Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 683 The Ultimate Test
I am most afraid of the sudden silence of the air——

Arrowhead Stadium fell into a rare silence, with no positive energy at all.

At this moment, the fans who were listening to the live broadcast of the game on the radio were collectively dumbfounded and their hearts stopped beating. They couldn't believe their ears.

Could it be a Hail Mary kill?
Could it be that the Kansas City Chiefs suffered their third buzzer-beater this season?

No way……

then.

boom!
A thunderous and overwhelming cheer broke out from the radio.

"fly!"

"fly!"

Over and over again, the energy that burned the soul could be clearly felt through the radio waves, and the commentator's admiration exploded like a string of cannonballs, sweeping across the entire Kansas City.

They did not repeat the same mistakes.

It can be one or two, but not three.

The Kansas City Chiefs refused to experience the same fate a third time this season.

"Wonderful!"

"It's wonderful. It's really wonderful."

"The Kansas City Chiefs' defense played at the critical moment, just as well as the Baltimore Ravens' defense. With an absolutely tough and resolute attitude, they held back the Baltimore Ravens' offense's last-ditch effort, and Jackson and Edwards didn't have any chances."

"Lamar Jackson's performance at the critical moment still exposed his fatal weakness of lack of game experience. A rookie is a rookie after all. This should be his first real shocking education since entering the league."

"Whether it's situation judgment or on-the-spot observation, whether it's crisis management or passing basics, he's completely lacking in all aspects and is completely lost in the efficient and accurate strategy of the Kansas City Chiefs' defense. This young man's journey to becoming a qualified quarterback in the league has just begun."

"Of course, it's not just Lamar Jackson, it's Patrick Mahomes as well."

"With the Baltimore Ravens' Hail Mary attempt ending in an incomplete pass, the regular game time was completely consumed, and the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive team had no chance to play again, and the game was about to enter a more exciting and cruel overtime."

"If I remember correctly, this is Levi's first overtime game since entering the NFL, and the Kansas City Chiefs have really been put to the test against top teams this season."

“But this is normal.”

"As the defending champions, those top teams are aware of the ability and threat of the Kansas City Chiefs. Their targeted defensive strategies at critical moments also keep up with the rhythm and status in time. The Kansas City Chiefs will inevitably face more challenges in the game, which is also something that can be predicted before the start of the season."

"And now, the ultimate test comes."

"Overtime!"

"Throughout the entire game, the defenses of the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs played a leading role. Their grasp of rhythm, situation and tactics posed many challenges to the opposing offenses."

"Despite this, both teams still scored 24 points each, which shows the strong firepower of the two young offensive teams. But at the same time, it can also be seen that the defensive team has a good grasp of the bottom line of this game, which is also the focus of overtime."

"NFL overtime involves a certain amount of luck. Whoever scores a touchdown first wins the game; whoever takes the free kick first also wins."

"Possession of the ball is crucial."

"According to the rules, offense is the dominant force in overtime; but looking back at today's game, the offensive team repeatedly failed in the face of the opponent's rigorous and meticulous defense. In the more intense and closer overtime, the performance of the defensive team may determine the outcome." Blah blah blah.

With great enthusiasm and in an endless stream, Nantz entered a new state.

The reason is very simple. Overtime is equivalent to starting all over again. But the key point is that this is not starting from scratch, nor is it a brand new game. Instead, after a long and intense confrontation between two strong teams, you are forced to return to the starting point and start a brand new confrontation. You can imagine how intense it is.

Not only the players, but the commentators also need to cheer up, take a deep breath, and start all over again.

A little nervous, a little excited, a little tired, a little excited.

Before the game, they had anticipated that this would be a fierce battle; but the actual situation was even better than expected, and the exciting collision was truly exciting throughout.

It is more exciting and better to watch than "Kansas City Chiefs vs. New England Patriots" and "Kansas City Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Rams" because the game content is richer and more layered, from offense to defense, and then from defense back to offense, the different tactics are dazzling, adaptable, rich and varied.

Both teams performed at top levels. The league hasn't seen such a rich and comprehensive game for a long time.

Next, this wonderful game will enter overtime, and the intensity will be even higher. It may be a bloody fight until the sky is dark, or it may come to an abrupt end when you are caught off guard, or it may lead to disasters due to continuous mistakes.

Everything is possible.

The Baltimore Ravens have played several overtime games with the Pittsburgh Steelers over the years, but it is unknown whether these tough battles can become the key to changing the situation for the Harper team.

Just by imagining it, Nanz couldn't contain his excitement and joy. All kinds of emotions were intertwined together, so much so that even an experienced person like Nanz could hardly control himself.

"Now, night is slowly falling, the wind is starting to blow at Arrowhead Stadium, and the temperature is dropping. On the one hand, the cold weather may affect the players' condition; on the other hand, the wind direction may affect the quality of the pass. At present, there is no way to know whether this will become an unknown factor in overtime."

"But more importantly, after such a high-intensity game, the players of both teams are facing physical tests and the risk of injury is rising. Everything makes overtime full of variables."

"Now the captains of the two teams are on the field, ready to flip a coin. The one representing the Baltimore Ravens is Suggs, and the one representing the Kansas City Chiefs is...Levi."

"Oh, not Houston, but Levi."

"Arrowhead Stadium began to cheer for their brand new team leader."

Players, here we go.

Suggs was sweating profusely and his eyes were fierce. He locked his gaze on Levi with a murderous look. As soon as they met, he smashed into Levi's face with a powerful momentum -

In overtime, it’s a test of luck and momentum.

When the game reaches such a moment, strength becomes secondary. The real key lies in momentum. Compared with the collision of physical strength, it is more of a fight on the spiritual level. It depends on who is tougher, more resilient and more decisive.

In this regard, Suggs has experienced countless "Steel Crows Wars" and can be said to have truly crawled out of countless Shura fields and piles of bones, so he naturally knows it very well; in comparison, the Kansas City Chiefs, who have been weak in recent years, are much inferior. Not to mention the players, even Reed has not experienced much.

As soon as he entered the court, Suggs started to gamble.

But what about Levi?
With a smile on his face and a relaxed look in his eyes, he showed curiosity and freshness. He did not try to hide his immaturity and listened attentively to the referee's explanation of the rules.

He simply ignored Suggs.

Come on, who listens to the referee's bullshit before overtime starts?

Looking at Levi's relaxed and contented expression as if he was out for an outing to participate in a guessing contest, Suggs, who was ready to suppress his opponent with his momentum, was choked for a moment.

What the hell is this tactic?
(End of this chapter)