The San Francisco 49ers once again scored a touchdown in the game, but this time it was not them, but the rival St. Louis Rams in the same district.
Is this a real disappointment?
Strictly speaking, it doesn't seem to count. After all, this was a sectional civil war.
But it was a bad start for the San Francisco 49ers. When Aldon and Gulliver left the stage, they complained and vented their dissatisfaction, revealing a sense of frustration behind their irritability and depression.
Obviously, on such a special occasion today, everyone can feel the high expectations. The more they want to perform well, the more they fall short. Not only the two of them, but the entire defensive team seemed a little impatient and was never able to put enough pressure on their opponents.
Subconsciously, everyone was avoiding Lu Ke's eyes, as if feeling a little guilty. This small movement made Lu Ke burst into laughter.
However, Lu Ke didn't say much. Instead, he called all the friends from the offensive team together. While the special team was still on the court, he quickly said, "Don't forget, today's golden What does the ocean mean? Never give up, persevere, and never stop fighting! Now, it’s our turn to play! I promise, Ryan is watching the game in front of the TV right now and fighting alongside us!”
Two simple sentences are enough. Because the roar of support from the entire Candlestick Stadium was the best catalyst, at this time, everyone roared in unison again:
"Fight! Keep fighting!"
Then, the stadium was filled with excited exclamations, one after another. The players on the sidelines turned their heads and looked over, and then they saw Mario Manningham who was returning the attack!
He passed ten yards, passed twenty yards, passed thirty yards lightly, and actually passed forty yards in one go. The powerful breakthrough burst out with the power of breaking bamboo.
Along with this, all the players and fans began to cheer for Mario.
In the end, Mario was tackled to the ground at his own 43-yard line and completed the first beautiful return attack of the game. Under pressure, the special teams team burst out with a steady stream of abilities. Facing the St. Louis Rams' quick touchdown, the San Francisco 49ers special teams team took the lead in giving a powerful counterattack.
Out comes the special teams team and in comes the offensive team.
Logan was the first to raise his right hand high, showing off the golden wristband on his left wrist, shouting loudly, "The fight never stops", and rushed to the court with all his strength, followed by Lu Ke and other teammates They all rushed forward with high morale.
The words seemed redundant. Aldon and Gulliver also came back to their senses, cheered up again, raised their fists high, shouted and jumped, igniting the fighting enthusiasm in the audience again.
Bathed in the golden ocean of the audience, Lu Ke slowly bent down. Unprecedentedly, his heart was beating so steadily and powerfully, yet so passionately. He could deeply feel that he was not a human being. People are fighting—Ryan is standing next to him, his teammates are standing next to him, the 79 people at Candlestick Stadium are standing next to him, and everyone in San Francisco and the Bay Area is standing next to him.
For others, this is pressure; but for Lu Ke, this is motivation.
Lu Ke took a deep breath and stood up straight. No code or instructions were needed. The cheers and shouts in the audience all fell silent, and then Lu Ke's resolute and rich voice could be heard:
"attack!"
Holding the ball with both hands, he retreated quickly. Lu Ke, who was standing in the pistol formation, quickly moved to the shotgun formation. There was no pretending to hand over the hand, and he did not even communicate with Marcus. The entire formation stood at The change was completed at the same time as the kickoff, but the question is, since it is an iron-clad passing tactic, why not just choose the shotgun formation instead of the pistol formation?
Juel Hampton and LaMichael James, who were standing off the court, quickly exchanged glances, and all the tactics in their minds became clear: the tactical analysis during the training game immediately entered the actual combat phase.
Sure enough, after Marcus took three big steps forward, while maintaining the forward momentum, he turned back to look at Lu Ke. The next second, Lu Ke and Marcus completed eye contact. Immediately afterwards, Marcus made a catching gesture by stepping back sideways, and Lu Ke also raised his right hand to make a passing gesture.
A short pass play where the running back runs along the slot!
Everything happened in the blink of an eye, one second. Before they even had time to continue counting, Lu Ke and Marcus were already in place. This action instantly broke the St. Louis Rams' defensive formation, and all the players subconsciously moved towards Marcus' direction deviates from his center of gravity, and even the defensive linemen who are attacking the offensive line will inevitably shift their attention.
Just when everyone thought Lu Ke and Marcus would complete the San Francisco 49ers' first connection of the game, Lu Ke withdrew his right hand and quickly pulled it horizontally toward his left side.
