Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 481 Escape from Death
Stalemate.

Completely stalemate, tense to the extreme.

The air continued to heat up as the game went on and on, and the roof-enclosed Bank of America Stadium was surging with heat waves, as if the hot summer had arrived.

The whole audience was sweating profusely and on the verge of suffocation.

then.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs once again exchanged a lead.

First, the Philadelphia Eagles unexpectedly regained their ground offense momentum, but in the end, Foles passed the ball to Ertz for a touchdown and took the lead again.

Then the Kansas City Chiefs made a wave of short passes, with Kelce, Hill and Hunter scoring multiple goals. Finally, they unexpectedly chose a five-receiver formation. Among the dazzling wide receivers' running routes, Smith found Levi who was not guarded and scored a touchdown with a short pass of seven yards.

The stalemate lasted from "30:31" to "37:38".

The stalemate continues.

Since the start of the game, there has been no punt, and every offensive group has been able to enter the free kick area; and in the second half, it went even further, whether it was the Philadelphia Eagles or the Kansas City Chiefs, each offensive group was able to bring back a touchdown, and the scores of the two teams were completely entangled.

If Philadelphia Eagles' Fowles and Clement played MVP-level performances, then Kansas City Chiefs' Smith and Levy also gave MVP-level performances. Both sides refused to give in and continued to improve their condition. You could clearly feel the bloody smell spreading in the air.

Little by little, as the game progresses, the tension and pressure continue to rise. The U.S. Bank Stadium is like a dull pressure cooker, and any slight disturbance may explode.

Now, if any side has the slightest deviation or mistake, the cost may be unbearable. Once one side is unable to score or even fail to achieve a touchdown, the balance will be broken, the suspense of winning or losing may suddenly widen the gap, and then there will be no chance to reverse it.

Every opportunity is extremely precious.

This scene was definitely not expected before the game. Just like the unexpectedness of the entire 2017 season, the dark horse matchup in the Super Bowl also brought surprises.

It turned out to be the most exciting, tense and thrilling event since the millennium and even in the history of the Super Bowl, and it truly demonstrated the mystery of the decisive battle on top of the Forbidden City.

then.

The Kansas City Chiefs defense came out.

"The pass was incomplete!"

"God, the Kansas City Chiefs made the most important and crucial defense of the game. They intercepted Foles' fourth pass to Ahola."

"Wow!"

"Earlier, Foles targeted Ahola for three consecutive passes, and Ahola caught all of them and continued to advance. But this time, Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Revis finally stood up and told Foles and Ahola that no one could catch the ball four times in a row in his territory."

"There is no doubt that Revis's zone defense ability has declined a lot compared to his peak period. He has not shown much in this game so far, but at the critical moment, Revis finally showed his decisiveness and courage, and a clean defense cut off the smooth connection between Fowles and Ahola."

"Fourth gear, one code."

"The Philadelphia Eagles were struck out at the 45-yard line in their own half. They cannot attempt a free kick from this position. We may soon witness the first punt of the game. At the same time, this was the second strikeout of the game. The last time occurred in the last offensive wave of the first half. The Philadelphia Eagles chose to force a fourth gear and played a 'Philadelphia Special'..."

"and many more."

"Oh my god, wait, Peterson is going to force fourth gear again."

"incredible!"

"Incredible!"

"In the last offensive wave of the first half, Peterson chose to force a fourth-down play, which is an understandable situation; but now, the situation is completely different. Obviously, Peterson is ready to go all out, because now both sides are in hot form, and the Philadelphia Eagles defense has no confidence in stopping the Kansas City Chiefs, so they must continue the offense."

"This time it's 4th and 1, the Philadelphia Eagles refuse to punt, they have to convert successfully."

"This courage, this boldness."

The whole audience was shocked.

It has to be said that Peterson did show a completely different temperament in all aspects from the second week of the regular season. His on-the-spot command ability in crisis situations made people see his style when he was with the Kansas City Chiefs. It was also the fundamental reason why the Philadelphia Eagles recruited Peterson as head coach.

However, it was a test for the Kansas City Chiefs defense.

In the final moments of the first half, they had already struck out, but it became an opportunity for the "Philadelphia Special" to shine; now, they struck out again, but the Philadelphia Eagles' unyielding spirit forced them to complete one more defensive step, and their performance always seemed to be insufficient and lacking something.

The anger burns quietly.

The entire stadium, including all the players on the Kansas City Chiefs offensive team, watched with bated breath. The result was -

"Danger."

"The Kansas City Chiefs had five pass rushers, pressure, the Kansas City Chiefs applied incredible pressure."

"My pocket is torn."

"Fowles!"

"God, Fowles!"

"Foles dodged the collision of defensive end Jones, and then Foles escaped Houston's sack!"

"incredible!"

"Johnson, inside linebacker Johnson is also cutting into the pocket, but Foles still doesn't give up."

"Fowles is still moving."

"Fowles is still watching."

"Johnson! Fowles!"

"Pass the ball!"

"Just as Johnson and Houston were about to double-team and successfully combine for a sack, Foles passed the ball."

"The goal of the pass is——"

"Etz! Revis is blocking!"

"Ertz, wow, Ertz overpowered Revis to catch the ball."

"A two-yard pass and a four-down, one-yard conversion. Unbelievably, the Philadelphia Eagles escaped death again, and both four-down conversions were successful throughout the game."

"Foles, Nick Foles was like a god, standing on the edge of the cliff with unparalleled calmness and courage. It was undoubtedly an elite performance."

"Now, there's only one question: who is Nick Foles?"

Once again, the Philadelphia Eagles succeeded on fourth down and one yard, and once again, Foles performed a miracle.

The sound of the U.S. Bank Stadium was surging, and everyone was shouting in unison.

"Philadelphia Special!"

"Philadelphia Special!"

This scene dealt a heavy blow to the morale of the Kansas City Chiefs, while the Philadelphia Eagles once again burned the remaining energy of their microcosm and instantly improved their condition.

Passing and running, the Philadelphia Eagles' offense regained its vitality, advancing continuously, and rushing into the end zone in one go.

Foles passed the ball 11 yards to tight end Ertz for a touchdown.

"but."

"Wait, the officials need to review this touchdown."

"Revis really went all out, gritting his teeth to keep Ertz in position, and continued to interfere after Ertz caught the ball. The veteran was so angry that the football jumped out of his arms before Ertz fell to the ground, and he was unable to fully control the ball."

"Now, the referee needs to review it."

Ertz was angry. He failed to control the football and actually dropped the ball. If this touchdown was blown off...but he thought Revis committed a foul.

Revis was panting and sweating profusely. He felt like a stray dog ​​running wildly under the sun, burning his energy and soul to barely get a glimmer of hope.

At this time, looking at Ertz who came forward to provoke him, Revis didn't buy it. He lowered his voice and threw trash talk, which effortlessly angered Ertz. Ertz clenched his fists and rushed forward. Revis was not afraid at all. He rushed into him head-on with his helmet on. It seemed that the two sides were about to wrestle.

The smoke of gunpowder is about to break out.

(End of this chapter)