The San Francisco 49ers defensive team quickly improved their status, put enough pressure on their opponents, created chaos, and their performance improved significantly, but this was still not enough. The Denver Broncos offensive team was still superior, relying on Manning's accurate timing. He grasped the opportunity and made full use of Demarius' personal ability. In the end, in the difficult situation of the third touchdown, he successfully connected the pass again and won the home team's second passing touchdown.
"The problem of turnovers still has not been solved. The overall performance of the San Francisco 49ers is still a little impatient. Of course, it has been significantly improved compared to the opening, but Manning still seized the opportunity seasonedly. Look at the last third-speed touchdown. You can feel the formation’s red zone offense and defense.”
"San Francisco tore up the pocket with a five-man pass rush, creating huge pressure in an instant. Manning's pocket footsteps obviously couldn't keep up with the defensive players' pass rush rhythm, which forced him to rush to pass before being hit or even sacked. Football - so how does he choose his targets?"
"Manning could find three passing targets on the left side, but he chose a light throw pass and found Demary Reese Thomas on the far end. The pass rotation and placement were both off target. Under the circumstances, Thomas relied on his personal ability to complete the ball, and even forced safety Eric Reed to commit a foul, but still failed to stop Thomas. The slight advantage was successfully converted into a touchdown."
"Reed's yellow flag foul also continued the overall state of San Francisco in the opening stage that was not able to fully keep up with the rhythm. Denver seized the opportunity in time and scored two consecutive passing touchdowns. The first wave of touchdowns took three minutes. , the second wave of touchdowns took five minutes, and we took the lead efficiently and energetically.”
"Such a scene has many similarities with the National League Finals. At that time, the San Francisco 49ers also made full use of the Seattle Seahawks' two opening mistakes, widened the score gap in one go, established an advantage, and extended this advantage to the end of the game, winning the final victory.”
"Of course, we must realize that Justin Smith's unexpected injury in the opening period really disrupted the rhythm of the San Francisco 49ers' game. Peyton Manning seized the opportunity keenly and did not leave San Francisco much breathing time. The whole offense's rhythm and condition picked up, and then, San Francisco was already down by two touchdowns."
"Now, with five minutes and one second left in the first quarter, all the heavy responsibility of the San Francisco 49ers falls on Lu Ke. They must quickly stabilize their position, recover the score quickly, and get rid of the chaos and turmoil in the opening stage as soon as possible. , to regain his form. Next, it depends on Lu Ke’s performance."
In the studio, the analysis and commentary described the entire scene as severe and critical, and Hubble's face was obviously not good. Various signs reminded him of last year's Super Bowl decisive battle - what on earth is going on? There were consecutive fouls in the opening stage and the rhythm was even worse. This was really abnormal; but he did not dare to expect that they could complete a big comeback like last year this year, which also meant that they had to pick themselves up quickly.
Hubble turned his head and cast his gaze towards Lu Ke. Now the entire team must stabilize, and the key lies with Lu Ke. Then Hubble noticed Lu Ke, who was calmly preparing to appear on the stage, with a firm look in his eyes. , with a calm expression, which slightly calmed down Hubble's impetuous and anxious mood:
"Bambi knows what he's doing."
Indeed, Lu Ke knows what he is doing. He has experienced the ups and downs of last year's Super Bowl and the comeback of this year's regular season. The last thing they need in times of crisis is nervousness and impatience. They need to focus on themselves and pay attention first. In the next attack, wait until the first attack is completed before thinking about the next attack - anxiety and urgency will not help at all in this situation, and will even be harmful.
Come on stage!
Lu Ke entered the field with an antelope jump, moving his arms and thighs to relax his muscles. Although there was no strong wind at the scene, the ultra-low temperature kept the surface of his skin tight and his muscles slightly stiff. The impact of cold weather still exists objectively, and he needs to warm up his body and hands quickly.
During the kickoff return, San Francisco's returner Osgood successfully jumped over the opponent's goal with a carp jump. After landing, he rolled forward and won a two-pointer for the team. The opportunity to start the offense at the fifteen yard line was good.
Ten yards in first gear.
The San Francisco 49ers offensive line took the initiative to make changes, pushing the defensive line to move laterally to the left, using a short screen pass tactic to complete the cover; but Denver Broncos defensive end Malik Jackson was not fooled, and he did not follow Eric. Boone moved, but stayed in place. After the San Francisco offensive line moved over, it was like an automatic door. With the pocket open, Malik could see Lu Ke directly.
