Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 593 Change and Unchanging
Whoosh whoosh.

Panting, sweating, the sound of my heart pounding on my eardrums.

Levi and TJ each rolled over and sat on the ground. Neither of them stood up in a hurry. They stared at each other quietly, their eyes flashing with high morale and pungent blood. They started the collision without giving in.

Sparks fly.

then.

Levi supported himself with his hands and stood up first, but before he could stand firm, TJ also stood up and looked at Levi with a smile.

Their eyes made brief contact, and neither of them said anything more. They turned and walked towards their respective teams. They were both ready for the next round of confrontation.

The will to fight is burning.

The starting position of this attack was mediocre, and the Kansas City Chiefs were once again infinitely close to their end zone, which reminded people of the last safety score; but the Kansas City Chiefs only used one ground attack to successfully get rid of the predicament, leave the red zone, and quickly enter the normal area, which was very efficient.

then.

Hunter came on the scene.

But Levi did not leave the field. Instead, a wide receiver completed the exchange, which meant that the Kansas Chiefs chose the double running back tactic again.

The first thing Tomlin did was to look at Reid. What was Reid up to?

Tomlin reacted immediately and waved his hands continuously, signaling the defense to calm down:
Stay calm. Focus on yourself. Don't be fooled. Don't be influenced by the other party.

The Pittsburgh Steelers still have the upper hand and cannot be led by the nose.

First, Levi ran the ball unexpectedly tough, and then Reed launched a double running back tactic to create variables in order to disrupt the rhythm.

The Pittsburgh Steelers need to stick to themselves and continue to play at their own pace.

In the first quarter, the Pittsburgh Steelers chose to rush the pass to put pressure, but the effect was mediocre.

At the beginning of the second quarter, the Pittsburgh Steelers gave up rushing the pass and focused on defending the receiving target, with gratifying results.

Just now, the Pittsburgh Steelers chose to blitz, and were sneakily attacked by the Kansas City Chiefs for a long ground advance. Although the situation is different every time, does this mean that the Pittsburgh Steelers should give up blitz?
At least today, the raid tactics have never been able to achieve the desired results.

Tomlin's eyes narrowed and he waved his hand:
Pass defense.

The tactical effect of pass rush pressure has not been seen, but it does not mean that Tomlin has given up. He needs to find more suitable and appropriate opportunities to intimidate Mahomes in different ways. He must not let the quarterback find confidence and touch, otherwise the nightmare of the first quarter will be repeated.

Only, not now.

At this moment, the battle situation has become stalemate again, and the Pittsburgh Steelers' advantage is not obvious. They need to continue to take the initiative in the rhythm in the chaotic situation.

In this way, no matter what tactics Reid chooses, the Pittsburgh Steelers defense will be able to continue its good form since the second quarter.

but--

Double running back tactics?
Tomlin really couldn't figure out why he chose a double running back tactic in this position of offense, and his mind was still inclined to the possibility of a passing attack:

Levi and Hunter's catching abilities can both bring surprises in difficult situations. In the current difficult situation where the passing offensive tactics are stuck in a quagmire, relying on the two running backs to open up the situation in the short pass area is undoubtedly a possibility.

In short, they respond to ever-changing circumstances by remaining unchanged.

Pay attention to Levi.

Tomlin immediately communicated with his linebacker through the headset, then took a deep breath, regained his focus, and paid close attention to the game.

kick off!
Mahomes turned around and without stopping, handed the football to Levi again.

Second consecutive ground attack?
Tomlin frowned slightly and stared at the offensive team's movements intently.

Wait, middle lane!
Not only Levi, but Hunter also stepped forward quickly and entered the middle of the offensive line. It was obvious at a glance that he was preparing to provide ground cover to help open a path and tear open a gap in the middle.

Middle road, it’s actually middle road.

Be careful!

Tomlin remained calm because he knew the linebackers could keep up, and with Burnett keeping an eye on Levi, he shouldn't lose a lot of yards. The key point was if the Kansas City Chiefs opened up a path through the middle...

Before he could even think, he stepped on the emergency brake and took two steps forward, doubting his own eyes.

Levi?

Indeed, Hunter stepped directly forward and joined the front line confrontation in the middle. The bustling figures collided completely, and the linebackers also joined the defensive front line, and the red and black collided strongly. However, Levi did not.

Levi and Hunter completed a mismatch silently, and in the crowded chaos of red figures, their vision was blocked, so that the linebackers and defensive linemen did not notice Levi's escape in the first time.

In the rolling air waves, Levi's footsteps were light, and he stepped back continuously to increase the distance. His posture was clearly——

Quarterback.

Levy is reading the defense and performing quarterback duties in place of Mahomes.

This……

Tomlin's heart suddenly exploded, and the nightmare of "Chief's Special" on the Super Bowl stage came to his mind, his scalp was numb, and his hands and feet were cold.

However, the Pittsburgh Steelers didn't notice.

At the very least, the first-time judgement was confused, and like Tomlin, they did not anticipate the timing of the Kansas City Chiefs' choice of trick play:
First down and ten yards, own half, midway through the third quarter, the game was only nine points away.

It is true that the situation is stalemate and the situation is lagging behind, but it is far from a crisis.

Trick attack?

This is too sudden!
Just like the Pittsburgh Steelers' three forced fourth-down plays in the second quarter, the balance was instantly broken.

The Pittsburgh Steelers defense didn't expect it at all.

Some players were still focusing on the front line confrontation, some thought Levi was ready to run with the ball, and some were looking for the position of the football.

All kinds of vision were chaotically intertwined, and there was a gap in reaction speed.

one second.

Not even a second.

But it is precisely this little bit of time that is enough for Levi.

Retreat, adjust, pause.

Observe and judge.

At this time, it can be clearly seen that Levi is preparing to run on the ground with the ball, which immediately makes the linebackers, cornerbacks and safeties in the short pass area all ready to step forward. The forward pressure posture is very uniform and standard.

however.

Levi paused, turned around, started, crossed his steps sideways, and quickly came to the left side of the pocket.

Turn, swing your arms, and push.

In the blink of an eye, Levi's right hand had completed the pass.

call.

An arc shot up into the sky, outlining a breathtaking splendor.

The fangs were finally revealed.

Not to mention Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers, Arrowhead Stadium was also in shock. No one had expected this scene and they were all in shock.

Felix opened his mouth, stared in amazement as he followed the parabola of the football's flight, and his heart started to soar as well.

Memories of the Super Bowl suddenly flashed back.

"'Chief's Special'! Levi's pass target is——"

Hill?

The Kansas City Chiefs' top wide receiver took the lead, running at full speed along the sideline. The mighty red wave was like a wild horse that had broken free from its reins, piercing the Pittsburgh Steelers' defensive backfield sharply and accurately, so that all the safeties ran at full speed towards Hill.

However, that was a smoke screen.

The real goal of the pass is...

Patrick Mahomes.

(End of this chapter)