Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1493 The Second Turning Point
Who am I, where am I, what am I doing.

It's impossible to tell.

"Fast" is a word that describes the offense of the Kansas City Chiefs. It is smooth and seamless, regardless of the efficiency of the offense or the confrontation situation. The entire non-aggregate offense completely sets the rhythm.

Both the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers entered the game with % energy consumption. They were facing the extreme physical limit and were gritting their teeth to persevere. However, the Kansas City Chiefs still took the initiative and continued to increase the tempo, showing courage and determination at the critical moment.

Shanahan is in a passive position.

In such a stalemate situation, not only the players but also the coaches as bystanders cannot fully understand the overall situation.

So Shanahan had only one choice: to put pressure on.

The entire defensive network was completely shrunk, trying to use a head-on attitude to forcibly slow down the rhythm of the Kansas City Chiefs' non-convergence offense.

Then, the extreme physical pressure finally took its toll. Not only the San Francisco 49ers, but also the Kansas City Chiefs themselves began to make mistakes.

This is the risk of attacking without a gathering of merchants.

Mahomes failed to complete two passes. Despite the pressure from the defense, it was more due to the deviation in Mahomes' pass control. More precise passes are needed under pressure, which is the only way to avoid interceptions, but more mistakes occurred as a result.

There was no time to even catch my breath, third gear, ten yards.

A crisis lies before the Kansas Chiefs.

At this time, they were standing at the 49-yard line in front of the end zone. The San Francisco 49ers' defensive positions were getting more and more dense, and the Kansas City Chiefs' short, flat and light rhythm was becoming more and more cramped. The space for the non-aggregate offense was being compressed, and it would evolve into a positional battle, which was exactly the situation the San Francisco ers liked best.

Obviously, Shanahan doesn't want to lose points, and if he has to lose points, a free kick is easier to accept than a touchdown.

but!

The Kansas City Chiefs still did not slow down the pace and continued their non-convergence offense to the end. Mahomes called the offensive team together again and immediately announced the kickoff.

"attack!"

Mahomes turned around and reached out to hand the football to Levi. At the most critical moment, the Kansas Chief still chose to believe in Levi.

However... fake run and real pass.

Mahomes retracted his right hand, and Levi became the sixth offensive lineman. The young quarterback raised his head and swept the defensive team's positions, and immediately made a pass to the right side diagonally forward.

The football turned into a reddish-brown light and flew out of the air.

The target of the pass was Kelsey.

The red zone in front was crowded with people and there was no space, so Kelce stuck to Sherman and got entangled with him.

Kelsey still plays the role of a beacon, becoming a weapon for siege in positional warfare.

But this time, Sherman stepped forward at the critical moment. Although he had no advantage in size and could not shake Kelce at all, Sherman showed his true strength.

He jumped up behind Kelsey, poked the ball lightly between Kelsey's arms, and pushed the football out directly, almost stealing it.

"Sherman!"

In the ESPN live broadcast room, Butt exclaimed and raised his hands high in ecstasy. He knew that Sherman would not disappoint him.

It was almost an interception. But it didn't matter, even though it missed the interception, it was still a strikeout.

Following the San Francisco 49ers, the Kansas City Chiefs also suffered a strikeout. No matter whether it was in front of their own end zone or the opponent's end zone, a strikeout is a strikeout. This also means that the Kansas City Chiefs' momentum of consecutive touchdowns has finally ended, and the San Francisco 49ers finally stepped on the brakes.

Bart's celebratory shout had already entered his throat, but the next second he was shocked and his expression was completely stunned.

The situation in the Hard Rock Stadium live broadcast room was not much better, and Buck almost lost his voice. "Strike fourth down."

"Is the Kansas Chief crazy?"

Any viewer with even a basic understanding of football should be able to see the situation.

"28:28".

The game was tied, and the Kansas City Chiefs only needed to kick a free kick of about 33 yards to overtake the score and get back in the lead again.

But if the Kansas City Chiefs force a fourth down and fail, they won't be able to score and the game will remain deadlocked.

From any analysis angle, the Kansas City Chiefs had no need to force a fourth-down play. Is Reid crazy?

Rugby games are not just about touchdowns; free kicks are also a way to score points and win.

In the live broadcast room, everyone looked at each other, and they were all shocked by the sudden change before them. They were so shocked that they couldn't make a sound and fell into a rare silence.

Finally, it was Aikman who broke the silence, "Momentum."

"Reid is pursuing momentum. Whether it is a no-huddle offense or a strong fourth-down attack, Reid has been trying to take the initiative into his own control. Now the San Francisco 49ers have fallen into chaos, and the poor performance from the offensive team has slowly affected the defensive team, but this window will not last long."

"If the San Francisco 49ers had finished this defense and caught their breath, the game might have been a different story."

“So, the Kansas City Chiefs have to step up and have to stay strong.”

"Just like in the last six seconds of the first half, Shanahan chose to be conservative and Reid chose to take risks. I think this may be the second turning point that ultimately determines the outcome of the game."

“Whoever can seize the opportunity will have the game tilted in their favor.”

"In fact, the opportunities are equal for both sides. As long as the San Francisco 49ers defend this fourth gear, they can turn the situation around in one go; but looking at the current state and performance of the defensive players, including Shanahan, they are obviously frightened by Reid's courage and boldness."

"Reed's risky move has already taken the lead."

Crazy?
Of course it is 100% certain. Aikman's analysis is very close to the truth, but Aikman has retired for many years and has been away from the court for too long that he has forgotten a key factor:
Physical fitness.

Reed was aware of the Kansas City Chiefs' situation. This time, the non-aggregate offense had already released the team's most powerful energy. They emptied out all their strength in an attempt to break down the opponent in one go, but ended up getting struck out at the front of the end zone. This put Reed in a dilemma.

Reid was leaning toward a free kick, but the energy in Mahomes and Levy's eyes made him change his mind.

Give it a go.

The Kansas Chief standing on the edge of the cliff can always burst out with more energy.

then!

The Kansas City Chiefs not only chose to force a fourth-down attack, but also continued to use a non-huddle offense. Reid could not let the San Francisco 49ers recover from the shock.

In a flash, after swinging back and forth, Reid showed the courage of a top coach.

Since they have decided to take the risk, they must release all their momentum—

They are the defending champions, the strongest team in the league for the past three seasons, and their indomitable championship spirit shows amazing energy at critical moments.

There was no time to hesitate, no time to breathe, not even time to panic; Mahomes had already called the shot.

"attack!"

Defensive tackle Buckner realized the crisis and was driven by instinct. He released all his heart-wrenching energy and rushed into the pocket first.

Ah, ah ah!
(End of this chapter)