Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 582 Besieged on all sides
Surrounded by enemies on all sides, like a pincer attack!
As soon as he crossed the line of scrimmage, a tight formation unfolded in front of Levi; not only the near end, but also the safety on the far side.

There are mountains upon mountains.

However, Levi was still not in a hurry.

A stop.

Pause to lure the enemy deeper into your territory, then strike back.

One action immediately triggers a chain reaction. In the confrontation of using stillness to overcome movement, one can clearly see the subconscious conditioned reflex actions of the players in front. The handling method in the crisis situation is clear at a glance, and the storm is in full view.

Second look.

Burns on the right and Williams on the left were both accelerating. It was not that they couldn't stop, but they were acting as if they were facing a formidable enemy. They gritted their teeth and tried to increase their speed to stop Levi as soon as possible and engage in a head-on collision.

TJ in the middle was an exception. He noticed Levi's footsteps and immediately sounded the alarm. He braked and controlled his body, as if he saw his teammate Bell. He bent his knees to lower his center of gravity and was on alert.

TJ stared at Levi with the attitude of a hunter.

The trident that was coming towards him changed instantly, and bayonets rushed out from both sides.

Three passed.

Levi started at this time, pulling his feet to the right without stopping, and then rushed to the left. In the field of vision, one could clearly see TJ's movements like a slow-motion replay, and he moved with Levi in ​​a mirror manner, but his reaction speed was a little slow and he fell into a passive position.

A smile rose up on Levi's lips, and he started instantly, bursting into full speed, and rushed out along the left diagonal direction, turning from passive to active, and completing the impact by superimposing the speed and power on his body.

TJ: Damn.

Williams: Help... Help!
This scene seemed familiar.

In the first wave of offense, Levi's ground running was like this. Is he going to copy and paste it now?

Actually!

It's "Bell Mode" again!
The first time, it might be a coincidence; the second time, it is a slap in the face.

Levi blatantly broke the game with the Bell mode, standing in front of the Pittsburgh Steelers' defense, like a circus trick, as if he was in an empty space. Such humiliation was comparable to a slap in the face, after slapping the left cheek, he was ready to repeat it on the right cheek.

TJ doesn't allow it.

Maybe TJ and Levi are friends; maybe TJ also stands up for Bell; maybe TJ also disagrees with the way the Pittsburgh Steelers handled Bell.

But at this moment, standing on the court, facing the attitude shown by Levi, it is simply a provocation to the authority of the Pittsburgh Steelers, a traditional defensive powerhouse. Crushing the dignity and pride of the Pittsburgh Steelers in Bell's way is intolerable.

TJ refused to live up to his jersey.

He doesn't want to, and he can't.

TJ gritted his teeth and gave it his all. Although he was a little slow, he forced himself to burst out with energy to keep up with the rhythm. He entered a state of complete ecstasy, burning his little universe, and rushed out like an arrow.

Williams was a little panicked. The memory of not having had time to die came back to him. He had no time to worry about Bell, let alone Tomlin. A feeling of pure fear and helplessness instantly occupied his mind. His muscles tensed up, he lowered his center of gravity, and leaned slightly to the side.

The attitude of welcoming the impact.

Just like a turtle retreats into its shell when faced with a crisis.

……Um?

The expected collision did not occur.

Williams was stunned, and only then realized that he had closed his eyes and was completely in a passive impact posture, so he missed the key point.

As I opened my eyes, a gust of wind hit me like a slap in the face. I didn't have time to react and all I saw was a red afterimage in my peripheral vision.

Williams' heart sank: It's over.

but.

The next second, before Williams could realize what was happening, there was a slapping and pushing from the right side.

Not the left front, but the right rear.

When Williams turned around, he saw TJ standing behind him with an emergency brake, barely controlling his body. The two of them were almost about to crash. TJ controlled his body, but had no time to pay attention to Williams. He immediately started the second time and left, bypassing Williams and chasing him along a diagonal line. Hey, this? Wait, him, who else?

Williams felt dizzy and couldn't find Levi or TJ. He had no time to feel any shame or guilt. The whole world was spinning and a group of birds were singing above his head.

Things don't seem to be right.

Levi did not choose a head-on collision this time. Instead, he passed by Williams and went around him along his left shoulder. He used Williams as a shield to block TJ and Burns. In a flash, he had cut into the hinterland along the left diagonal line and ran at full speed.

The key to everything is fluency.

The "pass" here does not mean collision or breakthrough, but real passing.

The kind of breakthrough path that is planned after secondary defensive reading, which is like passing through a field of flowers without getting a single leaf on you.

Thrilling, but smooth.

Levi's footsteps did not encounter any obstruction or slowdown, and he passed the first wooden stake smoothly. The central area on the left hand side was open, and he could see with his peripheral vision that the cornerback and safety on the other side were approaching quickly, but this did not stop Levi from continuing to move forward.

With one stride, he crossed the forty-yard line on the opposite side of the field before any Pittsburgh Steelers defender even touched Levi.

First attack, get it,
TJ: Danger, danger, danger, danger!

TJ focused his full attention on Levi——

Today, the Pittsburgh Steelers, wearing retro black jerseys, collided with the red of the Kansas City Chiefs with a positive color impact.

A streak of black rushed horizontally, intercepting the streak of red that was trying to create distance and break through smoothly along the diagonal line.

Close, intertwined.

Seeing that black was about to collide with red, what no one expected was that red would make an emergency brake, stand on tiptoe, tighten its abdomen and chest, make way for the track in front, and narrowly avoid black's powerful horizontal attack.

Huh, we passed each other.

TJ could see the focused look in Levi's helmet, and Levi could also see the murderous intent in TJ's helmet.

It's just a hair's breadth away, but still out of reach.

TJ gritted his teeth, stopped and turned suddenly, and turned around on the spot. Then he saw Levi start again, switching from the diagonal line to the straight line, passing the position he passed 0.5 seconds ago, and completing the breakthrough by brushing his back. At this time, TJ had his back to Levi and had no time to turn around, let alone tackle.

The tip of the knife was dancing wildly, Levi was playing with fire.

But it was precisely this posture of trying to take advantage of the situation that pinned TJ's body down, so that TJ had a body full of muscular muscles but was unable to exert any strength.

TJ watched Levi pass by his shoulder.

The huge red waves lightly swept across the thick black shield, avoiding the heaviness with lightness and breaking through the hardness with agility. The collision of colors stirred up a rolling heat wave in the air.

The world is burning.

So, that’s it?

TJ said "no".

He turned around and jumped on the spot. There was no running start and even no way to exert strength. However, TJ relied on his unyielding willpower at the critical moment and threw his body out in an incredible way.

Not sure, but no reservations either.

Because TJ knew that if he hesitated for even a millisecond, he would not be able to catch Levi.

It has to be now.

Uh.

With a sound of force, TJ rushed out and grabbed Levi's waist.

Caught.

(End of this chapter)