Chapter 1342 Falling from the sky
Vrabel: ?
Reed: ?
Nantz and Romo: ???

The whole audience was stunned, unable to believe their eyes, their brains couldn’t keep up with the rhythm, no one understood what had just happened, their hearts stopped beating in an instant, and they stared at the court uncontrollably, and everything seemed to have been paused.

Not to mention them, even the people inside the stadium were equally confused.

Mathieu stood behind AJ Brown, trying to wait for the football to fall. Watching AJ Brown catch the ball first, he subconsciously lunged forward, trying to destroy the football before AJ Brown could control it.

However, the next second, the football fell into the trap like a pie in the sky –

With a drill, he went straight into Mathieu’s arms.

It was not until his palm clearly felt the leather texture of the football that Mathieu realized it was not an illusion. Then he heard Hardman’s shouting in his ears.

“run!”

Reflexively, Mathieu’s footsteps reacted before his brain did. He pushed off the ground and pushed his body forward, bypassing AJ Brown’s octopus-like hands and rushing out.

There was a dense crowd in front of him, and Mathieu had no time to distinguish them. Sorensen had already used his body to break the block, blocking Davis and clearing the way for Mathieu.

Mathieu hugged the football tightly with only one thought in his mind.

“run!”

Carter stood on his feet, clenched his fists, and raised his arms to shout.

From hell to heaven, Arrowhead Stadium was overturned in just one second; from the ocean to the sea of ​​fire, Arrowhead Stadium exploded with amazing energy.

Start. Push the ground. Brake. Detour. Change direction.

Mathieu maneuvered in the dense crowd, tore open a small crack, and then faced Henry, who was rushing towards him with a ferocious and reckless look.

There was no time to react, and with an emergency brake, Mathieu controlled his steps in front of Henry and subconsciously turned around by sticking to Henry’s body.

The brain doesn’t have time to think at all, it all relies on instinct.

The next second, staggered.

Mathieu and Henry swapped positions, just like the intersection of heaven and hell. Henry missed his target, his body became lighter, and he rushed forward.

Mathieu also rushed out, and with his light footsteps that had survived a disaster, he pushed the ground continuously, pushing his body with all his strength to release all his speed.

That is–

Tannehill!

Tannehill rushed towards Mathieu regardless of the consequences and risked his own life, ready to die together with Mathieu with a look of despair.

Mathieu took a deep breath, lifted his whole body up, raised his legs high continuously, continued to rush forward, quickly pushed off the ground and continued to move forward in the stormy waves.

Finally, leaving the chaos behind, there is a smooth road ahead.

“Matiu!”

“Matiu, this, Mathiu!”

It was too shocking and too much of a shock. The processing speed of his brain’s memory could not keep up with the changes on the field, so Nantz could only continue to shout Mathieu’s name, staring in amazement at the figure on the court, who dodged lightly and nimbly and broke out of the dense crowd.

Then, sprint.

Mathieu was speeding up, running faster and faster, as if releasing all the energy in his body. At that moment, his speed was pushed to the extreme.

All the Tennessee Titans’ offensive players were chasing back. The speed of the offensive linemen and tight ends was quickly exposed, and the wide receivers stood out. The rolling white and blue waves were chasing the faint flame, as if a tsunami was swallowing up the last ray of dawn.

At this moment, patches of red began to emerge, tearing apart the waves.

Cornerbacks Breeland and Fowler were the first to bear the brunt of the attack, unleashing their speed without reservation and quickly chasing back to protect Mathieu.

More importantly, the entire Arrowhead Stadium was burning with raging flames.

Not just 76,000 people, not just Kansas City, but all the fans who are watching the live broadcast at this moment are no exception.

“Fly!” Shout as much as you can.

“Matiu crossed the half court, running faster and faster. It was unbelievable. Matius was showing his speed. His body was shaking, and it seemed that he could no longer bear such a speed. But Matius still did not hesitate. He continued to run resolutely towards the end zone.”

“Forty-yard line!”

“Thirty yard line!”

“The Tennessee Titans player caught up with Mathieu, but Mathieu changed direction and shook off the opponent. Fowler’s timely clearance bought Mathieu valuable time.”

“Brilland is approaching, running side by side to cover Mathieu, who is still running wildly.”

“Twenty yard line!”

“The ten-yard line!”

“God, no one can stop Mathieu, no one!”

“The situation has been reversed!”

“When the Tennessee Titans were ambitiously preparing to deliver a fatal blow, the Kansas City Chiefs overturned the situation with incredible determination and unparalleled fighting spirit, and stabbed a sharp blade into the heart of the Tennessee Titans!”

“Now, the entire Arrowhead Stadium is boiling!”

Mathieu was almost unable to run. His knees were shaking and his body was swaying. He was shaky like an old broken car that could fall apart at any time. The fire boiling in his chest was about to explode.

However, the excitement of the whole audience continued to stir on the eardrums——

“fly!”

Mathieu gritted his teeth, with only one thought in his mind: Even if he had to roll, he would roll across the finish line.

Finally, a kick and a pounce.

Mathieu rolled onto the ground and into the end zone.

“Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa…”

“Kansas Chief! Kansas Chief turns the tide again, steals an interception in the end zone and returns it, Mathieu completes a 109-yard return for a touchdown!”

“The Kansas City Chiefs tied the score!”

“Wow, this is unbelievable, but it’s happening right now.”

“The first half is about to end. With seventeen seconds left before halftime, the two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs tied the score!”

“In the second quarter, the Tennessee Titans had a huge lead of ’28:0′, but when the Kansas City Chiefs’ captain Levi saw the score, he said, ‘Get lost, never mind, I’m going to win this game.’ Then, he didn’t give the Tennessee Titans any breathing space and launched a fierce attack.”

“Without even waiting for the second half, the Kansas City Chiefs had completely erased the deficit.”

“’28:28′!”

“Crazy, this is just too crazy! Who could have thought that at the end of the first half, we would actually witness a draw. Both teams completed a brilliant quarter and were about to return to the locker room with equal results.”

“God, this.”

“Wow, I mean, the Kansas City Chiefs scored four touchdowns in less than a quarter. I need to check the record, but if I remember correctly, this should be the record for most touchdowns by a team in a single quarter in a wild-card game.”

“No one can underestimate the Kansas City Chiefs, not even the Kansas City Chiefs trailing by four touchdowns.”

“Although the score is now tied and the second half is back to the same starting line, the Tennessee Titans, who have a huge lead but have completely lost their competitiveness, are now facing a serious problem: whether they can quickly regain their form and confidence during the halftime break.”

“Does Vrabel’s team still believe they can beat the Kansas City Chiefs?”

“This reminds me of the question: How far ahead of the Kansas City Chiefs do we need to be to completely defeat him?”

(End of this chapter)