Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 301 United as one
Silence, all is quiet, an absolute silence that cuts off breathing and heartbeat, but underneath the silence the surging passion is suppressed and accumulated bit by bit, always waiting for the moment to break through the critical point and explode completely.

Like the calm before the storm.

then.

When Levi entered the end zone and looked around the field, the switch was finally triggered.

boom!
The seal of Kansas City was finally lifted, and incredible energy erupted in an instant. The rolling red tide between heaven and earth occupied the field of vision, and the whole world was dyed red.

The Kansas City Chiefs who won six games in a row at the beginning of the season seem to be back.

Maybe, maybe not, after all, the game has just started; but at least one thing is certain, the Kansas City Chiefs are fully prepared for this game, and their belief in winning can be seen from the tactical layout at the beginning.

Maybe Reid's on-the-spot adaptability is not the best, but his pre-game preparation and tactical game are undoubtedly among the best in the league.

The first-gear offensive tactics not only evolved on the basis of previous tricks, but also deeply studied the Oakland Raiders' defensive tactics to set traps, and finally made full use of Levi's personal abilities to open up the situation.

The blow was fatal, quick and decisive.

"7:0".

At the beginning of the game, Reed showed his ability and gave the Oakland Raiders a warning.

Del Rio was not panicked - well, a little bit, actually, he was caught off guard by the killing.

Del Rio never expected to lose a touchdown in the first 20 seconds, and it was a long run of 75 yards, which really hit the morale; but he also expected such a situation. Today is an offensive battle, and it will depend on the performance of the offensive triangle of Carr, Lynch and Cooper.

The Oakland Raiders' offensive team could no longer hold back. The special teams had just come on the court, but they were already standing up impatiently and preparing to launch a counterattack.

Cooper was rubbing his hands in preparation, and was constantly warming up on the spot like a flea, wishing he could get on the field right away and engage in a bloody duel with his opponent.

Lynch, who is usually silent and introverted, also came to the side of the stadium early, which is rare. Facing the Kansas City Chiefs, Lynch is always motivated, and even more excited than when facing opponents in the same district during his time at the Seattle Seahawks. After all, he has witnessed countless clashes between Oakland and Kansas since he was a child, and now he can finally step onto Arrowhead Stadium as a member of the Raiders.

By the way, as the defending champions, the Seattle Seahawks once visited Arrowhead Stadium, and the result was "20:24". The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the booming team at its peak, which is not a good memory for Lynch.

My blood is boiling even before the show even starts.

On the other side of the field, the Kansas City Chiefs defense was also sharpening its knives.

When the offensive players returned, Houston stood up early and silently led the defensive team to stand in a line, raising their right hands in advance, waiting for a high-five.

Levi returned, "Sorry, the speed is too fast. The defense team may have to work hard today."

Then, high five.

That nonchalant tone immediately made the defensive players behind scream in anger, and their morale was instantly ignited.

In the last game against the Oakland Raiders, to be honest, the defense didn't perform well.

Wide receiver Cooper had 210 yards on 19 catches, an average of yards per catch, a phenomenal performance; in sharp contrast, the Kansas City Chiefs' secondary defense was completely crushed, with the cornerbacks, safeties, and even linebackers all secretly sharpening their knives.

The Kansas City Chiefs' pass defense has always had problems, relying on their tough performance in the red zone to barely occupy a place in the top class of the league; however, this does not mean that they can let their opponents have whatever they want. That performance did give them a hard slap in the face.

Finally, the moment of redemption came.

not to mention--

"Listen, guys."

Houston called up all the defensive players.

"You all heard what the rookie said just now. The situation is difficult, very, very difficult, but the offense has shown its form, and now it's our turn."

"Remember, we are a team, we can't hold them back."

“Hey, they’re not fighting alone, and neither are we.” Concise, but powerful.

The Kansas City Chiefs' defensive players exchanged glances with each other, working together as a team. Even in the trough, they still ignited a high morale.

Then, they came on stage.

"Oakland Raiders Offense vs. Kansas City Chiefs Defense".

Bart, take a deep breath and straighten your back——

Just now, Levi was slapped in the face again, and an ominous premonition quietly rose up.

But Bart controlled himself, stayed calm, and looked at Carr, Cooper and Lynch next, and he believed in the Oakland Raiders.

However, the situation seemed to be... a little bit bad.

"Stop!"

"Beautiful! The prediction was accurate. Kansas' Houston completely saw through Oakland's fake pass and was not affected at all. Before Lynch started, he was already in position and intercepted the ball behind the line of scrimmage. Lynch's power was not able to burst out, and he missed the opportunity to get rid of it."

Second gear, eleven codes.

"Oh, oh!"

"Nelson, Steven Nelson of Kansas, got into position perfectly, and Cooper of Oakland was never able to get rid of him."

"Carl's pass was a bit risky. In fact, there was an open space in the short pass area on the other side of the court, but Carl still chose to pass the ball to Cooper. After all, Cooper completely opened up the situation in the last matchup with Nelson."

"Unfortunately, Nelson was highly focused this time and did not give Cooper any chance. It was a very clean defense."

"Carr's pass was incomplete."

Three levels and eleven codes.

"Observe, observe, Carl is still observing."

"Danger."

"Kansas did not choose to blitz, but in this offense, their pass defense man-to-man defense and zone defense were accurate and efficient, and Carl did not find a target for the pass."

"Carl is still observing, but he has the ball for too long. Lynch's breakout is unstoppable. Carl needs to take a shot."

"Wait, wait, my pocket is torn."

"Oh, God!"

"Tamba-Hali breaks through and hits the quarterback."

"Carl, Carr is still trying to pass the ball. Ah, this pass went awry and fell into an empty area. The pass was incomplete."

"Carr held the ball for too long, more than five seconds without passing it. Kansas outside linebacker Harry, who came on as a substitute this week, did not miss this opportunity."

"Starting outside linebacker Dee Ford was put on the injured list and his return is nowhere in sight, which makes people worry about Kansas' defensive strength, but now it seems that Harry, who came off the bench, showed good form in the first defense and firmly grasped the opportunity to complete a quarterback collision."

"strike out!"

"The Oakland Raiders had a bad start. In stark contrast, the Kansas City Chiefs' defense showed incredible mental state and got into the game right away..."

The Oakland Raiders' offensive team had only been on the field for less than two minutes when their weak offense was crushed by the Kansas City Chiefs' defensive team. The three core players, Carr, Cooper, and Lynch, were hit without exception, pinned to the ground and rubbed, and were struck out without any beginning or end. The number of yards advanced:
Negative one code.

Bart: ...covering his face. Wait, he's not going to...slap his face again? He seems to have seen this scene before.

(End of this chapter)