Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 895 Garbage Time
After a lot of effort, the Los Angeles Rams finally found a ray of hope in the endless hardship. They tried their best and risked their lives to get a free kick. The whole team was jubilant, as if they saw hope of victory.

With a turn, the Kansas City Chiefs completed the advancement leisurely and calmly. The balanced passing and running tactical layout completely controlled the situation. They easily scored a pass touchdown and further expanded their lead.

Wow.

A bucket of cold water was poured down, extinguishing the flame of fighting spirit that the Los Angeles Rams had finally ignited, leaving only a few dim sparks.

You looked at me, I looked at you, and finally everyone avoided looking at me.

This time, Anderson didn't have an answer either.

Everyone's eyes quietly focused on Goff, only to find that he was standing thin on the side of the court, with his broad, straight shoulders drooping. He stared blankly at the court, saying nothing, revealing a bit of melancholy and fragility.

McVay, who should have had the answer, did not communicate with Goff or the coaching staff at this time. He just looked quietly at the special teams on the court. There was a brief moment of confusion in his eyes, but he still calmed down.

“Come on, come on, come on!”

"It starts with us, one step at a time. The game is not over yet."

McVay shouted dryly and clenched his fists to forcefully inject some spiritual chicken soup into the team, but he didn't even dare to look the coaches and players in the eye.

The spiritual call did not work after all.

When the Los Angeles Rams' offense came on the field again, although Goff tried to cheer up, although Anderson tried to stabilize, although McVay sent Gurley again on the third and long yards to try to give it a try.

However, all to no avail.

strike out.

After returning from the halftime break, the Los Angeles Rams had two brief waves of offense that seemed to rejuvenate, and once again showed the style of the cosmic sheep. They pushed across half court twice and even got a free kick the second time.

Unfortunately, it was just a last glimmer of light, not even very bright or brilliant. It ended so abruptly and then dimmed again.

McVay was in a state of anxiety. He paced back and forth on the sidelines of the court, shouting and clapping continuously, encouraging the players and the coaching staff, but to no avail. He was hit again and again.

Fall into despair.

The Los Angeles Rams set a shameful record: the most consecutive strikeouts in a Super Bowl, eight in a row, without any advances.

In other words, the offensive team came on and then left the court, like a merry-go-round.

When the Los Angeles Rams were stuck in the mud, the Kansas City Chiefs were in complete control of the situation. They did not rely solely on ground offense to consume game time, but continued to combine passing and running, maintaining pressure at all times and preventing the Los Angeles Rams defense from finding a gap to turn the situation around.

Back and forth, the Kansas City Chiefs also suffered some strikeouts, but they still pushed across half court several times tenaciously and scored two more free kicks, firmly grasping the initiative of the game.

Then, time passed little by little, and the game gradually came to an end——

The overall situation has been decided.

"...Since 2004, no team in the league has defended the Super Bowl for a full years. This is also the charm of the NFL."

"It's intense, stalemate, and everyone has a chance. Winning the championship last season does not mean that the team can become a strong team. On the contrary, it may be the beginning of challenges that the team will face, which makes defending the Super Bowl an unattainable problem."

"This season is no exception." "Until the Super Bowl, the situation is still unclear and suspense still exists. The strength gap between the top teams is minimal. The two conference finals both went into overtime to decide the final winner, which is the best proof. Everything indicates that this year's Super Bowl will usher in a peak showdown, and the winner may not be decided until the last minute."

“Yet the Kansas Chiefs made their voice heard.”

"The defending champions once again entered the 'Chiefs in the playoffs' mode, repeatedly showing toughness and tenacity at critical moments, and completely suppressing the Los Angeles Rams on both offense and defense. Although the Kansas City Chiefs lost to their opponents in the Super Bowl halfway through the regular season, this game completely turned into a one-man show for the Kansas City Chiefs."

"Defending the title is no longer a problem."

"The point is, by defending their title strongly, the Kansas City Chiefs made the problem that no one had been able to overcome in the past 15 years look easy."

"At this moment, viewers who have just turned on the TV and saw the score numbers may be surprised and think that this is a one-sided crushing game."

“That’s not the case.”

"The Los Angeles Rams defense led by Donald gave Mahomes and Levi a headache for a long time. In the end, Levi performed better in the strong collision and firmly grasped the key turning points of the game, which widened the score difference."

"At present, the score on the field is '31:3', and the outcome is basically no suspense, but such a score cannot be ranked among the top five in Super Bowl history, and can only be temporarily ranked sixth."

"The biggest win in Super Bowl history is still the 1990 San Francisco 49ers defeating the Denver Broncos. The score of 55:10 is still shocking now."

"Even since the millennium, this score difference is only second. In 2014, the Seattle Seahawks defeated the Denver Broncos by a larger margin. The score of '43:8' witnessed the glory of the Bombshell Army."

"In comparison, the final score of this game is not too exaggerated."

"But don't forget, this is the Kansas City Chiefs' title defense, a Super Bowl that is more challenging than any other game."

"Last season, the Kansas City Chiefs emerged as a dark horse and their final victory must have surprised many people. It was a pleasant surprise."

"This season, under the spotlight, the defending champions encountered many twists and turns in the regular season, losing to the New England Patriots, Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers respectively, which made many people question the value of their No. 1 seed in the AFC."

"But the Kansas City Chiefs proved with their actions that no one could beat them twice in one season. They defeated the New England Patriots in overtime in the AFC Championship and completely suppressed the Los Angeles Rams in the Super Bowl. The Kansas City Chiefs have redeemed themselves and are about to defend their title."

“An incredible journey and undoubtedly an amazing story.”

"After this battle, the Kansas City Chiefs should become the league's newest public enemy, and everyone is eager to defeat this team; so how the Kansas City Chiefs will respond will be worth looking forward to in the upcoming 2019 season."

The fourth quarter of the game entered garbage time early. Even though Nantz and Romo tried to save face for the Los Angeles Rams, the reality was finally irreversible. Nantz showed his rich knowledge and tried his best to ensure the audience's attention.

Although it's not easy.

No one expected that the Super Bowl would... be like this?
"Oh, Justin Houston is back, Eric Berry is here to greet him, the two leaders of the Kansas City Chiefs' defense are about to welcome the glorious moment with the team."

Slowly, but surely.

Houston returned to the court, looked at the vast sea of ​​red, and then looked at the team that remained focused and giving their all on the court. Everything was going according to plan.

At this moment, Houston knew that the team had found a new leader and no longer had to worry about successors.

(End of this chapter)