Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1452 Pie from the sky
Huh!
The heart suffered a head-on impact.

Garoppolo forced himself to stay calm, but his subconscious continuous small steps adjusted like a frightened deer, inadvertently revealing his true emotions.

His nerves were stretched to the extreme and his attention was highly focused. He passed the ball without hesitation, but at the moment of shooting, he gently flicked and rolled his wrist, consciously raising the parabola of the pass, trying to break through the blocker "Gandalf" in front of him, break free from the shackles and embrace freedom.

Whoosh!
The football flew out.

"Gandalf" Chris Jones' body and hands have been stretched to the extreme, but in order to capture and kill, he has to lean forward so that his whole body continues to pounce forward. Even though his upper body is stretched to the extreme, he still cannot completely block the entire airspace.

The reddish-brown flying parabola quickly broke through the top of Chris Jones' hands, spinning and flying quickly, breaking through the air.

Garoppolo: Got it!
Chris Jones: Almost.

In an instant, all eyes were focused on the football. It passed Chris Jones, passed the entanglement between the offensive and defensive lines, and fell rapidly after a short flight. It accurately found Bourne in the dense crowd and hit him with a high-speed rotation like a shuttle ball.

"Tom Brady!"

At this moment, people finally understood why Garoppolo was known as "Little Brady". His short passing ability to take advantage of difficult situations was completely learned from Brady.

Moreover, witnessing this scene on the Super Bowl stage, they had an illusion that they were witnessing the showdown between Brady and Levi?
The Kansas City Chiefs' defense was on full alert. The linebackers, cornerbacks, and safeties all subconsciously sprinted toward Bourne, but their feet could not catch up with the flying speed of the football, so they all watched the reddish-brown parabola falling rapidly toward Bourne.

Perhaps, with one exception:
Bourne himself.

The parabola was too high, and the force was too light, so that the football was as light as a feather and could not find its center of gravity during the short pass.

His first reaction was that Bourne jumped up, facing the sky and his back to the court, breaking free from the constraints of gravity. He stretched his body to the extreme, raised his hands high, and tried to intercept the football on its falling parabolic trajectory and catch the ball.

but--

Two-handed evolved into one-handed.

Continue to extend and stretch with one hand.

Bourne stretched the bow to its limit, but still could not accurately judge the falling trajectory of the football. He watched helplessly as the football was about to go out of his control.

Uh ah.

Subconsciously and instinctively, a burst of energy burst out from Bourne's body again, and the fingertips of his right hand barely touched the football and rubbed it lightly.

Wait, there it is!
Bourne was delighted when he saw the football change its flight trajectory and rise slightly.

But in the next second, I watched the football's flight trajectory go up again, drawing a second parabola and flying towards the end zone baseline.

Damn it!

Bourne's heart sank, the football gradually shrank in his pupils, and gravity surged in like a tide and surrounded him in an instant.

Then, Bourne saw safety Sorensen, who looked stunned.

Sorensen was taking a full step forward to try to intercept Bourne. Even if Bourne completed the catch, Sorensen was able to quickly complete the tackle. As a result, his center of gravity changed continuously in just one second, from tackling to preparing for the interception to watching the football fly out. His body could not keep up with the changes.

boom!
Bourne slammed into Sorensen, and the two men fell into a heap.

Behind him, another safety, Mathieu, was preparing to step forward and surround the ball. No matter how the confrontation between Bourne and Sorensen happened, he had to complete the interception at the front of the end zone. He was the last line of defense for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Step closely, but don't be too anxious to avoid losing your position.

That football...

Mathieu watched the football stagger and float towards the end zone without even taking a look at Byrne and Sorenson. He stepped back reflexively, and in the process of retreating, he pushed off the ground and jumped up, instantly breaking free from gravity and soaring into the air. It was a pie in the sky!

But even if it is pie in the sky, opportunities only favor those who are prepared.

Mathieu concentrated fully, held his breath, moved as light as a swallow, and controlled his steps perfectly.

With both hands, embrace.

The weight of the football can be clearly felt between the palms.

"Gallopolo!"

"Pass the ball! In the sack crisis, Garoppolo shot before Chris Jones fully stepped forward, got rid of the sack, and his pass target was..."

"Bourne!"

"No, the pass trajectory was too high and Bourne was unable to catch the ball!"

"Matiu! Mathieu has completed the catch!"

"Garopolo and Mathieu complete the connection..."

"Intercept!"

Everyone looked at each other, totally unprepared for shock.

On the field, Mathieu completed an interception while standing in the end zone. He took a light step and rushed forward without hesitation, holding the football and launching a counterattack!

Unfortunately, all the offensive players of the San Francisco 49ers were gathered at the front of the end zone, making it difficult for them to move. Mathieu was unable to rush out too far and was drowned in the crowd, but Mathieu still firmly controlled the ball to the end.

boom!
The Hard Rock Stadium exploded instantly.

"The first turning point of the night came when the Kansas Chiefs intercepted the ball in the end zone!"

"Everything, without warning. Garoppolo performed exceptionally well in this offensive wave. He made eight of ten passes, and repeatedly seized the initiative with fake run and real pass tactics. He shot before the defense exerted pressure, leading the San Francisco 49ers to approach the red zone in one fell swoop."

"But they encountered an airtight interception by the Kansas City Chiefs' defense at the front of the red zone. Chris Jones became the hero, intercepting the ball once and interfering with the pass vision, instantly putting the San Francisco 49ers in trouble."

"Garopolo's pass was obviously interfered with, and there was a problem with the control of the parabola. He failed to connect with Bourne, but instead sent the football directly into the arms of the opposing safety Mathieu, which directly ruined the San Francisco 49ers' nearly ten minutes of efforts."

"The San Francisco 49ers failed to score! No touchdowns, no free throws!"

Unexpected, absolutely unexpected!
The confrontation and stalemate lasted for nearly ten minutes, but it came to an abrupt end in this way, and a sense of emptiness suddenly became clear.

Not to mention Garoppolo, even Shanahan was hit hard in the chest and was stunned for a very short time, unable to immediately digest such a huge gap -

This is the Super Bowl, a position they have spent so much time and effort to get to, and they are burning their lives with all their might, trying to seize the opening and hold on to the game.

As a result, this is it?
There was a breath stuck in his chest, and Shanahan took some effort to swallow it. He had no time to be upset or depressed, because the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive team was eyeing him covetously. Just look at Mahomes, Kelce, Hill and others.

In the first wave of offense, they didn't even have time to warm up, and then Levi had already scored a touchdown. Standing on the Super Bowl stage, it didn't feel like a Super Bowl at all.

Now, they are ready to show their skills, seize the opportunity of the San Francisco 49ers' surprise and depression, and continue to expand their lead.

Shanahan gasped: Oops.

(End of this chapter)