Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 653 A series of records

"…It's not over, it's not over, the game! It's still not over!"

"Jesus Christ!"

"Right now, my scalp is numb and my palms are sweating like crazy, but this is the NFL. The suspense remains until the last minute."

"Mahomes once again made a short pass to Kelce to complete a six-yard advance, fourth and first, but there is no doubt that the Kansas City Chiefs will not give up. They will definitely choose to force a fourth and first, and they have different options."

"Now, they are on the 33-yard line of the Kansas City Chiefs' half with 13 seconds left on the clock. Mahomes can try to get a yard in or try a Hail Mary. The Kansas City Chiefs still have a chance."

"In this game, the Kansas City Chiefs turned the tables more than once. If my memory serves me correctly, they have accomplished this feat four times. So, can they continue this performance this time?"

"pause."

"Los Angeles Rams head coach McVay called a timeout."

"The pressure is rising steadily."

Much anticipated, much watched——

Sure enough, it did not disappoint.

This season, as of Week 10, the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams are the first and second most scoring teams in the entire league, respectively. They are in full swing and full of momentum, and both teams have strong strengths in passing and running. Both head coaches are offensive tactical wizards.

The audience is looking forward to a wonderful offensive and defensive battle.

In fact, the Los Angeles Rams and the Kansas City Chiefs did put on an unparalleled offensive battle that made everyone excited.

In February of the same year, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles had a record-breaking scoring battle in the Super Bowl, setting a new record for the highest score in Super Bowl history.

And now, even better, the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams are aiming for not just the Super Bowl record, but the highest record in all NFL games.

The two teams jointly presented——

There was not a single punt in the entire game; not only did the offense score, but the defense also scored; every change of ball possession was accompanied by a score.

The game was played at a very fast pace, the energy was kept high, and points were scored with exceptional frequency.

Moreover, the teams took turns leading twice and completed eight changes of leading position. The game was tense with both teams chasing each other and fighting fiercely.

No peeing spots throughout the process.

In the fourth quarter alone, the two sides exchanged leads three times.

Just now, with 58 seconds left in the game, the Los Angeles Rams, standing on the brink of losing, once again showed their explosiveness in a third-and-5 situation:

Quarterback Goff unexpectedly connected with tight end Gerald Everett on a 45-yard pass, who caught the ball and ran into the end zone for a touchdown, regaining the lead for the home team.

"51:54".

The visiting team was in front and the home team was behind. The Los Angeles Rams withstood the pressure and regained the lead amid the cheers and support of the home fans.

Then the ball was kicked to the Kansas City Chiefs again.

With less than a minute left in the game, the two teams had already scored 108 points, easily surpassing the total score of the Super Bowl at the beginning of the year. In the NFL's more than half a century of history, it ranks third and is likely to continue to climb.

Moreover, the most incredible thing is that both teams have scored more than 50 points, which also means that -

Regardless of the final result, who wins or loses, the team that loses in the end will become the first unlucky team in NFL history to "score more than 50 points but still lose."

All the pressure came on the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive team.

Obviously, the Los Angeles Rams are well aware of the energy and explosiveness of the team in front of them. Last season, under the leadership of Smith, who lacked explosiveness, they made more than one buzzer-beating comeback in the countdown stage. Needless to say, this season is even more so.

So, the Los Angeles Rams can’t make mistakes.

Donald, taking the lead.

Perhaps the audience saw the score and took it for granted that the defenses of both teams were beaten; but that was not the case. Donald, the leader of the Los Angeles Rams' defense, was so angry in this game that he relied on his own strength to fight against Mahomes, Levi and Kelce, and he was not at a disadvantage.

Donald played a crucial role in the Los Angeles Rams' offense being able to hold on to the game and not get thrown away. If it weren't for Donald, the Kansas City Chiefs' score would have at least exceeded 70.

The same is true now. Leaving Kelce and Levi aside, Donald narrowed the target at the critical moment, targeting Mahomes one-on-one, forcing Mahomes into a dead end, refusing to give Mahomes room to move. This was the first time that Mahomes faced the hurricane-style defense alone in an official game, and he could hardly breathe.

then.

Thirteen seconds, thirty-three yard line, fourth down and one yard.

This is the dilemma facing the Kansas City Chiefs.

However, the Kansas City Chiefs are still fighting, Mahomes and Levi are still fighting, not only the offensive team, but also the defensive team standing on the sidelines all stood up and fought side by side.

Like a knife tip dancing wildly.

It was shaky and in danger, but there was a murderous look in its resolute eyes, and it still stood upright in the storm.

Under tremendous pressure, the group was on the verge of collapse and defeat, but it held on and not only did it not fall apart, but it fought back with all its might.

In a competition of chasing each other, the winner cannot be determined until the last second.

Donald was panting and his blood was boiling. Every cell in his body was burning. He was exhausted and about to collapse, but he still clenched his teeth.

Because he knew Levi's ability, and even more so the tenacity of the Kansas Chiefs. The closer they got to the finish line, the more dangerous it became. Any tiny gap could become an opportunity to reverse the situation. He needed to be vigilant until the last moment.

The game is not over until the whistle blows.

Donald had studied Levi and knew deeply the will and courage of his opponent.

really.

"attack!"

The Kansas City Chiefs chose the pistol formation and took a posture ready to advance one yard, seemingly preparing to get the first attack, then call a timeout and reschedule the offense in the last ten seconds.

However, Levi rushed out immediately.

Donald ignored Levi.

His target was clear, and he locked onto Mahomes at the first moment, ready to cut off the Kansas City Chiefs' offense at the source.

"Donald VS Mahomes"!
Los Angeles Rams head coach McVay's judgment was correct.

The one-yard slam was just a smoke screen; Mahomes was ready to try a Hail Mary.

If this happens, Mahomes must delay as much time as possible in the pocket and wait for his pass target to enter the deep area before he can pass the ball.

This also gave Donald an opportunity.

Like a cat and mouse, Donald continued to harass Mahomes by bumping and squeezing him.

Mahomes showed unparalleled footwork and used his excellent physical fitness to withstand Donald's entanglement. Finally, he found an opening to try to pass the ball, but before the pass was released, he was tackled by Donald, causing the control of the pass's parabolic trajectory to fluctuate.

The football drew a rainbow arc and flew towards the end zone.

A little reluctant.

Because Mahomes is a full 67 yards away from the end zone, such a pass must fully stretch the parabola, exposing the direction and target of the pass early, leaving the defense enough time to deploy.

At this time, the passing trajectory was disturbed by Donald again, and the accuracy and stability decreased again, further increasing the difficulty. As the flight distance increased, it became more erratic, and the strong wind in Los Angeles did not help.

result.

Levi was trapped in a dilemma of being surrounded by three people. In the end, he was unable to complete the catch. He watched helplessly as the football flew over his head.

The pass was incomplete.

Beep, beep, beep.

The whole game is over.

(End of this chapter)