Dominate the Super Bowl-Chapter 872 - 871 Facing the Giants

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Chapter 872: 871 Facing the Giants

In the mid-game Super Bowl, Donald achieved two sacks on Mahomes and forced two fumbles; additionally, Donald stopped Li Wei four times, along with a series of effective collisions and hurried throws. Without the dominant performance from the defensive group, the Los Angeles Rams would never have secured victory—

As everyone focused on the unbelievable scoreboard, the defensive group led by Donald turned out to be the unsung heroes.

During that game, Li Wei feared Donald’s “bull rush,” referring to his raw muscle and strength. After all, in head-to-head power clashes, Li Wei had no advantage and instead relied on his speed to attempt breakthroughs.

Yet, he repeatedly hit a wall.

Donald’s 20-yard and 40-yard speed tests might lag behind Li Wei’s. Once Li Wei unleashed his speed, his acceleration could indeed suppress Donald.

However, Donald’s explosive power within the five-yard and ten-yard zones, coupled with his critical foot agility and flexibility, was entirely comparable to Li Wei. Even when Li Wei maneuvered for small directional changes, it was still difficult for him to escape.

Thus, Li Wei often found himself stuck in a rut.

This time, on the Super Bowl stage, Li Wei slightly adjusted his strategy.

Power clashes?

No, definitely not.

In a direct power duel, Li Wei estimated that he still couldn’t break through Donald. Instead, Li Wei needed to trust in his own ability, activate his “Eighteen Martial Arts,” remain more focused and nimble, and respond tactically to each challenge.

Strength, naturally, cannot be overlooked.

After repeated training under Lynch’s modeling, Li Wei should trust his ability to engage in power battles, even though facing Donald felt as futile as striking a stone with an egg.

Whether it’s against Watt or Donald, facing such top-tier players demands confidence and focus as the first step, while the rest depends on in-game adjustments.

Donald might rely on his “One Move” to dominate opponents effortlessly, but Li Wei breaking through Donald can’t be that simple. A single tactic will never suffice.

Such lazy thinking is destined for defeat.

Just recently, Li Wei worked on elements such as center of gravity, rhythm, and speed, deliberately dragging Donald out of the pocket to diminish Donald’s bull rush impact. By moving the confrontation space to an open area, Li Wei weakened Donald’s advantages and, after some twists and turns, successfully broke through twice.

But still, it wasn’t enough—

They needed a touchdown.

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Next, Donald would likely be on guard, utilizing his strengths fully and imposing more pressure before Li Wei could break out of the pocket.

Thinking this, Li Wei rubbed his hands, itching to take the field again, eager and impatient to face Donald head-on once more.

The Kansas City Chiefs understood that one field goal lead would never be enough; the Los Angeles Rams also understood that before the score gap widened, they needed to find their footing quickly and at least regain their rhythm.

McVay understood, Goff understood, and Gurley understood too.

However, things didn’t go as planned.

“Three-and-out.”

“Oh God, the Los Angeles Rams offense… it’s an absolute disaster. This offensive group was ranked second in the league during the regular season, but now they’ve completely lost their way.”

“Gurley seems particularly anxious and overly eager to prove himself, but his route running is a complete mess. Up until now, he still hasn’t advanced a single yard.”

“Yes, the league’s highest-paid running back has outright disappeared in the Super Bowl. With the first half nearing its end, his rushing yards on the ground remain at zero.”

“And Goff, he’s still too nervous.”

“When a quarterback gets nervous, it often leads to significant blind spots in their vision. Defensive reads fail, and passing options vanish. With the Kansas City Chiefs Defense applying just a little pressure at the front line, Goff’s view falls apart completely, leaving him unable to see anything.”

“What’s worse, McVay’s tactical adjustments haven’t been effective. In fact, the Los Angeles Rams simply need one or two successful short-yardage connections to steady the offensive group and open up the field.”

“McVay needs to figure out a solution.”

“But right now, the Los Angeles Rams have only achieved one first down in the first half. Another three-and-out, and they hand the opportunity back to the Kansas City Chiefs.”

“Unbelievable. The Los Angeles Rams offensive group is struggling this badly in the first half.”

“Next, the pressure shifts onto the shoulders of Donald and his defensive group; meanwhile, the chance lands in the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs’ young offensive unit.”

“This could very well be the series that decides the outcome of the game.”

“Maybe. Let’s wait and see.”

The one speaking just now wasn’t Nantz but Romo.

As a former quarterback, often criticized for faltering in key moments, Romo was all too familiar with the current situation.

Romo empathized deeply with Goff, fully sharing his feelings. The stronger the desire to perform well and prove oneself, the easier it is to lose one’s way in an intense competition, becoming overwhelmed by uncontrollable nerves and even starting to loathe oneself—

No need for online backlash; he despised this version of himself more than anyone else.

However, after retiring, Romo realized that this is part of the game.

Character determines destiny.

Some people are born for the spotlight, while others repeatedly falter when faced with critical opportunities, sabotaging the very chances they’ve spent their lives waiting for.

After the Kansas City Chiefs made their field goal, the Los Angeles Rams should have responded with strength, even if they didn’t score—at the very least, they should’ve demonstrated a refreshed spirit, applied pressure, and sent a message to their opponents that surrender was not an option.

Unfortunately, none of that happened.

A rushed three-and-out, a mundane routine play, and then the opportunity was handed back to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Although Romo felt great sympathy and empathy for Goff, he couldn’t help but eagerly anticipate Li Wei’s upcoming performance.

Under the watchful eyes of the crowd, Li Wei took the field once again, standing tall. His light steps and vibrant energy immediately showcased his confidence.

The atmosphere inside the Mercedes-Benz Dome was ignited.

“Fly! Clap, clap!”

“Fly! Clap, clap!”

The cheering was deafening.

Though Kansas City Chiefs supporters were fewer in number, their spirit and vitality perfectly matched the team’s determination and fearlessness.

Other fans couldn’t help but turn their heads—

Tonight’s Super Bowl finally seemed to spark some flames and deliver the tension that everyone had been waiting for.

Li Wei was ready, and so was Donald.

“Li Wei, Li Wei! Breaking free!”

“Beautiful!”

“What was initially likely to be a tackle behind the line turned into a dazzling display of small-range footwork from Li Wei, managing to avoid Donald’s grasp and forcefully gain five yards. The Kansas City Chiefs’ ground attack is proving resilient, and clearly, Li Wei isn’t satisfied with such results yet.”

“Donald!”

“Bull rush! Sack!”

“This is a sack! The Kansas City Chiefs’ pocket protection was completely breached, and Donald sacked Mahomes from his blindside. Mahomes never saw it coming and was caught completely off guard.”

“Just like Donald’s first sack on Mahomes during the eleventh week of the regular season’s mid-game Super Bowl—it’s identical! Donald made the Kansas City Chiefs offensive line look like a flickering candle at the mercy of the wind, effortlessly piercing through the pocket and leaving Mahomes no chance to escape.”

“A fatal blow!”

“Ladies and gentlemen, the Donald we all know has finally returned. Spurred on by Li Wei’s stellar performance, Donald has rediscovered his rhythm.”

“Has the real showdown finally begun?”

Romo delivered yet another spot-on prediction—

The main event has kicked off.