Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 687: One Second Hell

First down and ten yards, still a shotgun formation.

Harbaugh was not easily shaken, and the Baltimore Ravens still rushed the pass with four players, but this time the defensive network of the man-to-man defense and the zone defense was obviously tightened.

Mahomes once again won enough time to read the secondary defense, but the difference was that all his passing targets were surrounded by the black storm.

At the critical moment, Mahomes showed the potential of a top quarterback, with a long pass that was so realistic that it shifted all the attention to Hill:

Because Hill relied on his personal breakthrough ability, riding the wind and waves, driving straight ahead, rushing forty yards along a straight line, and still continuing to sprint. Once Mahomes and Hill successfully connected, this might be the overtime touchdown and the Baltimore Ravens would not allow such a disaster.

Therefore, it can be clearly seen that the Baltimore Ravens' defense has shifted its attention to the backfield.

It was during this brief gap that Mahomes readjusted, made a quick pass of five yards, and easily found Kelce who was running out of the gap.

In the short pass area, Kelce's size advantage is very obvious. He can catch the ball effortlessly in a standing posture and turn around to continue advancing.

It was not until Suggs, Humphrey and Jefferson double-teamed Kelce and forced him to fall to the ground that Kelce was unable to break through.

However, ten yards were easily obtained.

With two first-down plays of ten yards and two pass attempts, the Kansas City Chiefs' offense had already reached the midfield line with great momentum and completely dominated the game.

The situation is slightly different from what was expected.

Previously, Nantz and Romo both believed that the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens defenses would play a more important role in overtime. After all, this was the main theme throughout the game. Whichever offensive team could find a breakthrough under pressure would likely have the upper hand in the final victory or defeat.

However, no one expected that the Baltimore Ravens' defense would let Mahomes pass the ball right from the start. Mahomes, who originally thought he would be suppressed by the entire court, might be at a loss due to his lack of experience. Instead, he might blindly take risks and pass the ball long without a target, exposing his shortcomings and becoming a breakthrough for the Baltimore Ravens.

After all, Mahomes has exposed this tendency more than once in the games so far.

As a result, things backfired.

Mahomes was rational and calm enough. In the dense and dazzling offense and defense, he restrained the urge to take risks with long passes. Instead, he found gaps in the chaos and ruined Harbaugh's wishful thinking in one fell swoop.

And then, that's how the situation became.

In a flash, the Kansas City Chiefs had quickly advanced to the half-court line, firmly grasping the initiative in overtime and gaining the upper hand.

So, what’s next?

Are the Baltimore Ravens going to be defeated and disintegrated like this?
Hubble: Haha, how is that possible?

Ten yards in one gear.

The Baltimore Ravens defense slightly changed its tactics from a four-man pass rusher to a five-man pass rusher. Don't underestimate the addition of just one pass rusher, but the aggressiveness of the Baltimore Ravens defense should not be underestimated.

The pressure Mahomes faced in the pocket suddenly soared, the passing time was suppressed, and he hurriedly completed a three-yard short pass to Kelce.

Kelsey continued to advance two steps before running head-on into a wall and being forced to the ground.

Second gear, three codes.

The Kansas City Chiefs noticed the change in their opponent's defensive tactics and made adjustments immediately.

Mahomes connected with Hunter with a quick short pass, trying to play fast; however, the Baltimore Ravens' defensive front line showed explosive power at the critical moment, tripping Hunter on the line of scrimmage and intercepting him in time.

On the sidelines of the court, Edwards roared and thanked his teammates for venting his anger.

Chris Jones had previously completed such a brilliant interception, and now the Baltimore Ravens are also fighting back under pressure.

Three gears and three codes.

Almost everyone was sure that the Kansas City Chiefs would choose to pass the ball, but Reed unexpectedly chose to give the football to Levi.

For the second consecutive time, the offense chose to go on the ground.

However, Harbaugh was also prepared, using a six-man pass rush and dividing attention during the raid. First, defensive end Urban effectively hit Levi, and then Suggs, Morris, and Jefferson formed a triple-team.

Levi was fearless and confronted head-on, pushing off the ground continuously to prepare for forced squeeze. After rushing out two yards, he was ready to rely on hard arching to get through this one yard.

But - in the midst of the strong confrontation and neither side giving an inch, Levi saw a face appear below his helmet with a smug smirk on his face.

It's Mosley.

Before Levi could react, the football in his right hand felt a force from bottom to top that exploded instantly, and he tightened his right hand reflexively.

"Drop the ball!"

"God, Levi suffered a fatal drop in a one-on-three situation."

"Suggs! Mosley!"

"Humphrey is approaching as well."

"Levi!"

"Wait, Levi!"

Oops!

When Levi retracted his right hand, he realized that he was still half a beat slow. At the moment when the football was out of control, he took a step ahead to break away from Suggs and Jefferson's horns and turned around to pounce.

The football, due to the collision of different forces, jumped up playfully like an elf, bouncing irregularly on the green lawn.

Power and afterimages flew towards the reddish-brown color from all directions.

Levi was so engrossed that he forgot everything else and stared at the football intently.

With a diving move, the football jumped out of his palm; but in the next step, his right hand reacted quickly and caught up, with a sweep of his elbow, he took the oval object into his arms, and his body followed suit.

Hold on!

He held on tightly, using all his strength, and curled up like a hedgehog.

The next second—

boom! Bang bang bang!
One after another, three, four or five figures all piled on Levi. The world fell into darkness, and pressure was vented down layer by layer.

The pressure and impact continued to accumulate, and the oxygen in the chest was knocked out.

There was a bloody smell in his mouth, but Levi clenched his teeth tightly.

"Drop the ball! Unbelievable!"

"Throughout Levi's career, he has rarely dropped the ball. I need to confirm the data, but if I remember correctly, this is only the second time Levi has dropped the ball this season, in a total of thirteen games."

“And it appears at such a crucial moment.”

"It's chaos now, we have no idea who has the ball and the referee is pulling the players apart, trying to find the football."

"...Wait, football--"

"In Levi's hands!"

"God, Levi! Levi redeemed himself and regained control of the ball after losing it..."

Ah, ah ah!
Ahhhhh!
Arrowhead Stadium suddenly exploded with incredible energy.

One second in hell, one second in heaven.

My heart went up and down several times, until I saw the football in Levi's arms, and then I felt relieved.

His knees were shaking and he was trembling. He was afraid and almost couldn't stand. But he still roared with all his might to release all his emotions.

Fall into madness.

The kind of madness that completely loses one's mind.

(End of this chapter)