"Today the San Francisco 49ers' receiver group faced a serious release problem. Williams, Newman and Ginn all had a release situation, which severely inhibited the quarterback's passing effect."
Today, Fox TV is once again responsible for broadcasting the game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys. Kirk Charleston is still the commentator, and sitting on the other side of the commentary box is still Teddy Williams.
After Kirk expressed his opinion, Teddy also nodded in agreement, "The pass just passed to Gene, a 23-yard long pass, if the ball can be completed, this is not only a brand new The first attack will reach near the midline, which is enough to relieve the 49ers' offensive pressure. Unfortunately, after Gene successfully caught the ball, he dropped the ball due to his buttery hand, and even almost allowed the opponent to complete an interception."
Kirk took over the conversation again, "It can be seen that the Cowboys' very targeted defense has indeed suppressed the 49ers' offensive rhythm. Now we will see when the 49ers can regain their form. Okay, let's give up first. Let's take a look at this offense." As he spoke, the San Francisco 49ers' offensive team took the field again.
Kirk and Teddy both temporarily withdrew their attention and watched the live game through the glass window in front of them.
"Pistol formation, kickoff, Lu Ke quickly retreats; the Cowboys still have no sudden pressure, and the pocket protection is very solid. Lu Ke is observing, observing... the 49ers' No. 85 tight end, Vernon - Davis ran aggressively, first going straight, then turning left, and after an emergency stop, he rushed forward again. Beautifully, he tore a gap!"
"Gap! Passing gap! Lu Ke saw the passing space. It was just a passing window. Lu Ke accurately captured the opportunity and immediately passed the ball. The twelve-yard pass was slightly deflected. A little line, but still within Davis' control. Davis reached out to catch the ball! He successfully caught the football! Twelve yards! Twelve yards of pass!"
"Oh my gosh! Davis' buttery hands! The football is out of hand! The ball goes straight out, and No. 32, the Cowboys' No. 32 cornerback, Orlando Scandrick, catches the football. God. , interception! This is an interception! The San Francisco 49ers quarterback threw the first interception of his career!"
Statistically speaking, all interceptions are counted against the quarterback. The statisticians will not distinguish whether the interception was caused by the quarterback's own error or the interception was caused by the receiving player's error. They will all be recorded in the quarterback's name. Because this is a technical data that only quarterbacks can count.
So, the number of interceptions in Lu Ke's career: from zero to one.
The entire Candlestick Stadium fell silent. The 50,000 49 fans looked annoyed and disappointed. They couldn't believe their eyes. The offensive team sent an interception and the ball possession was transferred, interrupting the attack. 20,000 Cowboys fans beat the drums and cheered loudly. Everyone jumped, hugged and celebrated happily.
At any time in the game, the transfer of ball rights is an extremely rare thing. It is a blow to the team that loses the ball; and it is a happy event for the team that gets the ball!
You can simply list a series of data. In the 2010 season, the player with the most interceptions in the league was Ed Reed of the Baltimore Ravens, with a total of eight times, averaging 0.5 interceptions per game; the league contributed interceptions The quarterback with the most is Eli Manning of the New York Giants, with a total of 25 times, an average of 1.6 times per game.
At the same time, in the 2010 season, the team that lost the most ball rights due to interceptions and fumbles was the New York Giants, a total of 42 times, an average of 2.6 times per game; and the team that won the most ball rights in conversions was also New York. Giants, thirty-nine times in total, averaging two points and four points per game.
This shows how rare interceptions and dropped balls are. Controlling errors that lead to ball possession transitions is a must for top teams. A change of ball ownership may lead to a completely different outcome in a normal game.
At this moment, the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys are simply a paradise and a hell. After suffering the blow, the 49ers' offense slid further into the bottomless abyss, with no signs of recovery in sight.
After Orlando Scandrick completed the interception, he did not give up and prepared to continue to attack. Fortunately, the 49ers' Michael Crabtree and Kyle Williams were highly focused and rushed over immediately to complete the attack. He grabbed Scandrick and held him in place, preventing further continuation of the tragedy.
After standing up, Crabtree yelled at Vernon Davis, "What the hell are you doing! You lost the ball! You're standing there and you're upset! Oops! Oops!"
After the butter hand just now, Davis hugged his head and expressed his extreme annoyance for not returning to defense immediately. If it weren't for Crabtree and Williams' timely defense, Scandrick launched a counterattack - they were on their own 26-yard line at this time. For the Cowboys, they only needed to run 26 yards. Just get into the San Francisco 49ers' end zone and score a touchdown.
