Chapter 1098 Dazzled
In competitive sports, everything changes rapidly. Even a brief blink of an eye is crucial. A moment of hesitation may mean missing an opportunity.

One wrong step, one wrong step after another, the Green Bay Packers’ defense fell into a quagmire.

They were never able to recover from the impact of the “Chief’s Special” and were highly focused and on full alert.

First of all, no one expected the Kansas City Chiefs to actually execute the tactics according to the shotgun formation.

Secondly, I couldn’t help but wonder if the shotgun formation was a smokescreen to cover the read option offense, waiting for the receivers to complete the lure, and then Moore himself ran with the ball to complete the advance.

A moment of hesitation and indecision passed in just a second.

It seemed like a long time to describe, but in fact it was just a fleeting moment. The footsteps paused, and the defensive players moved according to their own judgment.

The human wave tactics of the entire regional joint defense automatically collapsed, and the tactical formation was no longer in shape.

Martinez chooses to step forward and attack.

This time, Martinez was right to be concerned.

Moore was observing and looking around. This was indeed a shotgun formation cover read option offense. If all the defensive players were taken out by Levi and his team and the short pass area was cleared, Moore would advance with the ball.

However, Moore was still a little nervous and his overall reaction speed was a little slow.

It wasn’t much, just 0.1 or 0.2 seconds of hesitation, but it caused Moore and the Green Bay Packers’ defense to be accidentally out of sync and miss the opportunity.

Then Moore saw Martinez rushing over from the blind side.

Although the hesitation delayed the opportunity, Moore’s cautious attitude made him alert to his surroundings like a fox, so he did not miss any movement on the blind side.

There should be no chance for a ground attack.

Moore’s palms were sweating.

“Calm down, Matt, calm down. Focus!”

Finally, Moore took a step forward and quickly retreated and moved sideways in the pocket, creating distance and shaking off Martinez.

Once the body starts moving, the tension and stiffness disappear quietly, and the mind is cleared and focused on oneself.

Move, adjust, pull, turn.

Martinez immediately realized the difficulty of the situation. Moore was indeed a veteran with rich experience. He knew that he might not be able to dodge by relying solely on speed, so he kept changing directions in a small space with small steps, like a loach, and did not give Martinez any chance to deliver a fatal blow.

What’s worse is that Martinez realized that Moore was moving and observing and did not shoot immediately. Does this mean that Moore was planning a long pass?

Damn!

The Kansas City Chiefs not only took the risk of passing the ball, but also boldly chose the long pass. Don’t they know that Moore’s performance so far has been terrible?
Without hesitation, Martinez stepped forward at full speed and pounced towards Moore.

However, Moore became more excited, dodging left and right and constantly changing his center of gravity.

Martinez got angry: Damn it, you are not Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, why are you playing children’s games here!
Right now!

Without warning, Moore paused and controlled his body.

Take a deep breath.

Push off, turn, and push.

Swing your arms, flick your wrists, and pass the ball.

The movement was done in one go, and the football turned into a reddish-brown light and glided upwards majestically.

This unexpected scene brought silence to the entire Arrowhead Stadium.

Carter stood up suddenly, but without shouting or moving, he just stared blankly at the arc of the pass, his heart flying, climbing, and soaring into the sky.

Martinez was still two steps away from Moore. He watched the football pass over his head. He was not surprised or shocked. His body continued to move forward uncontrollably and crashed into Moore. The two men fell into a ball.

Yellow flag!

Rough hit on the quarterback!
After the quarterback completes the pass, the defensive player still hits the quarterback hard. This is one of the most controversial fouls, and the penalty depends entirely on the referee.

If it were normal times, Martinez would have stood up and argued with the referee; but now, Martinez had no time to pay attention to all this, and the only thing in his sight was the reddish-brown arc.

Who is the target of the pass?
…With the kick-off command, all the offensive players of the Kansas City Chiefs rushed out, took advantage of the brief distraction of the defensive front line, and ran all the way.

And it’s not just about speed.

On the left side, Hill and Watkins partnered up, Hill sprinted along the sideline, while Watkins ran vertically and then cut laterally into the center.

On the right side, Kelce and Hardman partnered up, Hardman sprinted along the sideline, while Kelce ran vertically and then retreated into the short pass area.

Also, there is Levi.

Levi ran a strange little diagonal line and sprinted towards the sideline, but when he reached the sideline, he did not continue to push vertically into the deep area, but made a 90-degree turn and moved sideways to merge with Kelsey.

The two generals of the Kansas City Chiefs completed a crossover in the short pass area on the right!
At this time, linebacker Smith and cornerback Kevin King, who finally reacted, both rushed over.

However, he never expected that Kelsey would block the oncoming Smith; at the same time, Levi suddenly accelerated, passed behind Kelsey, and shook off Kevin King who was chasing him.

Kelsey was stuck in position with one against two.

In the blink of an eye, Levi had cut into the central area and joined Watkins, running at full speed along a straight line like a double arrow.

Dazzling! Overwhelmed!
The Green Bay Packers’ defense was in complete disarray and was completely led by the nose.

Safeties Amos and Sanech were completely stunned, and the experienced Amos was no exception.

Subconsciously, they took it for granted that Levi would choose to break through the sideline, Amos would go to mark Hill, and Sanech would rush to the sideline in a hurry.

But he did not expect that Levi would make a rare advance from the central hinterland.

Both safeties lost their positions.

At this moment, Moore passed the ball, and the passing trajectory was clearly in the middle.

AMOS: Oops.

Sanech: Grass.

Although they had lost the initiative at this point, the two safeties were like donkeys pulling a millstone, grunting and running in the palm-sized space in front of them, wasting their energy; but they had no choice and had to fill the position quickly.

The large empty space in the middle looks like a white fish belly.

Extremely dazzling.

Sprint, run, speed up.

Four figures converged towards the end zone.

Watkins knew that he couldn’t keep up with Levi’s speed. Even if he kept following Levi, he would still be a drag. He chose to take the initiative.

The troops divided into two groups.

Levi continued to advance in a straight line, and Watkins ran a small diagonal line to the left.

Two people are still in the center, and both of them may be potential pass targets.

Neither Amos nor Sanech dared to let down their guard, but Watkins had already seized this advantage and rushed to Amos to break the defense.

Amos didn’t care about Watkins at all, and looked at Sanech anxiously.

“Levi vs. Sanech”.

One-on-one duel.

Sanech was so focused that he didn’t even observe the falling curve of the football. Levi was the only one in his eyes and brain. As long as he knocked Levi away, all problems would be solved.

Opportunity, this is the opportunity, this time, he will not be stupid enough to miss it.

Sanech held his breath and concentrated all his attention. He combined his speed and strength with his body weight and smashed towards Levi like a sandbag.

Got it!

(End of this chapter)