Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 825 The veteran will not die
Focused, calm and steady.

The more dangerous the situation is, the more you need to keep your brain clear. That's the trick.

Berry noticed the connection between Brady and Edelman, but he stopped where he was and didn't move forward immediately. He looked like a player who was stuck at a critical moment after not playing for a long time, and he didn't know what to do.

However, it is not.

Berry is eager to play, but that doesn't mean he is blindly confident.

He knew that his condition was average and he couldn't play like he did in his peak period. He rashly rushed forward to get a position, and ended up missing defensive opportunities.

He needs to learn to be smart.

When you are young, you play basketball with your body; when you are older, you play basketball with your brain.

Bailey is watching, and waiting—

Edelman noticed him, but he just couldn't do it, so Edelman, who was in good form, ignored Berry.

After all, he was invisible for two consecutive seasons and came to the rescue at the last minute of tonight's game. Even if Berry was once famous, he is no longer what he used to be.

As Edelman turned his back to the end zone and faced the football, ready to catch the ball, Berry knew:

opportunity.

Start and go.

Berry stood on tiptoe, flew silently over the grass lightly and nimbly, and quickly approached Edelman's position, like a ghost behind him.

Edelman was completely unaware and focused on the ball coming in front of him.

After pushing off the ground, jumping, stretching, and leaning back slightly, Edelman was ready to catch the ball and began to look left and right to observe the defense for subsequent advancement to the end zone. It was only then that he noticed a hint of red behind him in his peripheral vision.

Edelman: ??? Who!
Everything happened in a flash. The football was falling quickly, shaky and a little uneasy, but Brady still found his position.

Then, Bailey took off -

Edelman is only 5.9 feet (178 cm) tall, and Berry was a little slow in jumping, but he still quickly reached the commanding height with Edelman.

Edelman had already touched the football with both hands and was about to complete control.

The right hand of the spirit behind him went between Edelman's arms, poked him from bottom to top, and then gently pushed him.

The football broke free from Edelman's control and started flying again.

Edelman's heart also flew up along with the football, breaking free from the constraints of gravity. He watched the football right above his head, so close yet so far away.

Damn it. Damn it, damn it, damn it!
Edelman was furious.

But Berry didn't care. To be more precise, he didn't have time for losers.

With his right hand, he flicked the fingertips again, and the football, which was already light and powerless, fell backwards quickly. At this time, gravity also pulled Berry and Edelman down together.

Berry grabbed the football and held it in his arms.

Time stands still at this moment.

"Intercept!"

Nantz slammed the table and stood up.

"Intercept!"

The heart exploded, and in the end only a buzzing sound continued to surge on the eardrum. The brain stopped working, and only sounds were left like a machine gun.

"Berry! Eric Berry, the captain of the Kansas City Chiefs' defense, finally returned to the field after a serious injury and sixteen months of rehabilitation and recovery, and he was back on the field at the most important and crucial moment of the AFC Finals."

"People questioned whether Berry deserved to return to the court, and whether it was worth it for Berry to spend nearly a year and a half just to be a substitute for the team, but now, Berry has given a strong response with actual performance."

"Interception! Brady's third interception of the game! The interception happened in the last minute of the first half of overtime. Berry changed the game!"

"God, this is unbelievable!"

"What are we witnessing? We are witnessing the best, most intense and greatest game of the season at Arrowhead Stadium, with the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs standing on the edge of the cliff and winning a second chance to survive."

"Eric Berry! Please remember this name!"

"The veteran never dies!" Edelman realized his mistake and immediately turned around and grabbed Berry, preventing Berry from getting a chance to counterattack and minimizing the losses.

Edelman tried to get the ball back from Berry but was unsuccessful.

Berry held the football tightly, shook off Edelman's entanglement, stood up, hugged the football, and roared towards Arrowhead Stadium.

Ahhhh! Ahhhh!
This is the moment that Berry has been waiting for.

The burning moment, the passionate moment, the moment when you truly feel the boiling and surging of life.

For sixteen months, he wanted to give up countless times, questioned himself countless times, and wandered on the edge of darkness countless times, but he refused to give up and refused to surrender. It didn't matter even if he couldn't return to the court in the end after trying his best.

Because he refused to surrender.

Then, he got the chance to run on the court again and fight alongside his teammates again.

Ahhhh! Ahhhh!
The entire Arrowhead Stadium was in a frenzy, filled with thunderous cheers.

Don't give up. Don't surrender. Don't compromise.

It's not over until the game is over.

Then, Jenna screamed her heart out.

"fly!"

Over and over again, it filled the entire place in a blink of an eye.

On the sidelines of the court, Houston sat on the ground weakly, but refused to leave. He stared at the court intently and witnessed all this happening with his own eyes.

So, shout.

She screamed out as if her soul was burning, “Ahhhh!” Using all her strength—

Their Kansas City Chiefs defense team fought hard until the last minute.

In the sight, one could see Berry rushing over with all his heart forgotten, and finally standing in front of Levi. He took a deep breath and solemnly held out the football.

"Next, it's up to you."

The whole audience was watching this scene.

The legendary captain of the Kansas City Chiefs finally got the opportunity to hand over the banner of locker room leader to the younger generation of freshman captains on the field.

Levi held his head high, took the football and smiled widely.

Then, he turned and looked at Mahomes, Kelce and others.

"Hey guys, it's our turn."

Roar!
The offensive team all clenched their fists and roared, entering the court one after another.

Coming forward, Levi saw Chris Jones and he fist-bumped with him to celebrate.

Without Jones's selfless pressure, Brady's pass would not have become unstable, creating opportunities for Berry's interception.

Jones and Levi bumped fists and subconsciously said, "Come on!"

Levi's smile fully blossomed, "Enjoy it!"

Jones couldn't help but stare at Levi's No. 23 jersey, and his heart was filled with emotion. He also longed to be like Levi and become the leader of the defensive team.

In front, Levi could see Brady, who tried his best to suppress his frustration and anger but failed to do so. He stayed on the court until the last moment, glared at Levi fiercely, and then turned and left.

Levi knew what that feeling was. He could feel the warmth of victory at his fingertips, but he missed it at the last moment. Although the outcome was still uncertain, the initiative was no longer in Brady's hands.

So, what Levi needs to do is to prevent such things from happening to them.

In overtime, opportunities are rare and missing them will come at a price. If you don’t want to miss them, you must seize them when they arise.

The Kansas City Chiefs' offense, which has performed well throughout the season, faces its toughest and most difficult test of the entire year.

(End of this chapter)