But Malik did not step forward rashly - he clearly knew how cunning Lu Ke's on-the-spot response was. Unless he had absolute confidence to complete the sack, his actions might turn the defensive advantage into a disadvantage. At this time, running back Gall He was still surrounded by Lu Ke, and Lu Ke also made a handover action, which made Malik not to act rashly. He stared at Gower and prepared to complete the ground defense.
At this moment, the line changes of San Francisco's offensive team appeared: Gall bypassed Lu Ke from Lu Ke's right side and moved laterally to the left, while Vernon Davis moved from the left side of the offensive formation. Back, along behind the offensive line, quickly pulling horizontally toward the right side - San Francisco had previously changed the double-tight end formation, pulling off Ted Ginn and replacing it with Vernon Davis, and in the short pass More attack power is deployed in the area.
Malik took a step forward, preparing to follow Goyle. Then he saw Vernon rushing towards him. He didn't have time to think carefully, so he could only rely on conditioned reflex movements to catch Vernon. As a result, Vernon, however, used the inertia of his sprint to forcefully break away from Malik's tackle and continued to rush away.
Malik noticed Lu Ke's movements from the corner of his eyes: He was holding the ball, making a step forward, preparing to break through the huge gap between him and the forward court. This made Malik hold his breath. , released the grip, let Vernon leave, staggered and sprinted towards Lu Ke——
Now this Lu Ke is not the little guy who appeared in the Rose Bowl three years ago. Even then, Lu Ke's "absolute pace" that broke out at critical moments cannot be underestimated, not to mention that he has now fully grown up. What about Lu Ke? Malik is definitely not taking this lightly.
Malik opened his arms and flew towards Lu Ke fiercely, but saw that Lu Ke, who was close at hand, still calmly changed his movement, not vertically but horizontally, and raised his hand to make a pass. Malik reflexively looked back in the direction of the pass and saw Vernon.
However, there was no pass.
Looking back again, Malik followed the inertia of his body and pounced forward. However, Lu Ke flicked his wrist and threw the football over Malik's head with a short three-yard score. The pass landed lightly in Vernon's arms, and then Vernon turned around and started sprinting.
Got fooled!
Malik didn't have time to be upset or angry, and turned around and quickly chased Vernon - because Malik's surprise attack created enough pressure, forcing Lu Ke's pass to be delayed, leaving not many passing options. , which also caused Vernon to be surrounded by defensive players.
In the end, Vernon was unable to advance too far and only gained three yards.
After Vernon was pushed out of the sideline, Malik turned to look at Lu Ke, only to find that the expressionless Lu Ke raised his eyebrows at him, with a hint of a smile at the corner of his mouth. This immediately made Malik furious. Come on, damn guy! It's just a deliberate provocation!
Malik also grinned at Lu Ke and waved his fist to show that he showed no weakness.
"Obviously, this is not the start that the San Francisco 49ers expected. No one wants to fall behind in the Super Bowl, but they have the ability to shorten the score gap at any time because they have Lu Ke. You see, although San Francisco's offense The forwards are not able to provide solid pocket protection, but Lu Ke has begun to try to make changes. He is looking for the key to breaking the situation and breaking the balance. Believe me, he has such ability."
Before Troy Aikman could even finish his words in the studio, the breakthrough on the court had already arrived.
Seven yards on second gear.
Lu Ke set up a multi-line attack, but changed his tactics before the kickoff. Ankuang Boldin, who was on the left wing, moved to the outside of the right wing. The multi-line formation changed into a two-by-two formation, which also forced the Denver Broncos defense to He had to react, but Lu Ke immediately announced the kick-off.
Without any hesitation, Lu Ke directly handed the football to Gall - the formation change of the receiving player was a smoke bomb, this was a ground attack.
The offensive line took the initiative to step forward, pushing outwards to the left and right sides, creating a breakthrough channel between Mike Rupatti and Jonathan Goodwin. After Gall received the football, he rushed through it immediately. line of scrimmage.
Center linebacker Paris-Leon tried to keep an eye on Gower's footsteps, but Gower's breakthrough speed was too fast. Paris's entire movement and rhythm were half a beat slower, and he flew towards Gower with all his strength. In the past, Gower used the action of raising his legs to create a violent center of gravity, shook off Paris's grasp, and then rushed out at full speed.
The entire defense of the Denver Broncos was completely unpredicted. The defensive area in the central zone was completely empty. Gall accelerated with all his strength without any hindrance. Not only did he easily complete the conversion of the first attack, but he also continued to advance forward. The Denver defense immediately Fell into passivity.
"Ahhh!" All nine people in the audience began to shout without knowing what they were doing.