The interception was returned for a touchdown.
This is the scariest and cruelest thing on the football field. It has a huge impact on the morale of the offensive team. But, Davis is actually upset? Actually!
Davis pushed Crabtree away angrily, "Quiet, Michael, I don't need you to teach me a lesson!" Then Davis caught Lu Ke from the corner of his sight. He did not confront him head-on, but muttered. He said awkwardly, "If his pass wasn't too powerful? How could I have let go? I'm not a rookie! Go away! Don't put all the blame on me."
Davis did not suppress his voice, and Lu Ke heard everything. However, Lu Ke ignored it.
Davis is a clown. Why didn't he say that he always refused to receive Lu Ke's pass during training? As a result, he failed to accurately judge Lu Ke's passing power, which resulted in the ball being released? Why didn't he say that he was distracted when catching the ball, but his hands were not in the right position to catch the ball, causing him to lose his hand? Why didn't he say that the butter hand was an irrefutable mistake for anyone?
Lu Ke ignored Davis at all and tore off the straps of his helmet. The tight restraint on his neck was slightly loosened, and he could finally breathe. Now the team is facing bigger problems, but that stupid guy is still shirking responsibility and swearing, which is simply out of his mind.
If the game is lost, everyone is responsible; obviously, the quarterback is the one who is suffering from the concentrated bombardment. But did Davis really think that reporters would not mention his buttery hands? idiot.
Lu Ke forced himself to calm down. The entire offensive team could not find a rhythm today. The receiving players were part of the problem, but he himself was also part of the problem.
It's not a matter of tactics. In fact, there is no problem with the use of tactics. But in this game, under the tight pressure of the Cowboys, the passing rhythm, receiving rhythm, running rhythm, defensive reading, etc. all seemed to be different. There was no way to fit together, one mistake, two mistakes... Before they could react, they had already reached the awkward position now——
The game is already halfway through the second quarter, but the San Francisco 49ers have not gotten a first down.
There are always excuses. For example, the Dallas Cowboys' offense took a very long time, and the San Francisco 49ers' defense was always unable to contain them and let their own offense play. The Cowboys launched a total of six offenses. Four of them lasted more than four minutes, which also resulted in Lu Ke's playing time not being much to begin with, only four times.
But, at this moment, excuses are useless. If you stay where you are, feel sorry for yourself, and give up on yourself, victory will not come automatically.
Therefore, Lu Ke needs to calm down, rethink the overall situation, and take the initiative again.
Fortunately, the San Francisco 49ers' offense is a mess, while the Dallas Cowboys' offense seems to be impressive, but it only has noise and no effect. So far, the Dallas Cowboys have only scored one touchdown and one free kick, temporarily leading with a score of "10:0", and the gap has never widened.
Back on the sidelines, before Lu Ke had time to think, 20,000 Dallas Cowboys fans reveled again - Romo scored a touchdown.
After completing the interception at 26 yards in the opponent's half, the offensive team came on the field and only needed two attacks to enter the red zone. Romo, who always maintained a good competitive level in the first half today, did not miss his opportunity and took advantage of it. A fifth-gear attack, three passes and two runs, finally successfully connected with No. 81 wide receiver Laurent Robinson, scoring the second touchdown of the game today.
Subsequently, the extra point hit, the Dallas Cowboys seized the opportunity of the San Francisco 49ers' mistake and rewritten the score to "17:0", and the entire situation suddenly became serious.
The atmosphere on the playing field was always tense, always fierce, and always boiling. Without enough time and space, Lu Ke could not open his mind. Like Logan and Marcus, in the final analysis, Lu Ke's experience is still too little. As a first-year rookie player, their grasp of the situation on the court is still too immature.
Even if you have a system, experience is a shortcoming that cannot be made up for.
In the remaining time of the first half, the San Francisco 49ers finally got the first offensive of the game. In the intensive defense, Lu Ke and Crabtree completed the connection and achieved advancement; but then The advance was intercepted at halftime, and he didn't even get a chance for a free kick.
With Romo's last pass incomplete, the Dallas Cowboys also consumed the last bit of time in the first half. Then the referee blew the whistle to end the first half, with a huge advantage of "17:0" , the away game Cowboys strutted back to the locker room and entered halftime.
For the San Francisco 49ers, the situation is getting more and more serious. Is it possible that they will usher in a defeat without any power to fight back?
For the studio commentators, this was indeed a holiday party, especially for Charles Davis, who had suppressed the grievances and anger for a full week and was finally able to vent them!
