1364 Leave your baggage behind
After the blind pass to the rugby, Lu Ke, who was independent of the golden rooster, had already lost his center of gravity, and Kikley, who couldn't brake, directly hit Lu Ke, and the two of them rolled into a ball and fell to the ground.
In the chaos, Lu Ke had no way to observe Vernon's advancement, he could only see large swaths of sneakers and calves moving back and forth in front of him, and then he could see Mike Rupatti and Alex Boone and others rushing over and having a verbal altercation with Kikley, who had just stood up.
"You did it on purpose!"
"Are you crazy?"
"Why did you deliberately ram the quarterback?"
"Three indiscriminate means!"
"Fuck off! I don't care about you! ”
This is the second time, Kikley couldn't stop the car in order to capture Lu Ke, and when Lu Ke shot the rugby ball in advance, he still hit Lu Ke.
According to the rules of the game, this is the suspicion of rough treatment of quarterbacks -
Although the rules are not humane, defenders are often unable to control their bodies in the case of forward inertia, and collisions are inevitable; But because the possibility of a defender maliciously ramming a quarterback is too high, and once a malicious collision occurs, the consequences are very serious, so in order to protect the quarterback, the league has introduced such a rule.
Regardless of whether Kikley did it on purpose or not, he couldn't stop the car twice before and after, and directly knocked Lu Ke down, which is a fact that is clearly in front of him. The offensive forwards have made their stance clear with this attitude: the referee must give a warning, otherwise the next time it will be a malicious collision with the quarterback, what will happen?
Before Kikley could speak, the Carolina Panthers' defensive forwards also rushed over, protected Kikley, and scolded each other to confront each other - because Vernon had already completed a touchdown at this time, and the visiting players were now too aggrieved to vent their emotions.
In the frontcourt end, Vernon is celebrating a touchdown; Near the tee line, players from both sides are arguing with each other. As the game time gradually progresses, the white-hot confrontation is gradually heating up.
Fortunately, the referee intervened in time to calm down both players before the verbal altercation turned into a physical collision.
Subsequently, the referee also announced the decision against Kikley: Yellow flag foul, but because the San Francisco 49ers had already completed a touchdown, the foul was not counted, and the home team scored.
Regardless of whether they were satisfied with the decision or not, the players from both sides returned to the sidelines, and the two special service teams immediately stepped on to complete the extra points.
Akens made no mistake, "28:7".
"Now the score on the court has widened to 21 points, and the gap is three touchdowns. Of course, there is still suspense in the game, but compared to the score and the win, I personally believe that the Carolina Panthers must be the first to focus on themselves, their offensive and defensive groups have shown a recovery posture, and now they need to continue this momentum, and they can't give up completely because the opponent has completed a key touchdown again, so the next game is still worth looking forward to, judging from the last wave of Carolina Panthers' attack, they are looking for the key to victory. ”
Ron Rivera knows this, and Cam Newton knows it.
There is no way back for them now.
In the past two seasons, the Carolina Panthers have been competitive, but at the critical moments of key games, the team has always been unable to show real maturity and stability, and there have been several games with a collapse or a total collapse, or the inability to be tough at the last moment and lead to the loss of the game, which can be said to be a psychological condition, or a team temperament. The growth of any team needs to be sharpened and tested.
This season, the Carolina Panthers have gradually completed their metamorphosis, although they have faced weak teams, although they have lost games against two slightly stronger teams, but at least, the accumulation of confidence and the maintenance of form, this has made great progress, and after a series of panic and continuous accidents, it has finally been able to stabilize. What's more, this game also has a special meaning for Carolina up and down, and everyone is holding their breath.
After the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals, the San Francisco 49ers are the third team the Carolina Panthers have faced this season, and they must prove that they have the hard power to beat their opponents even against strong teams, and it is definitely not just talk about qualifying for the playoffs this season.
Now, the team is behind by three touchdowns, and if we don't pick up our spirits, the game may really be over. So, there was no need for superfluous mobilization and shouting, and the state of the Panthers' offensive group finally returned.
The next wave of offense became the best illustration of the rebound in the Carolina Panthers' offensive group.
The frontcourt pressure of the San Francisco 49ers defensive group is still fierce and strong, continuously attacking the opponent's pocket protection, creating continuous pressure for Cam's passes, forcing Cam to find no passing target many times, and can only choose to pass laterally, relying on the individual ability of the receiver to make a breakthrough.
