Dominate the Super Bowl-Chapter 653

Chapter 653: 652 A string of records Chapter 653: 652 A string of records “…it hasn’t ended, it hasn’t ended, the game!

It still hasn’t ended!”

“Jesus Christ!”

“Now, my scalp tingles, and my palms are sweating crazily; but this is the NFL, the suspense isn’t lifted until the last moment.”

“Mahomes once again completed a short pass to Kelsey for a six-yard advance, third gear one yard, but there is no doubt, the Kansas City Chiefs won’t give up, they will definitely choose to go strong on third gear one yard, and they have different options.”

“Now, they are on the thirty-three-yard line in the Kansas City Chiefs’ half, with thirteen seconds left in the game, Mahomes could try to arch one yard, or he could try the ‘Wanfu Mary’, the Kansas City Chiefs still have a chance.”

“In this game, the Kansas City Chiefs have more than once turned a losing situation around, if my memory serves me right, they’ve already accomplished such feats four times, so, can they continue this performance this time?”

“Timeout.”

“The Los Angeles Ram’s Head Coach McVay called for a timeout.”

“The pressure is climbing relentlessly.”

Everyone’s eyes were on them, everyone’s hopes high—

And indeed, they did not disappoint.

This season, up until week ten, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Rams were ranked first and second respectively in the entire league in terms of scoring, with all guns blazing and momentum like a rainbow, and both sides have strong abilities in passing and rushing, with both head coaches being offensive tactical geniuses.

The audience was expecting a spectacular shootout.

And indeed, the Los Angeles Rams and the Kansas City Chiefs truly delivered an unparalleled shootout that left everyone thrilled.

In early February, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles delivered a record-breaking scoring battle in the Super Bowl, setting a new highest score in Super Bowl history.

And now, even more so, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Rams are aiming not just for the Super Bowl record but for the highest scoring record in all NFL games.

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The two teams delivered together—

Throughout the entire game, there were no punts; not only the offensive groups scored, but the defensive groups scored as well, with every turnover accompanied by a score.

The pace of the game was very fast, maintaining high energy, and the scoring was especially frequent.

And, the teams alternately took the lead, swapping the leading position eight times back and forth, the game intensely stretched throughout.

There was no downtime throughout the game.

Just in the fourth quarter alone, the lead had already changed hands three times.

Just recently, with fifty-eight seconds left in the game, the Los Angeles Rams, standing on the brink of defeat in third gear five yards situation, once again demonstrated their explosive power:

Quarterback Goff unexpectedly connected with Tight End Gerald Everett (Gerald-Everett) for a forty-five-yard long pass, with the latter catching the ball and breaking into the end zone to score, regaining the lead for the home team.

“51:54″.

The visiting team in front, home team behind, the Los Angeles Rams under the cheers of the home crowd fans, withstood the pressure to retake the lead.

Then, the ball was kicked back to the Kansas City Chiefs again.

With less than a minute left in the entire game, both teams had already jointly scored 108 points, effortlessly exceeding the total score of the early year’s Super Bowl, ranking third in the long history of over half a century of the NFL, with the potential to climb even higher.

And moreover, the most incredible thing is, both teams’ scores had already both exceeded fifty points, which means—

No matter the final result, who loses and who wins, the team that will unfortunately lose with a score over fifty points will become the first such team in NFL history.”

The pressure, all came down to the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense group.

Clearly, the Los Angeles Rams were well aware of the energy and explosive power of this team, last season under the less explosive Smith they had more than once scored last-minute, game-winning reversals, this season even more so.

So, the Los Angeles Rams would not make a mistake.

Donald, leading the charge.

Perhaps spectators seeing the score would assume rashly that both teams’ defensive groups had been blown up; that is not the case, the Los Angeles Rams’ defensive leader Donald was red-eyed in this game, combating Mahomes, Li Wei, and Kelsey with his own strength, impressively not falling behind.

The Los Angeles Rams’ offensive group was able to closely chase the game without falling behind, with Donald playing an essential role, if it were not for Donald, the Kansas City Chiefs’ score would have already broken seventy by now.

The scene was the same.

Aside from Kelsey and Li Wei, Donald targeted Mahomes at a crucial moment, pushing him into a corner and giving him no room to move.

This was the first time Mahomes had faced such a hurricane-like defense alone in an official game, leaving him almost breathless.

So,

thirteen seconds left, on the thirty-three-yard line, fourth and one.

This was the predicament the Kansas City Chiefs faced.

Yet, the Chiefs were still fighting, Mahomes and Li Wei were still battling, not just the offensive group, but the entire defensive group standing on the sidelines were up and fighting shoulder-to-shoulder.

It was like a frenetic dance on the blade’s edge.

Teetering on the brink, dangerously precarious, but with a determined look that burst with a thirst for blood and murder, they stood tall amidst the howling storm.

Under immense pressure, just when they seemed to be on the verge of collapse, they forcefully held their breaths.

Far from disintegrating, they struck back with all their might.

The chase continued, the competition fierce, and until the very last second, one could not prematurely declare a winner.

Donald was panting like a bull, his blood boiling, every cell in his body burning, utterly exhausted and close to collapsing, but he still clenched his teeth tightly.

Because he knew Li Wei’s capabilities, and he was aware of the tenacity of the Kansas City Chiefs.

The closer it came to the end, the more dangerous it became.

Each tiny gap could be the opportunity for a turnaround; he needed to remain vigilant until the final moment—

Until the whistle blew, the game was not over.

Donald had studied Li Wei, he deeply understood his opponent’s will and courage.

Sure enough.

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“Attack!”

The Kansas City Chiefs chose a pistol formation, posing as if they were going to secure a yard for the first attack, then call a timeout to regroup for the final ten-second assault.

However, Li Wei charged out immediately.

Donald, ignoring Li Wei,

He focused sharply, locking onto Mahomes right away, aiming to cut off the Chiefs’ offense at its root.

“Donald VS Mahomes”!

Los Angeles Rams Head Coach McVay’s judgment was correct.

A one-yard plunge was just a smoke bomb; Mahomes was preparing to try a “Hail Mary.”

For that, Mahomes had to delay as long as possible in the pocket, waiting for his target to get deep enough to receive the pass.

This gave Donald the chance.

Like a cat chasing a mouse, Donald continued to tackle and press, relentless in his pursuit of Mahomes.

Mahomes showed unmatched mobility and, using his remarkable physical strength, resisted Donald’s entanglement.

At last, finding a gap, he attempted a pass, but before he could release the ball, he was taken down by Donald in a mutual takedown, which caused the trajectory of the pass to waver.

The football traced a rainbow arc, aiming for the end zone—

Somewhat forced.

Because Mahomes was a full sixty-seven yards from the end zone, such a pass had to arc significantly, revealing early his passing direction and target, giving the defensive group enough time to strategize.

At this moment, the trajectory of the pass was further disturbed by Donald, decreasing its accuracy and stability, enhancing the difficulty, becoming increasingly unstable as the distance grew, and the Los Angeles winds were of no help either.

Result.

Li Wei, surrounded by three, ultimately failed to complete the catch, watching helplessly as the football flew uncertainly over his head—

The pass was incomplete.

Beep, beep, beep.

The game was over.