Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 673 Waiting for Faith
Levi left the field, the game continued, and the situation was still stalemate——

Mosley's roughing foul gave the Kansas City Chiefs a first down and moved them further toward the end zone.

The Kansas City Chiefs' offense quickly adjusted and regained its composure, but after all, they were young, inexperienced, and their concentration fluctuated slightly; while the Baltimore Ravens showed their sophistication, calmly and rationally seizing the opportunity when the situation fluctuated, continuing to exert pressure and turning the disadvantage around.

In the end, the Kansas City Chiefs struck out.

Seeing that the touchdown was about to be achieved, it finally turned into a free kick.

"10:17".

At the end of the first half, the home team Kansas City Chiefs returned to the locker room with a touchdown lead, but the outcome was still unclear.

After halftime, the Baltimore Ravens took the lead in attacking.

In the first offensive wave of the second half, the Baltimore Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs engaged in a bloody battle, and the offense and defense confrontation was completely stuck in a quagmire.

The Kansas City Chiefs' defense put their opponents in third-down trouble four times, but the Baltimore Ravens relied on Jackson's performance to escape all the crises.

After a stalemate of eight minutes and thirty-three seconds, this long and stalemate offensive and defensive confrontation ended with Jackson's sudden shot, completing a ten-yard pass to the team's fourth wide receiver Maxx Williams, and unexpectedly connecting with him and successfully entering the end zone.

"17:17".

Stalemate. Stalemate. Entanglement. In the end, the Baltimore Ravens finally made up for the disadvantage and tied the score before the end of the third quarter.

It was a good show that lived up to everyone’s expectations.

Rather than saying that the Kansas City Chiefs performed poorly, it is better to say that Harbaugh once again demonstrated his ability as a coach. In difficult situations and crises, he was always able to pull out magic weapons from his magician's hat, play to his strengths and avoid his weaknesses, and find ways to turn the situation around and move forward, showing his true qualities as a hero.

Arrowhead Stadium is a little dull.

In the more than eight-minute confrontation, the Kansas City Chiefs defense had more than one chance to stifle the opponent's offense, but ultimately failed.

It's inevitably frustrating, as if something is missing.

The air was filled with a sense of uneasiness, a sense of lack, a sense of loss and emptiness that could not be described in words. This had not been felt at Arrowhead Stadium for a long time. It was like a rootless duckweed, drifting gently in the wind.

Felix looked back at the player tunnel more than once, the anxiety and tension in his eyes difficult to conceal, and he couldn't even find a focus.

An unresolved piece of news always attracted his attention.

Moreover, he was not alone. His messy and scattered eyes always looked towards the player tunnel inadvertently, searching, waiting for that figure to appear.

Some people may say that in rugby, the power of one person is still too weak, and it is too difficult to turn the situation around or break the deadlock by relying on one person.

This is a fact.

Yet there is also the fact that, like any other team sport, rugby has its share of spiritual leaders.

Even though the idea of ​​a player emerging out of nowhere to save the world is almost impossible to achieve, the presence or absence of that spiritual leader makes a completely different difference, and the entire mental outlook will change.

The team needs the presence of a spiritual leader.

Felix waited anxiously, his eyes drifting towards the entrance of the player tunnel again and again. When that figure and that touch of red finally came into view, his heart was suddenly gripped, and Felix stood up subconsciously.

"Levi!"

Shout out.

Felix looked at the figure, examining it intently.

He walked calmly and with his head held high, taking light but firm steps, with his chin slightly raised, concentrating on observing what was happening on the court. In the vague golden halo, one could see the twinkling light in his eyes, and his high morale was burning brightly in the sun.

That man is back. He knows it!

He knew that Levi would not give up easily, he knew that Levi would fight to the end, he knew that Levi would be able to make a comeback, and he always believed that the figure of No. 23 was proving himself with his actions time and time again, and it finally evolved into a belief at Arrowhead Stadium.

He is willing to believe in dreams and hope. Even if cancer cells reappear, he will not surrender. He will fight to the end, he will try his best, and he will firmly grasp every day of his life and burn it to his heart's content.

Maybe, at the end of the story, he still couldn't fight against fate and couldn't change the ending, but at least, he had been unrestrained, he had shouted and run at Arrowhead Stadium, he had touched the hotness and scorching heat of dawn in the most painful and darkest years, then everything was worth it.

He refused to give up.

A surge of blood broke through the shackles of reason and gushed out unrestrainedly. Felix could no longer control himself and shouted out loud.

"Levi!"

As Felix shouted, a smile crept up to the corners of his mouth and bloomed wildly.

It turns out that this is happiness.

"Levi!"

At the side, Karen looked at her son who suddenly came alive. Her nose felt sore, but joy and happiness were surging in her chest. She took a deep breath, controlled her emotions, and then started shouting too.

One, two, three, four, five.

More and more eyes gathered and fell on the figure walking out of the darkness. They could no longer control themselves and shouted out in ecstasy.

A single spark can start a prairie fire in a blink of an eye.

Finally, it spread throughout the Arrowhead Stadium, evolving into a surging momentum that vented out.

"Levi!"

"Levi!"

Neat and orderly, deafening.

Nanz stared at the scene in front of him, dumbfounded, and couldn't help but open his mouth slightly.

In addition to shock and astonishment, a passion and enthusiasm that is difficult to accurately describe in words also burned up, and a sense of ambition burst out in my chest.

"That man is back."

"From his condition, Levi should not be injured. Even after such a collision, such an imbalance, and such a fall, Levi still showed his toughness and toughness. After undergoing comprehensive testing by the league, he immediately returned to the court."

"The entire Arrowhead Stadium erupted in disbelief as they welcomed back their one and only No. 23."

"This scene is unbelievable."

"Although he has only been in Kansas City for a year and a half and is just a running back, Levi has conquered this stadium and this city with his performance and actions, and is growing into a new symbol and leader of the Kansas City Chiefs."

"From the Crimson Tide to the Chiefs, Levi has undoubtedly become the leader of the two teams he has experienced, both on and off the court, and truly won the heartfelt respect and love of the players and fans."

"It means something. It means something, no doubt."

"Wow……"

The words became pale and weak as he spoke. Nantz stared blankly at the court and gave up on speaking. He just let himself be caught up in this storm. Involuntarily, he wanted to become a part of it.

Romo looked at Nantz on the side. He was about to speak to fill the audio gap, but then he realized that the shouts from Arrowhead Stadium were the most perfect commentary track at this moment. He also relaxed temporarily, quietly watching the turbulent scene in front of him, and fell into his own memories.

(End of this chapter)