Here's where the changes happen:
The wide receivers and close forwards were more patient and composed, and after completely getting rid of the opening surprises, they refocused on the game, abandoning their impatience and composure in the face of zone defense, often finding more space to advance.
At the same time, the wide receiver and the near end have a correspondingly clear running line, which buys Cam more time to adjust to his passes, and he succeeds in finding a way to connect the pass offense.
Maybe each change is just two yards or three yards, but one time it accumulates one by one, and the state of the Carolina Panthers' offensive team slowly adjusts back.
They even played tricks — replicating the San Francisco 49ers' three-yard play in the second wave of the opening game, with Cam making a pass feint and then handing the football to running back Tobert, and finally Tobert passing the football to close end Olsen, and even the running routes of the three players were exactly copied and pasted to the San Francisco 49ers.
However, Cam's feints were not in place enough to deceive the defenders, which also interfered with the follow-up tactics of both Tobert and Olsen, and finally Olsen made a big circle, but still could not cross the tee line, and was sandwiched by three defenders and pushed to the ground.
Although the trick attack was spotted and did not achieve the expected effect, compared to the trick itself, the Carolina Panthers' attacking team has completely relaxed and really entered the game, which is the most important thing, and the subsequent game process has proved this.
Although the San Francisco 49ers defense forced the opponent into a third gear position three times before and after, the Carolina Panthers successfully completed the transition with two runs and one pass, allowing the offense to continue; At the same time, in the face of a two-gear one-yard decision, Rivera once again boldly chose the red flag challenge -
The referee decided that running back Tobert's knee touched the ground when he advanced nine yards and failed to complete the first attack, so it was a second and one yard; However, Rivera thought that Tobert had made the first attack, so he challenged the judge's decision, and finally the video replay proved that Rivera was right.
The successful conversion of the first attack this time is not only the significance of this attack, but also means that Rivera's confidence has returned, which has also become a key turning point in the visiting team's attacking group.
In the next 10-yard offense, Cam used a well-choreographed offensive line to turn the right side of the formation and create a gap on the left side to earn running back Tobert a space to advance. In fact, this is a combination of screen short passing and running back slot receiving tactics, but with a slight variation -
Tobert lunged forward along the left center area, created an open position without defenders in alignment, caught Cam's five-yard short pass, and then combined his speed and power as a running back to sprint into the end zone with all his might, scoring a 21-yard touchdown before two safes could make up the defense:
Pass the ball for five yards and run for sixteen yards.
Undoubtedly, Tobert once again became the hero of this wave of attack, running the ball four times before and after and catching the ball, and completed a 46-yard advance with the strength of one person, becoming the key to revitalizing the Carolina Panthers.
Then the kicker scored a free throw, and the score came to "28:14".
It's not that the San Francisco 49ers defense team is not performing well, but the Carolina Panthers offensive team finally came to their senses, and after throwing off the ideological protection, their performance finally picked up strongly, once again showing the ability of the first wave of the game - this wave of offense played a full ten gears, advanced 80 yards, took 4 minutes and 42 seconds, and finally ended with a touchdown from the visiting team, and the comparison of strength and form between the two sides finally returned to normal levels.
The difference between three touchdowns and two touchdowns, although it seems that the difference is not too obvious, can be felt from the subtle changes in the momentum of the game and the situation on the field, and the suspense of the game has returned to the court.
Now it depends on whether Lu Ke can quickly gain a foothold and resist the strong impact of the opponent's full awakening - following the offensive group, the state of the defensive group is bound to rise rapidly.
In a gear of ten yards, Lu Ke made a quick short pass, and Vernon was directly knocked down as soon as he finished receiving the ball.
In the second gear of five yards, Lu Ke chose to run the ball, but Goyle was not able to break through the blockade, but lost one yard.
Three gears and six yards, it is obvious that the frontcourt layout of the opponent's defensive group is beginning to compact, and the pressure felt by Lu Ke is also continuing to rise, but at the critical moment, Lu Ke still found Bording again with a simple screen short pass tactic, and completed the pass through Bording's early card position.
A 14-yard mid-range pass was followed by a grabbing of the ball to the ground, and although he was not able to sustain the big yardage of advancement, he still managed to get the first attack.
In the strong collision, Lu Ke's performance was still calm.