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When the Pro Bowl is about to kick in, it also means that another season is coming to an end, and there is still one final week left before the end of the season, and all but the American League and National League champions have finished their seasons and officially entered the offseason.
At the same time, it's time to take stock of the season!
In last week's National League finals, the fifth-seeded San Francisco 49ers burst out with an unparalleled strong offensive force, coupled with the strength of the defensive group and the special service group, and finally swept the top seed Seattle Seahawks, reaching the Super Bowl for the second year in a row, showing a rare dominance.
Just before the Nations League final, the American League final took the lead, with top seed Denver Broncos taking on second seed New England Patriots.
After the start of the game, the Denver Broncos defensive team performed exceptionally well, quickly getting into the groove at the beginning, facing the New England Patriots offensive team led by Tom Brady, and suffered a strikeout after letting Brady play twice in a row, and did not find any offensive touch at all.
On the other hand, the Denver Broncos offense also quickly established themselves at home, and although the first wave of offense unfortunately ended in a pun, it was the only time they dropped in the game, and then the league's top offensive group shone in the hands of Big Manning.
It was followed by a wave of attacks that advanced to the front of the red zone, and finally a 27-yard free-kick attempt by kicker Matt-Prater; Then he went on a seven-minute run that went on for a full 93 yards, and Big Manning doubled the lead with a one-yard pass touchdown.
In the final seven minutes of the first half, the New England Patriots offensive team finally found some form, but they stumbled and couldn't continue until the end, breaking the deadlock with a 47-yard free kick; Immediately after, the Denver Broncos responded with a free kick to end the first half.
"13:3", the Denver Broncos, who were playing at home, took the lead into halftime.
After the start of the second half, the Denver Broncos offensive team that took the lead completed a difficult push again, the two sides were deadlocked for more than seven minutes, completed 13 offensive gears before and after, advanced a total of 80 yards, and found the team's top wide receiver Demaryius-Thomas (Demaryius-Thomas) with a three-yard pass from Big Manning, and successfully scored a touchdown, further widening the score gap, which also forced the New England Patriots into a desperate situation.
At the critical moment, Brady led the team to complete a long wave of more than five minutes, repeatedly faced with three gear difficulties but was always able to turn the situation, finally came to the Denver half-court 29-yard line, but fell into a desperate situation of four gears and two yards, Bill Bilicek chose to play four gears, and in the fourth gear confrontation, Denver Broncos' defensive tackle Terrence-Knighton (Terrence-Knighton) successfully tackled Brady, and made a drop to complete the ball conversion.
This switch of possession directly buried all of the New England Patriots' previous efforts and allowed the Denver Broncos offensive team to win another chance.
Big Manning didn't miss it!
Then, Big Manning led a wave of nearly five minutes of advancement, and it was not until the New England half-time 19-yard line that he suffered a strikeout, and Pratt completed a free kick attempt in one fell swoop, further stretching the score to "23:3", which also forced the New England Patriots to stand on the edge of the cliff.
At this time, there were only twelve minutes and two seconds left in the fourth quarter.
Brady was back on the pitch and finally made a fluid attack, pushing into the red zone and completing a seven-yard pass to find wide receiver Julian-Edelman for the first touchdown of the game.
However, before the New England Patriots could close the score, the Denver Broncos pulled the score away again, and kicker Pratt completed a 54-yard long free kick, and the score evolved into "26:10", leaving seven minutes left for the New England Patriots.
Standing on the edge of a cliff, the New England Patriots made a nearly four-minute push to the edge of the end zone and fell into a three-stop touchdown, before Brady unexpectedly ran with the ball of his own and landed a five-yard touchdown that kept the team alive with a comeback hope.
Unfortunately, the New England Patriots chose to challenge the two-point conversion, but the conversion failed, which also made the score fall to the "16:26" position.
In the final minute, the New England Patriots failed to attempt a gambling kick, the Denver Broncos grabbed the ball, and Big Manning once again led the offensive team.
