Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 626: The picture shows the dagger
Danger!

Danger, danger, danger, we are surrounded by enemies!
As the quarterback, Mahomes had a comprehensive view of the overall situation and was aware of the pressure at the first moment. He was like a small boat in the stormy waves, being violently bumped and spinning, and he might be swallowed up at any time. His vision was in chaos and every cell in his body was feeling the impact.

however.

Mahomes is very calm, absolutely focused and absolutely committed, walking lightly in the storm.

Move sideways, dodge, turn around, and retreat.

With a series of nimble steps, he avoided continuous dangers and barely found a foothold in the thorny bushes and dangerous hail of bullets. At this moment, he finally had a fleeting breathing space, raised his chin to make a secondary defensive read, and took in the situation of the open space on the court in front of him.

Compared with the chaotic confrontation on the front line, the offensive and defensive entanglement in the backcourt appears much clearer.

A carrot and a pit.

The four passing targets were entangled by four defensive players respectively.

Watkins on the left sideline and Hunter in the right slot both ran deep routes and headed straight for the end zone.

In the central area, Kelce is in front and Hill is behind, opening up two cross lines one in front and one behind. Kelce is at the connection between the short pass area and the middle pass area, while Hill is at the connection between the middle pass area and the long pass area.

No matter what happened in the frontcourt, the Kansas City Chiefs' backfield running routes completely opened up the situation, with different matchups and different screens, and even Belichick couldn't figure it out.

So, who is Mahomes' passing target?
From all aspects, Kelce has a positional advantage over Jason McCarty, whether it is size, strength, or positioning, Kelce has already seized the initiative; plus the Kansas City Chiefs need to control the game time and control the ball, so a free kick can be enough to kill the opponent and win, without any extra risks.

Kelce is undoubtedly the best passing target.

In a split second, Mahomes did not hesitate.

Push off the ground and step forward.

Van Noy rushed forward.

Swing your arms and push.

Van Noy's steps were unsteady, he couldn't exert force, and his collisions had no power.

Mahomes staggered a bit, but relied on his excellent physical fitness to grit his teeth and hold on, keeping his entire upper body stable and his passing action unaffected.

One swing, one push——

Uh ah. Aaaahhh.

Mahomes exerted his full strength, and the instant burst of power was concentrated on the football and pushed out, and the football flew out like a cannon.

boom!
Go through the air.

The next second, Van Noy grabbed Mahomes, and both men fell to the ground at the same time in a gesture of dying together.

But what about football?
In an instant, the entire Gillette Stadium was strangled, and thousands of eyes were focused on that reddish-brown parabola, staring intently.

Flying, breaking through the air, a thrilling parabola, passing Kelsey, along the middle, falling towards the deep area.

Ten yards.

Twenty yards.

Full push to the end zone——

The target of the pass was Hill, who performed brilliantly in today's game and scored three passing touchdowns.

Not Kelsey, but Hill.

Instead of choosing to be conservative, he aimed for the end zone.

Mahomes once again demonstrated the courage of youth.

As the Kansas City Chiefs' top wide receiver, Hill, a junior this year, has also grown into a pillar of the team. When the New England Patriots put all their defensive strength on Levi, Hill stepped forward and proved that the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive group is not just Levi carrying the team forward.

At this time, the same is true.

Hill was matching up against another McCotter, safety Devin McCotter.

Originally, Hill was controlling his speed and did not fully accelerate. He was waiting and observing, waiting for the opportunity to shake off Devin, and at the same time waiting for Mahomes to pass the ball.

Now, Mahomes passes the ball, and Hill immediately realizes that Mahomes is aiming for the end zone.

Turning, getting rid of, starting, accelerating. Hill's movements were smooth and seamless, and he instantly passed Devin and prepared to break through.

Devin was shocked.

But Devin is always prepared. Maybe he is not as fast as Hill, but Devin can serve as the starting safety of the New England Patriots. Naturally, he has his own strengths. Coupled with rich experience, Devin's secondary reaction is very quick.

A fall. A collision.

To put it simply, he stuck to Hill's body and followed the direction of Hill's rotation. Devin gave up turning around and simply leaned on Hill with his back. He used his body weight to fall down directly, disrupting Hill's start and buying time for himself to adjust and catch up.

This is experience, go with the flow.

Sure enough, Hill was squeezed out. Although he did not encounter any obstruction, his steps to accelerate were disrupted and his speed could not be released immediately.

The next second, Devin had completed his turn and quickly stuck to Hill. The two men were entangled again, crossing the red zone and quickly approaching the end zone.

Devin and Hill both looked up, the football was coming towards them.

Thirty yards.

Thirty-five yards.

Mahomes' pass was about thirty-five yards, aimed vertically at the end zone. Once the pass was connected, the Kansas City Chiefs would be able to push the New England Patriots to the edge of the cliff.

Devin and Hill were completely entangled, pressing and pushing each other.

then.

Hill jumped first, holding on tightly to his position, overpowering Devin and seizing the initiative.

Hill stretched out his arms, and then he found that the flight and rotation of the football were irregular. It was obvious that Van Noy's collision and tackle still interfered with Mahomes' pass; moreover, Mahomes' pass was not a standard shuttle ball like Brees'.

Holding his breath, Hill fully extended his arms, palms open, as if reaching for a star, and held the football with his fingertips, successfully catching the ball.

The next second, gravity pulled Hill down.

It was not until this time that Devin jumped up, cut into Hill's arms with his right hand, and gently poked from bottom to top, using the force of external invasion to break Hill's balance before he completely controlled the football.

then.

The football escaped from Hill's control and flew up again.

Hill goes down.

German up.

In just a brief moment, Devin used his right hand to touch the football and gently flicked it, just like grabbing a rebound in a basketball game, changing the flight trajectory of the football. Feeling the force of gravity, he fell rapidly. At the same time, Devin used his body to block Hill and successfully caught the football.

"Intercept!"

"God, interception!"

"McCottage, Devin McCottage intercepts Mahomes over Hill."

The words just came out and were immediately cut off.

"McCoutry was coming back and Hill tried to tackle McCoutry, but obviously, that's not something Hill is good at."

The situation turned around in an instant.

Devin McCarty held the football tightly and continued running back.

Hill missed the tackle, and Kelce tried to step forward to intercept immediately, but at this time the other McCarty showed the tacit understanding of the twins. There was no need for tackling or fouling. He turned his back to Kelce to block and tripped Kelce's steps. Devin had already rushed out.

Then, Kelsey and Hunter's chasing figures caught up.

Devin is sprinting.

Speed ​​is not his strong point, but he is light on his feet and seizes the initiative. The empty backcourt becomes his playground and he drives straight into the game.

It was like a dagger piercing the heart of the Kansas Chief.

(End of this chapter)