco 49ers have the best zone defense in the league this season. They are the first in both facing the fewest long passes and losing the fewest long passes in the regular season. They are not afraid of the explosive power of their opponents and can often burst out enough energy in time when facing sudden long pass attacks."

"The key is that Robert Saleh, the defensive coordinator of the San Francisco 49ers, who personally witnessed the peak period of the Seattle Seahawks' 'Boom Corps', transplanted the spirit of the Seattle Seahawks' defense to the San Francisco 49ers."

"Of course, this team cannot compare with the Boom Corps. No one can replicate the glory of the Boom Corps, but Saleh relies on the excellent discipline of the secondary defense, and the cooperation between the linebackers and safeties is top-notch. We have created the league's top pass zone defense and are not afraid of anyone."

"Even facing excellent weapons like Hill, Kelce and Hardman, the San Francisco 49ers are fully capable of fighting."

"However, the real problem of the San Francisco 49ers' defense is not in the secondary, but in the front line."

Changing the subject, Lawson brought the rhythm back under his control.

"We have discussed before that this is a defensive front line that is good at ground defense but not good at pass pressure. In fact, at the beginning of the season, the San Francisco 49ers' defensive front line was very good. At one point, they used a blitz rate of less than 20% to create the second-highest pressure rate in the league, which was eye-catching."

"With Nick Bosa hitting the rookie wall and linebacker Dee Ford, who joined from the Kansas City Chiefs during the offseason, injured, the San Francisco 49ers' offensive efficiency has been declining, and they are in a stalemate in the playoffs. Their performances against the two giants in the NFC North were very bad. Facing the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive line, which has grown comprehensively this season, the key is whether the San Francisco 49ers can put enough pressure on Mahomes."

"After all, the key sign of Mahomes' ups and downs this season is that the difference in passing percentage between unpressured and pressured situations is 21.9%, which is a significant gap."

"It is precisely because of this that Levi's percentage of playing the role of pocket defender has also increased this season."

"When people are discussing Levi's greed, ambition, trying to steal the limelight from other players, and playing superhero, behind it is the decline of Mahomes and the change of Reid's tactical manual. In the difficult situation, Reid entrusted all his trust to Levi, and Levi lived up to expectations."

"Not only in terms of statistics, but also in terms of spirit, Levi is becoming the undisputed leader of the Kansas City Chiefs."

"So, on the Super Bowl stage, if the San Francisco 49ers are ready to beat the Kansas City Chiefs, it's the same on both offense and defense. How to limit Levi and how to suppress Levi are the key."

"As I just said, Levi is ready, and no one can stop Levi."

After saying that, Lawson looked at Bart again.

Now, Bart finally understood why Lawson mentioned Felix just now. Who could have thought that the turning point that subverted the 2019 NFL season and witnessed the birth of history actually came from an ordinary fan?

Everything started with Felix, including Anne Galas before.

When Bart realized this, he was also stunned——

Could it be that everything is predestined, like fate?
So, does this mean the Kansas City Chiefs are about to…

(End of this chapter)