Fake action!
A single pass fake caused most of the Rams' defensive team to lose their focus, giving Lu Ke more room to observe.
But at the same time, the offensive line's movement to the right and Lu Ke's movement to the left in the opposite direction created a misalignment. Defensive end Robert Quinn and outside linebacker Rocky Mack standing on this side Rocky-McIntosh just made an adjustment in his footsteps, and was already exposed to Lu Ke without any obstruction——
Capture is close at hand.
San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Joe Stanley tried his best to block his position, but it was difficult for him to fight with four hands. McIntos took advantage of the gap between Quinn and Stanley to make a light step. He has come around and appeared in Lu Ke's sight: one-on-one capture!
There is no longer any obstacle between McIntosh and Lu Ke.
At this critical moment, Lu Ke showed no panic at all, did not use any special skills, and made judgments and reactions immediately with a high degree of concentration.
His footsteps moved sideways to the left, making a continuous outward movement, forcing McIntosh to reflexively change his center of gravity. Then, Lu Ke's left foot clicked on the ground, and his center of gravity braked suddenly. Using the reaction force, the body retreated again, and took two quick steps back. In this way, the space was narrowly missed, causing a pass.
McIntosh missed the first move and was unable to make two adjustments to his center of gravity in just a short moment. His body twisted into a strange twist under the pressure and he passed Lu Ke awkwardly. He was obviously very close, but due to his body shape, he couldn't touch Lu Ke no matter how he stretched out his hand. He could only stupidly lose his center of gravity and fall awkwardly to the ground.
Missed sack.
However, Lu Ke had no time to pay attention to the opponent's embarrassment, because Stanley was also losing his center of gravity. Quinn used the misalignment of his center of gravity to easily complete the collision.
Quinn, who entered the league in the same year as Lu Ke, is a well-known defensive rookie. He entered the league with the 14th pick in the first round. However, his performance in his rookie season was always unsatisfactory. After entering his sophomore season, he actively improved his condition and firmly established himself. Firmly occupying a starting position, and now facing the biggest opponent common to all 2011 rookies, Quinn burst out with unimaginable super energy.
Quinn used a series of impacts to push Stanley's blocking position, and then rushed towards Lu Ke like a tiger descending a mountain. But before he could get closer, he saw that Lu Ke seemed to have completed his prediction in advance and stepped back half a beat in advance. , quickly opened the distance between the two people, but Quinn refused to give up. He jumped over Stanley with a small jump, and flew towards Lu Ke with a second acceleration.
Lu Ke still didn't use any special skills. With a high level of concentration, his relaxed nerves and tight muscles relied on conditioned reflexes to react immediately——
The footwork training in the offseason is being integrated into Lu Ke's body bit by bit, gradually evolving into an integral part of his tactical system. The outstanding performance of the San Francisco 49ers' offensive line this season has allowed Lu Ke to be more effective in the game. Completing actual combat drills more frequently is not a critical moment, and Lu Ke does not need to use special skills.
That's it at this point.
After making a prediction in advance, Lu Ke immediately retreated in the vertical direction after moving laterally. After widening the distance, he still did not relax his vigilance and stared closely at Quinn's footsteps. Before the opponent shortened the distance, Lu Ke once again moved lightly and continued to move laterally to the right, not in a straight line, but in a circuitous arc, completely deceiving Quinn's center of gravity.
Quinn was like a roly-poly, trying to control his body staggeringly, but his hands kept swinging, but he still couldn't control it after all. He only made himself look more embarrassed, his eyes widened, and he looked at Lu. Ke just drifted away like this: How is that possible! what happened?
From the right side to the left side, from the left side to the middle back, from the middle back to the right side.
Lu Ke's pocket movements were so light and agile, containing the entire defensive team without any panic. People had no time to think carefully. When Lu Ke made the passing gesture again, they suddenly realized:
One second, two seconds, three seconds, four seconds.
Just relying on Lu Ke alone delayed the game for four seconds. At this time, the short passing area on the right side had been completely cleared. Before Marcus, Logan and Gene could pull, all the defensive players had gathered together. Back up, but is this pass a short pass, a medium pass, or a long pass?
While the defensive player was hesitating, Lu Ke's right hand was like a long sword out of the body, drawing a line of light and shadow with great force, and galloping away in the dazzling golden sea in the audience. ——
Lu Ke's first pass of the game was aimed at the end zone!
