Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 476 Moonwalk
"Wonderful!"

"It was undoubtedly wonderful. It can even be said to be the best and most exciting Super Bowl halftime since the new century. Generally speaking, the finals are often the most boring, dull and uninteresting games after entering the knockout stage. However, tonight, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs overturned such stereotypes and joined hands to complete a truly peak showdown."

"In the first half - although it's a bit unfair to say this, the Philadelphia Eagles did play like the New England Patriots. Not only were they as calm and composed as the Super Bowl five champions, but they also perfectly copied the New England Patriots' technical and tactical style."

"It's a lot of changes, time management, boldness and carefulness, courage and decisiveness, finding the wrong position, and paying attention to details. In addition, there is a little help from the goddess of luck."

"Before the game, everyone was worried that Nick Foles might become the Philadelphia Eagles' weakness; but Peterson overturned such concerns with practical actions."

"Coach Peterson did not protect Foles in a greenhouse because of his experience, depriving the quarterback of the opportunity to show his control of the game; on the contrary, Coach Peterson opened his tactical manual and told the backup quarterback who almost chose to retire last season."

"'You try all the tactics, I bear all the consequences, you use your outstanding performance to protect me', Coach Peterson gave all his trust to Fowles, and Fowles responded with a half-time MVP-level performance."

"Although the Philadelphia Eagles, the No. 1 seed in the NFC, were widely favored to win the championship, the unparalleled performance of the Philadelphia Eagles in the first half was still eye-catching. Peterson and his team are ready to win the championship."

"Now, the pressure on the Kansas City Chiefs' shoulders is slowly accumulating."

He spoke eloquently and incessantly.

In the NBC live studio directly above the U.S. Bank Stadium, Collinsworth and Michaels were completely enlightened, with endless praise and amazement. After Justin Timberlake's halftime show ended, they immediately entered the second half mode, analyzing and looking forward from a professional perspective.

The atmosphere in the Old Oak Tavern was slightly tense.

The crisis is upon us.

In the first half, it wasn't that the Kansas City Chiefs performed poorly, but that the Philadelphia Eagles performed too well. The tension and pressure made people breathless.

If the opponent suddenly turns into a Super Saiyan and goes crazy, if the team has already played at its best and still falls behind at halftime...

How to do?
In competitive sports, stories of the weak defeating the strong and the inferior rebelling against the superior often occur; but at the same time, the gap in absolute strength becomes an insurmountable mountain, which is the eternal norm. No matter whether it is a clash of dark horses or a peak showdown, the one with better performance always has the last laugh.

Right now, the Philadelphia Eagles are the better team.

The thing is that simple.

So?

Is there anything else to do but to cheer? A feeling of powerlessness, a kind of shock and impact that is as high as a mountain, overwhelming and yet powerless to resist.

West wanted to light a cigarette.

Anderson stood at the counter, trying to say something to encourage the fans, but what could he say in front of him? Any words seemed pale and powerless, and would only expose his guilty conscience and might even do more harm than good. In such a situation, only practical actions could awaken the fighting spirit.

Maybe, a touchdown; or, an interception and a sack.

Any action.

As long as they can feel the team's fighting spirit, it is still burning, still gushing, and still shining.

Anderson couldn't help but look up at the TV screen.

Then, Anderson saw—

So, that's Levi?

cough cough.

West couldn't control himself and choked on his own saliva, coughing violently, but he couldn't bear to rely on his eyes and stared at the screen quietly.

In the live broadcast, players from both the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles have returned to the field.

Over there, the Philadelphia Eagles were completely focused, not distracted at all, and were 100% focused, preparing for the second half. Over here, the Kansas City Chiefs were a little lazy, talking and laughing, as if they were going on an outing; and Levi even did a moonwalk.

On the side, Kelce, Houston and others covered their eyes with their hands and looked like they had lost all hope in life, but Mahomes and others followed Levi to study. The stiff dance steps with the same hands and feet were simply unbearable to watch. It was very suitable for the physical comedy of the pantomime era, and the humor was naturally revealed.

It was obvious that they had just watched Justin Timberlake's performance during the halftime break.

Logically speaking, players should stay focused and immersed like the Philadelphia Eagles and not be distracted. Being like the Kansas City Chiefs is a clear sign of arrogance leading to failure.

However, this is not the case.

In sharp contrast, the Philadelphia Eagles seemed too nervous. They were in the lead and played well in the first half. The championship ring seemed to be really within reach. Thoughts in their minds began to surge. The harder they tried to concentrate, the more nervous they seemed. However, the Kansas City Chiefs seemed to be at ease and full of confidence.

Indeed, we tried our best but still fell behind at halftime, and we performed well but still were at a disadvantage, but, so what?

The Kansas City Chiefs are ready to enjoy the game and meet the challenge, exuding a calmness and confidence that "makes the storm even more violent" from the inside out.

In competitive sports, you can never defeat those who truly enjoy themselves, because their belief and mentality are beyond winning or losing and transcend them.

that's it--

A smile gradually crept up the corner of West's mouth, and his tense and anxious mood gradually brightened.

Levi is still the same Levi, and the Kansas City Chief is still the same Kansas City Chief. Even if the score is behind, even if the situation is bad, even if the situation is critical, they will never give up easily and will always hold their heads high to meet all challenges.

"fly."

West finally found his voice.

One sound after another; one sentence after another.

As I shouted, my mood began to soar again, traveling across thousands of mountains and rivers, and circling over the Bank of America Stadium.

Li Yi turned around and saw Jiang Yin and Donna Kelsey standing up, raising their hands high with concentration and selflessness, shouting wildly and wantonly.

With a surge of excitement, Li Yi also started shouting.

In a blink of an eye, the passionate red color swept across the entire stadium. Not only Kansas City Chiefs fans, but also neutral fans who wanted the game to be as exciting and intense as possible. All the voices were twisted into one, letting go and releasing.

At this moment, the energy of the Super Bowl is incredible.

Under the watchful eyes of the crowd, the second half began.

In the first half, the Philadelphia Eagles took the initiative; in the second half, the Kansas City Chiefs launched a counterattack.

Smith led Levi, Kelce and other offensive players to stride onto the field. In the first kickoff, the Philadelphia Eagles seemed very stable and kicked the football directly out of the baseline. The Kansas City Chiefs will launch an attack on their own 25-yard line.

Smith bent down, carefully looked at the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive team's position, and read carefully -

Sure enough, everything was as expected.

Smith remained calm on the surface, staying focused and steady, making his own voice heard in the increasingly tense and stalemate atmosphere.

"attack!"

The command tears open the suffocating air.

The game begins again.

(End of this chapter)