Big Manning's back-to-back offense drained a lot of game time, forcing the New England Patriots to use up three timeouts, and at the two-minute timeout, the Denver Broncos were stuck in four gears and two yards, with head coach John Fox opting to play in fourth gear for the first time, while running back Montee-Ball lived up to expectations with a five-yard ground push to complete the first transition and possession of the offensive ball
With the New England Patriots no longer on the benchout, Big Manning calmly used continuous ground advancement to drain the remaining game time.
The final score was fixed at "26:16".
The fifteenth meeting of "Big Manning vs" Brady ended with Big Manning's victory, and the confrontation between the two old enemies will continue, and the big Manning who returned from injury can defeat the old enemy Brady, which is a big feat, and the sword is pointing to the Super Bowl! He also became the third quarterback in history to lead two different teams to the Super Bowl!
Although Big Manning still trails Brady far behind Brady in the regular season, his playoff record has tied to two wins and two losses, and the two league rivals are evenly matched, making people look forward to a potential meeting next season.
The victory also meant that Manning returned to racing after a full 2011 hiatus, proving his legacy with a stellar performance!
The choice of the Indianapolis pony at the beginning is understandable, it is a business practice, and Andrew Lack's performance in the past two years is also worthy of recognition; However, the super high standard and super form shown by Big Manning in these two seasons have faintly suppressed the Indianapolis Colts, and this season he directly entered the Super Bowl, successfully silencing all the voices that doubted at the beginning.
There's no need to ask if the Indianapolis ponies were right to abandon Big Manning in favor of Lark, because time will tell; But could the Indianapolis Colts from two years ago be better suited to handle Big Manning's contract? This is obviously a debatable, and some things are not exactly business.
In any case, the Denver Broncos successfully defeated the New England Patriots to reach the Super Bowl again, which is also the Denver Broncos after winning the Super Bowl in the 1997 and 1998 seasons for the first time in a row, and the head coach John Fox defeated Bill Bilicek in the playoffs for the first time in his career.
American League Champion, Denver Broncos.
Nations League Champion, San Francisco 49ers.
Super Bowl matchups are out!
The former is the top seed in the American League and the first in the league's offensive group; The latter is the defending champion, and the offensive group has swept one hundred and eight points in the past two playoff games, which also means that the peak matchup of the Super Bowl will be a battle of attacks.
Obviously, this matchup will be filled with a lot of focus, and if you want to make this matchup even more exciting, then Pro Bowl weekend can clearly do just that.
Before the Pro Bowl weekend kicks off, all the regular season awards are on full swing, summing up the 17 weeks of regular season action, and the other 30 teams should applaud their regular season efforts, in addition to the two teams on the Super Bowl stage.
The reason why the NFL is so exciting and the ratings are so great is because the 32 teams across the league have done their best to complete every game, and the scorching and intense confrontation has made the playoff spots precious and the Super Bowl championship even more rare. Now, it's time to reward them for their hard work and dedication.
First of all, in the selection of MVP in the regular season, Peyton Manning and Lu Ke had an extremely fierce competition.
Regular season stats aside, judging by the league finals alone, these are two of the best quarterbacks in the league this season.
Big Manning, 43-of-32 from the field, 400 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions in the American League final, was the third 400-yard pass playoff game in Big Manning's history, tying the league record held by Drew Brice, with a quarterback rating of 118.4 and a PFF rating of 1.7.
Lu Ke in the National League finals, 37 passes, 27 hits, 358 yards, four touchdowns, no interception This is Lu Ke's tenth consecutive playoff pass battle with more than three shots, far ahead of the league's all-time list, with a quarterback rating of 139.3 and a PFF rating of 1.9.
From control to execution, from state to strength, the two quarterbacks have truly demonstrated super skill and super ability, truly interpreting the famous saying "the quarterback is the brain of the team", showing the role of the entire core hub to the fullest, leading the team to victory.
When you look away from the playoffs and back to the regular season, you can clearly find the fact that Da Manning and Lu Ke are both writing league records in their own way this season, and are undoubtedly the league's highest-level quarterbacks, which also makes the selection of regular season MVP extremely difficult, for everyone who votes.
So, who should you choose?
Peyton Manning, who will turn 38 in March, or Lu Ke, who will turn 24 in November? 2k reading web