Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 477 Too much is not enough
Everything is as expected——

The Philadelphia Eagles stayed focused and committed because Peterson knew that they could not get proud or distracted. If they were distracted, they might completely let go in the second half. If they wanted to continue their advantage and win the championship, they had to stay focused mentally and mentally. Being lax and relaxed were taboos.

This is undoubtedly correct.

However, Peterson overlooked one point: too much is as bad as too little.

If you are too relaxed, your attention may wander; but if you are too tense, you may overexert yourself - the closer you are to the finishing line, the more nervousness may become a distraction, strangling your throat and making it impossible to breathe.

How to strike a balance between concentration and relaxation and keep a normal mind is a science.

Obviously, both the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs are Super Bowl rookies and lack experience; but now, the Kansas City Chiefs are the one behind in the score. They need to catch up, they need to burn their boats, they need to give it a try, which makes it easier for them to adjust their mentality.

then.

Smith noticed that the Philadelphia Eagles defense looked particularly tight at the start of the second half.

Maybe it was because Peterson repeatedly told them not to relax during the halftime break, or maybe it was because the defense was ready to show their skills at the start of the second half to prove that they could also play a key role.

At this moment, the defense team is ready to make a move.

Obviously, Reid anticipated all of this accurately. Maybe Reid, like Peterson, is a Super Bowl novice, but the veteran coach still has his own insight.

Take a deep breath.

"attack!"

Smith announced the kickoff and felt the rough leather texture of the football in his palm. He immediately took a few steps back and quickly scanned the entire court.

Smith felt the pressure immediately.

Raid.

The Philadelphia Eagles' defense showed an aggressive edge at the start of the second half, exerting full pressure with the attitude of a tiger descending a mountain.

Five-man pass rush.

No, six-man pass rush.

Although the situation was tense and urgent, the Philadelphia Eagles showed their determination to win today. Whether it was against the Super Bowl champion or Reid, the team showed a completely different momentum from top to bottom, proving with practical actions that "patricide" is definitely not just a slogan.

At this point, the six-man pass rush easily used their numerical advantage to suppress the defense and tear open the pocket protection of the offensive line.

Especially the sixth person——

Outside linebacker Bradham.

The linebacker, who transferred from the Buffalo Bills to the Philadelphia Eagles during the offseason, had the best season of his career, setting new personal records for tackles, sacks, pass breakups and running back stops, and was ranked the 17th-best linebacker in the league this season by the Pro Football Stats Network.

Some people may say, seventeen? Not the best.

But this is the Philadelphia Eagles. They have no superstars and seem to be inconspicuous. However, everyone's individual combat capability and teamwork ability are top-notch, which is very similar to the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC Finals.

What's more, among more than 150 main linebackers in the NFL, ranking 17th is already among the top performances.

At this time, Bradham did not try to grab personal credit, but deliberately slowed down a little, waiting for other teammates to form a front-line pass pressure, and then observed carefully, and then cut inside from the outside, relying on delayed steps, and quickly cut into the pocket through the gap.

The tiger descends from the mountain.

Bradham focused his attention and aimed at Smith.

Levi?

Bradham saw Levi stepping up to break the screen at a glance, which further confirmed Bradham's judgment that the Kansas City Chiefs were preparing to sneak a mid-range pass or even a long pass. If people continued to underestimate Smith, Reid would use practical tactics to make the defensive team's backfield second-line defense suffer the consequences.

With a wrong step, Bradham avoided Levi's screen.

Without even looking at Levi, he cut through the gap like a hurricane and rushed towards Smith at lightning speed. Pressure, layer after layer, came from the Philadelphia Eagles, leaning towards the Kansas City Chiefs, and Bradham was like a single arrow leading the way to break through.

Have it.

Bradham was delighted, as if he could see Smith's panic. There was a hint of cruelty in his eyes. He licked the blood on his lips, but when he took the next step, he sensed the crisis.

Smith, don't panic.

Not panicking at all!

Smith was retreating and continuing to retreat. His calm attitude was like inviting someone into a trap, which gave Bradham a bad feeling. However, he had no time to think in a split second. He subconsciously sped up and took a big step forward, trying to catch and kill Smith first.

however.

Smith took a step back and gently passed the ball diagonally from the side of his waist, turning the football into a basketball and easily bypassing Bradham.

BRADHAM: Damn.

Grass. Grass grass grass grass!

Reflexively, Bradham turned around with the football and watched it being stuffed into Levi's arms, but Levi didn't turn around or look back, and kept moving forward.

Only the back of number 23 was left.

Tune the tiger away from the mountain.

If Bradham still doesn't understand at this point, he would be an idiot.

Bradham did not give up. In a flash, he stopped and turned incredibly suddenly, turned 180 degrees and rushed out.

Grit your teeth.

Dive to the top.

Bradham flew into the air, and just as he got rid of the constraints of gravity, he fell back down heavily like a manatee.

With a mouth full of dust, he watched Levi cross the line of scrimmage.

Obviously, the Philadelphia Eagles were caught off guard.

In the first half, Levi had been playing the role of bait, holding the ball only four times. But if you calm down and think about it carefully, the Kansas City Chiefs' strongest weapon had been paddling throughout the first half, while the Philadelphia Eagles had already used all their best skills.

Horrible and chilling!

After the halftime break, the Philadelphia Eagles were ready to take the initiative, but because they were too hasty, they were exploited by the experienced Reid.

Older gingers are more spicy.

Levi encountered no obstruction near the line of scrimmage, which earned him ample space to start the ball, releasing his acceleration. He then entered the mode he was best at, as if he was in an empty space. He easily got rid of the linebackers' blockade and strolled leisurely among the second-line defense's pursuit and blockade until he was regretfully knocked to the ground when he was double-teamed.

However, Levi still ran the 18 yards easily as a test run.

Effortless.

After falling to the ground, Levi stood up by himself, brushed the dust off his palms, stretched his muscles, looked relaxed, and chatted and laughed with his offensive teammates. He looked so leisurely and relaxed as if he had just been taking a stroll in the back garden. Looking at the Philadelphia Eagles defense that was staggering in the back, the entire Bank of America Stadium was already in a frenzy.

"Edgewalker!"

"Edgewalker!"

Philadelphia Eagles fans shudder: Why do they have a bad feeling?

And, even worse, why are these ominous premonitions never wrong?
(End of this chapter)