Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 240 Muscle Forest
Twenty-five yard line at the front of the end zone, third down and five yards.

The situation is returning to balance. The area that the defense needs to cover is reduced, so that they can spread their hands and feet, make up for the defense and surround more timely, and it is not easy to release large yards. The offensive momentum of the Kansas City Chiefs is slowing down.

Do it all at once, second time tired, third time exhausted.

Peterson showed his courage and successfully slowed down the pace, which allowed the Philadelphia Eagles to get back into shape. As long as they can stop this wave of offense and prevent the score gap from being further widened, then...

"attack!"

Smith has called time.

On the one hand, the Philadelphia Eagles still did not launch a surprise attack, but only put pressure on the front line. The entire short pass and middle pass areas were densely packed with people.

On the other side, Smith used the same trick again. Levi passed behind him from right to left. Smith turned his back to the forward line to pass the ball, completely blocking his view.

The slight difference is that this time the tight end and wide receiver are paired on the left side, while Kansas City Chiefs' top wide receiver Hill is guarding the right side alone.

So, was this a real run or a fake pass?

In just a short moment, every player on the Philadelphia Eagles' defense needed to make a judgment, and the intensity could be clearly felt to be rising across the board.

Defensive end Barnett was not distracted——

As long as Levi is present, he is 100% focused.

While perfunctorily fighting against the offensive tackle in front of him, he paid close attention to Levi's every move. Even though his sight was temporarily blocked by Smith, he did not lose focus, and his Cyclops seemed to be able to see through Smith's body.

Then, Levi showed up.

It's him!

Although a small number of defensive players were distracted to defend Hill's deep attack, Barnett did not. He would not let Levi do anything tricky under his nose.

As expected, he caught him!

This was a run, and the Kansas City Chiefs went against the grain and chose to run the ball on third down and five yards. People generally believed that there was a 90% chance that Reid would choose to pass the ball, but Reid gave the football to Levi.

BARNETT: Got you.

This time, he will not take it lightly and repeat the same mistake.

With one lateral step, Barnett has shaken off the offensive tackle and lay across the slot like a mountain of meat. He is not in a hurry to step forward, but controls his center of gravity, ready to move laterally like a crab at any time. All he needs to do is intercept Levi on the line of scrimmage. There is no need to lose his balance due to his rash actions and be fooled by Levi's light footsteps. He will not make the same mistake again.

and!

Because tight end Kelce is on this side, which is the strong side, the Philadelphia Eagles obviously have a lot of troops here. Even though Hill has part of his vision diverted, Barnett can still see many of his teammates behind him.

In other words, there is very limited room for Levi to take shortcuts. The muscles are densely packed together, one after another, forming a forest of muscles.

Barnett has 100 percent confidence.

At a glance, Barnett noticed Levi's footsteps. He did not continue to move horizontally. Obviously, he also realized that there was no space to continue moving horizontally. It would be better to move vertically along the vertical line early and try to complete the advancement before the encirclement closed.

Naturally, the slot becomes the most efficient route.

Barnett opened his arms and embrace: Come on, I'm ready.

Tap, tap, tap.

Levi stepped forward.

Barnett was delighted, but his joy turned into panic before it could explode.

fast.

In one word, fast.

Levi's movement of stepping forward along the vertical line instantly released explosive power, and his figure was magnified several times in Barnett's pupils, just like the twins who could instantly move at the end of the corridor in "The Shining".

Barnett was stunned. He had just stabilized his balance when the collision came.

Humph. Barnett groaned and endured it. It was like a heavy uppercut to the chin, instantly cutting off his breathing. Before he had time to think about it, Barnett felt a chill on his head and his helmet flew off.

He didn't even have time to cry out in pain, before he felt Levi's continued force pushing off the ground and rushing forward, like Yugong moving a mountain, crashing into him head-on, leaving him no chance to resist, and his center of gravity was already off balance.

heh.

Barnett held his breath, and the next second he saw Arrowhead Stadium turned upside down in his pupils, and the blue sky became farther and farther away.

What...what's going on?

Levi ignored Barnett who fell to the ground and continued to move forward. His blood surged and his whole body from shoulders to knees trembled slightly. He felt a little exhausted and before he had time to adjust himself, he saw the next figure.

Linebacker Jordan Hicks.

So, give up?
Levi glanced and noticed Hicks' disordered footsteps. He knew at a glance that this was a second start. Hicks should have been confused by the series of coordinated screens by Hill, Smith, and Levi who was hiding his body, so that he realized that the run was a little hasty.

Maybe, a chance?
Levi was also on the verge of collapse, and Hicks was also in danger.

Neither of them exerted force accurately and could not find their center of gravity.

So, Levi changed direction to the right while shaking and turbulently, successfully pulling Hicks to move along like a mirror image, but after a short pause he pulled back to the left and pushed off the ground to move forward.

A shake and a rush.

Hicks was unable to keep up with the continuous changes of direction in the narrow space, but at the same time, Levi's heels were not firmly supported anymore, his feet slipped, and he almost fell.

The whole audience exclaimed.

Then, on Levi's left, he could see cornerback Douglas approaching at full speed.

Kill you while you are sick.

With one step forward and one pounce, Douglas was like a vulture hovering over the corpse.

In this brief moment, Levi turned sideways and supported his body with his left hand to avoid landing on his buttocks and knees, and relied on the strength of his waist and abdomen to stand up again miraculously; when Douglas was about to pounce on him, a red figure came across like a bullet train.

Kelsey.

Levi saw in his pupils that Douglas' ecstatic expression turned into the screaming mask in "Scream", and he was knocked down by Kelsey.

Obstacles, clear.

But Levi had no time to catch his breath. He adjusted his steps unsteadily like a baby learning to walk, bypassing Kelsey and Douglas and breaking through to the outside.

Just as his footsteps took hold, a white figure with no visible face or number swooped over from the right like a hurricane.

Before one wave subsides, another wave comes to attack.

Holding his breath, Levi used the weak inertia of running to subconsciously take off into the air——

jump.

In fact, Levi didn't jump very high, but it was this action that created the dislocation, so that the white figure passed under Levi.

Levi barely landed on the ground, but he couldn't stand steadily. His knees softened and he was about to fall. He relied entirely on the strength of his waist and abdomen to hold on to his last breath and push his body forward, even if it was just a few more yards.

Push off the ground.

This was the only thought in Levi's mind.

Push off the ground, step forward, exert force, and continue to move forward.

Stumbling and swaying, Levi continued to rush forward near the sideline inconceivably. His fluttering movements seemed like he would lose his balance at any time, but he continued tenaciously.

Then, a storm approached.

It's safety Jenkins.

(End of this chapter)