Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1717 The sword is still young

That's it?

In the end zone, Mahomes strolled leisurely, encountering no confrontation or entanglement. In a five-yard-wide no-man's-land, he accurately positioned himself, reached out, and easily caught the football, even having time to look around, a hint of confusion in his eyes.
Is nobody here? Is nobody really here?

Then he won't be polite.

Mahomes raised the rugby ball high, striking a pose reminiscent of the Statue of Liberty. After his display, a slight smile appeared on his otherwise expressionless face, as if he were ready to bask in the spotlight and enter "business mode."

Click, click, click.

The entire venue erupted in a frenzy of camera flashes.

Only then did the Kansas Chief finally enter celebration mode.

"34:38".

Now, all the pressure is on the Tampa Bay pirates.

Levi also clenched his fist and cheered in celebration for Mahomes.

Then, taking two steps back, Li Wei came to Ndamkun-Su's side, revealing a bright smile, like an angel, extending an olive branch to his opponent who was lying on the ground in a disheveled, panting, and exhausted position, ready to help him stand up.

While Ndamkun-Su was in a daze, feeling both annoyed and ashamed, he tried to make sense of the situation. However, the cheers that came from all directions had already given him a heads-up. A surge of anger welled up in his chest and was about to express his gratitude when he saw Li Wei's eyes.

Ndamkun-Su: ...

"Tear that smiling face to shreds!"

With only one thought in his mind, Ndamkun-Su instinctively swung his hand and slapped Li Wei's right hand hard.

Unexpectedly, Li Wei reacted quickly, pulling his right hand back a step in time, looking panicked.

Kelsey walked over from the side, put her arm around Levi's shoulder and left, saying, "Didn't I tell you? Stray dogs can bite at any time, and they might even be sick."

He gave her earnest advice while following Li Wei away without even glancing at Ndamkun-Su.

A moment later, a heart-wrenching roar came from behind, "Aaaaaaaaahhhhhh!"

Kelsey and Levi laughed heartily as they walked toward the sidelines, where the Kansas City Chiefs' defensive players were already standing up.

High five! Celebrate!
They roared and howled, one after another whispering, "Roar roar roar," "Roar roar roar," and the momentum gradually gathered together, twisting into a single rope.

Once again, the offense lived up to expectations and turned the tide, giving the Kansas City Chiefs the lead once more. But the game wasn't over yet; it was time for the defense. The offense alone couldn't win the game; the defense also had to put on a top-notch performance to contribute to the victory.

Roar. Roar. Roar.

The bass is deep and resonant, yet resilient and powerful.

JJ Watt could barely control himself; the boiling blood surged through his chest. Despite his exhaustion, both his body and mind had crossed the threshold. Even standing still, he could feel his calves trembling slightly, but his fighting spirit still burned fiercely.

Snapped!
With a high five, Watt bumped shoulders with Levi, and he raised his voice in Levi's ear, saying, "The rest is up to us."

Levi didn't speak, but simply patted Watt on the shoulder, a wide smile spreading across his face, his eyes radiating unmistakable trust. Then, the Kansas City Chiefs' defense took the field.

Incredibly, a showdown like "Brady vs. Watt" actually took place during the Super Bowl, sending the entire league into a frenzy.

When the game comes down to the final decisive moment, the initiative often lies in the hands of the offensive team.

The defense was already in a passive position, and now, due to even greater physical exertion, it faces an even more challenging situation. This is true for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the Kansas City Chiefs are no exception. Therefore, in the final moments of the game, the spotlight often focuses on the offense.

However, Watt was prepared to go all in.

This was Watt's first Super Bowl experience, and the closest he ever came to winning the Super Bowl. He didn't care about injuries or exhaustion. Even if he was shattered to pieces, he would fight to the end, giving it his all to try and touch the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Taking a deep breath, Watt focused his attention and aimed intently at Brady.

It's not about proving anything, I just simply want to have a good, exhilarating battle.

However, this is not easy, because the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have three top wide receivers. Although they lack top running backs, and their number one running back has not even broken 1,000 running yards in the regular season, Mike Evans, Rob Gronkowski, and Chris Goodwin are all top-tier receivers in the league. Each of them would be the number one passing target on any other team, yet they have gathered for Brady.

In the first half of the regular season, Brady's individual performance declined and the team's offensive tactics became rigid, so the power of the three top receivers was not unleashed; but after the offseason, the team was completely renewed, the three receivers were fully activated, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' offense finally evolved.

After a two-minute pause in the official time announcement, Brady displayed GOAT-level performance—

He knew he needed to race against time, he knew the team had to score a touchdown, he knew the Kansas City Chiefs would go all out with a full-scale pressure campaign, and he also knew that being a hero wasn't his forte unless absolutely necessary.

Short passes, control of the ball, and opportunistic attacks – that's Brady's killer weapon.

This kind of déjà vu happened countless times during Brady's career.

Is Watt fighting for his professional career?

Brady is also fighting for his career. He can't lose to Levi, he can't lose to Levi again and again, he can't just hand over the goal and glory he has been pursuing all his life on the Super Bowl stage, and become a stepping stone for Levi to achieve glory.

He refused.

At this moment, Brady also pulled out his trump card.

Quick short pass. Screen short pass. Feint run and real pass.

A series of short passes and quick shots were designed to deny the opposing defensive line time. Brady knew that Watt and his teammates were facing a physical crisis and their impact and reaction time would not be as good as at the start of the game. Therefore, he firmly controlled the rhythm and relied on the receiver's route movement and his own defensive reading to create space with short passes and take full control of the situation before the defensive line could break through the defense.

First, second, and third gears are no longer important; rhythm, connection, and progression are the key words.

Whether the ball went out of bounds after being caught and stopped the clock, the receiver used a pick-and-roll to continue the advance, or the receiver relied on individual skill to break through, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offense firmly controlled the situation, and Brady shone brightly, once again demonstrating his explosive power on the Super Bowl stage.

Your grandpa is still your grandpa, his skills haven't diminished!
They pressed forward aggressively, advancing layer by layer, and in the blink of an eye, they had won three consecutive first attacks and crossed the midfield line, but the Kansas City Chiefs' defense finally found an opening.

"Pass not completed!"

"Watt's effective tackle forced Brady to slam the football to the ground to avoid a sack, and the Kansas City Chiefs completed a brilliant defensive play, finally disrupting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' rhythm!"

(End of this chapter)