Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 674 Secretly crossing Chencang
"Levi!"

"Levi!"

It was overwhelming and the heat was swirling around the entire venue.

In an instant, Levi was surrounded.

Levi was also stunned——

He had never experienced this scene before.

Is this really okay while the game is still going on?

however.

The whole venue was filled with heat, and the surface of the skin could clearly feel the slight stinging pain of the flames licking it, it was so real and so violent that the heart trembled slightly uncontrollably.

The corner of Levi's mouth curled up slightly with a smile, and he waved to the fans on both sides of the player's channel. This action made the fans' shouts rise to another level and get out of control.

Just as he was about to leave, he paused for a moment, raised his head and looked around the crowd, and found the figure in the same area -

Felix.

Felix without the wheelchair looks a little unfamiliar, but this youthful and energetic Felix makes people feel the surge of vitality.

He is fighting, even though he cannot get out of the wheelchair, he is still fighting, fighting in his own way in an unfamiliar battlefield, fighting alongside the Kansas Chiefs.

Levi put his index and middle fingers together, tapped the end of his eyebrows, and saluted.

Felix saw it and understood it, and happiness exploded, "Mom. Mom! Did you see it? Mom!"

One sound, then another.

Felix raised his hands as high as he could and shouted in ecstasy, "Levi! Levi!"

The whole place roared.

Not just the audience.

The Kansas City Chiefs players standing on the sidelines all turned their eyes, waiting enthusiastically, cheering and making noises along with the audience, whistling and clapping, cheering and jumping for joy.

Houston was the first to step forward, patted Levi on the shoulder, looked Levi up and down, and seemed to be hesitant to speak. Although thousands of words surged in his throat, he swallowed them in the end. He said nothing, just punched Levi on the shoulder, and then laughed heartily and wantonly.

On the side, other teammates were no exception. They high-fived, bumped fists, hugged, and patted heads, one by one, welcoming Levi's return in their own way.

This scene fell into Reed's eyes.

The old coach said nothing. His small eyes were hidden behind his glasses. He turned his head quietly to look at the court and continued to focus on directing the game.

The Baltimore Ravens struck first.

Obviously, Harbaugh realized that Levi's return gave the Kansas City Chiefs a shot in the arm, and the visiting team will definitely face a storm next.

But Hubble was not prepared to passively take the beating, nor was he prepared to surrender. Instead, he took the initiative and tried to further establish an advantage before Levi came on the field and before the Kansas City Chiefs counterattacked.

On the other side, Hubble deployed his troops.

On the other hand, Reed responded calmly.

Before Levi returned to the game, the Baltimore Ravens defense used a brilliant tactical combination to sack Mahomes for the first time in the game, forcing the Kansas City Chiefs to strike out.

However, Reid was equally experienced, and the Kansas City Chiefs' defense also used a wave of pass rush pressure to force Jackson to frequently run out of the pocket for protection.

Although the Kansas City Chiefs failed to capture Jackson, they still successfully disrupted the Baltimore Ravens' strategy of opening the game through ground offense, causing Jackson to have to face the choice of passing the ball or running the ball again and again, but he was defeated every time in front of Houston's meticulous defense.

In the end, the Baltimore Ravens also ended up with a strikeout.

The coming and going of people is dazzling.

Instantly, it was obvious that the situation on the field became more intense because of Levi's return. Everyone from the coach to the players was concentrating. Hubble tried to take advantage of the short air raid before Levi's return to overtake the score, but failed.

Reed tried to use Levi's return momentum to re-establish the lead, but was unsuccessful.

then.

The situation became deadlocked again.

Judging from the results, it was actually Harbaugh who got the upper hand. Seeing that the Kansas City Chiefs were about to gain momentum due to Levi's return, he used his interruption skills in time. Although the Baltimore Ravens were unable to seize the opportunity, they at least successfully interrupted the Kansas City Chiefs' instant outburst.

Ultimately, the young Kansas City Chiefs still lack rich experience in dealing with different situations and circumstances.

Besides, Levi is not a savior.

We often see such plots in comics or movies: the team's spiritual leader returns, morale is boosted, and they burst out with 120% of their energy to turn adversity around and win; but in real life, things are not as simple as one plus one equals two.

There is no doubt that Levi's return is a good thing. The Kansas City Chiefs' offensive team has returned to its complete form and there is no need to worry about lineup issues in the fourth quarter.

However, the Baltimore Ravens' defense remained tough, decisive, and ruthless. Before Levi left the field, the two sides were evenly matched. After Levi returned, the two sides continued to engage in close combat, and the Kansas City Chiefs did not transform into a Super Saiyan to break the balance of the game.

Kansas City Chiefs, the ball changes hands.

Baltimore Ravens, strikeout.

Kansas City Chiefs, strikeout.

Both sides took turns to appear on the stage.

After Levi returned to the game, although the morale at Arrowhead Stadium was boosted and expectations were rising, the offensive and defensive confrontation between the two sides was still fierce and stalemate.

The Kansas City Chiefs pushed across half court and into the Baltimore Ravens' territory in both of their attacks; but the Baltimore Ravens' defense repeatedly showed its top form at critical moments, intercepting Mahomes once to complete the ball possession conversion and stopping Levi once, and then strongly counterattacked head-on.

Likewise, the Baltimore Ravens offense failed to seize the opportunity. Their rough and clumsy offensive strategy lacked some explosiveness and stability. In the face of the relentless confrontation with the Kansas City Chiefs defense, they were struck out and failed to overtake the score.

"17:17".

It's still a draw.

The score did not change for a long time. Just like in the first half, the confrontation between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens was once again in a stalemate.

Time of the game continued to pass; the situation and atmosphere became more and more tense and intense, and the closer it got to the end of the game, the heavier the air became.

On the verge of stagnation.

The deadlock was broken until "04:04", when there were four minutes and four seconds left before the end of the game.

This time, it's Lamar Jackson time.

Without warning, without preparation, a tactic was pulled out from an inexplicable corner, a long pass tactic——

Jackson was in crisis again, and once again relied on his physical talent to actively run out of the pocket, and once again relied on his legs to escape the sack and run out of space.

Then, the ball was passed, just as the Kansas City Chiefs expected; but this time, Jackson took the risk and threw a 33-yard pass, completely breaking expectations.

The Kansas Chief was completely caught off guard.

The first and only sneak attack on the Kansas City Chiefs' backfield of the game found the team's No. 5 wide receiver John Brown.

This little-known fifth-year wide receiver was cut by the Arizona Cardinals during this offseason and was unable to find a job for a while. He was only taken in by the Baltimore Ravens after the training camp ended. In the previous thirteen games, he was basically a rotation player, playing for a while and then stopping for a while, playing the role of a fireman.

Today, facing the defending champion, he completed the most important catch of the entire season at a critical moment.

John Brown not only caught the ball successfully, but also made it into the end zone.

Touchdown.

(End of this chapter)