"Wow, God, we're witnessing one of the best Monday night games of the season, and at the last minute, Lu Ke drew a perfect end. God, it was a perfect match! ”

"Faced with the conversion of two-point play-offs, the San Francisco 49ers opted for a multi-lane offensive formation, stockpiling three receivers on the right side, and after kick-off, Lu Ke chose to fake the handover to Marcus Lynch, trying to deceive the opponent and pretend to complete the two-point conversion by pretending to run the ball hard."

But then Lynch pulled to the right, and Lu Ke himself cut inside to the left, and in just three big steps, Lu Ke personally held the ball into the end area and completed the two-point conversion. Yes, audience friends, you read that right, it was the rookie quarterback of the 49ers who ran the ball just now. ”

As he spoke, Tirrico himself couldn't help but chuckle and turned to look at his commentary partners, "Did you expect such an ending?" ”

……

After announcing the kick-off, Lu Ke quickly took a look at the position of the Steelers' defensive team, the two sides were still the hardest hit areas, especially the right side, and the central area seemed a little withered, and he caught a large gap in his sight, a gap that could not be ignored, so he chose to run the ball by himself.

This is not an offensive method that is in line with Lu Ke's style, but today, it is obvious that Lu Ke's brain is a little overheated and has made some inexplicable choices.

Fortunately, this is still correct for the reading of the defensive formation and the switch between the gaps, so Lu Ke did not encounter any obstacles, easily completed the three-yard run, entered the end area, and the two-point conversion was completed!

What's more, the passing observation and running just now, a full five seconds were consumed, and now there are nineteen seconds left in the game, plus the kick-off time, the time to leave the Steelers is getting tighter and tighter, and the balance of victory is tilting in favor of the San Francisco 49ers.

After finishing the run, all the players in the offensive group were already crazy, sprinting towards Lu Ke one by one, slapping Lu Ke's helmet selflessly, and shouting one by one, "Crazy! Lunatic! Obviously, they couldn't believe that Lu Ke actually ran the ball again, and he succeeded.

For the San Francisco 49ers, that's a fantasy.

When Rothrisberger reappeared, there were sixteen seconds left in the game.

The kick-off just now only took three seconds, and the 49ers' kick-off player Andy Lee kicked the football high and floating, but still couldn't consume more time, and finally left the Steelers offensive team with sixteen seconds of turnaround.

Sixteen seconds, that's a very, very limited amount of time, but if you can control it well, it's at least three passes, especially since the Steelers still have three timeouts, anything is possible.

In the NFL, there are quite a few quarterbacks who use 16 seconds to turn the game around, such as Payton Manning, Eli Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Joe Fraco, etc., and Ben Rosslisberger is one of them. From the accuracy of long passes to the control of the sideline passes, to the no-collar offense at key moments, there are still countless potential possibilities for a comeback touchdown.

But, not today.

It's not just Rothsberger's problem, it's the Steelers' entire offensive team that still hasn't adjusted to its best.

A first-gear offense, a tackle, and the Steelers asked for a timeout; In second gear, gambling on long passes, Carlos Rodgers, who had previously completed a broken pass at a crucial moment, stepped up again and ended the game with a tackle.

At the end of the game, the final score, "32:27", San Francisco 49 defeated the opponent and won the eleventh victory of the season!

For the first time, Lu Ke trotted all the way to the center of the court, and then saw Rosslisberg, who stayed in the middle of the court after the end of the game and never left, his face was full of regret and suffocation, as well as unwillingness.

Not only the players and coaches from both teams, but also the ESPN live broadcast team quickly packed into the center of the court — a special treat for a national live night game, and at the end of the day, the quarterbacks and coaches will meet and shake hands, especially tonight.

Standing in front of the tall and strong Rothslisberg, Lu Ke finally understood why people like to call him "Big Ben", not only because his name is Ben, but also because he is indeed burly and strong, one size bigger than Lu Ke, and looks less like a quarterback, more like a forward player.

Rothrisberg took off his helmet, stretched out his right hand early, then took Lu Ke's right hand, gave Lu Ke a heavy hug, and said in his ear, "You should know that I don't like you." ”

Such an opening statement was really a bit of a surprise, and Lu Ke also chuckled, "This is the truth!" I really don't have the charm that people have to like. ”

Rosslisberg obviously didn't expect Lu Ke's response like this, the corners of his mouth couldn't help twitching, and before the smile could be raised, he stopped, "Lehe warned me, don't underestimate you." I didn't, but it turned out that I didn't pay enough attention. ”

Lech Steinberg, Lu Ke's agent, is also Rosslisberg's agent.

In the league, it is normal for different players under the same agent to play side by side or against two armies in the same game, and there are no gimmicks at all; But Lech is different, the top agent has only two quarterbacks in his hands, and today he is standing on either side of the Chu River Han realm.

This is also a potential attraction for this week's Monday night race.

Unfortunately, among the many other hot spots, this topic did not shine too brightly, and no one specifically mentioned it before the game; But now, as soon as the game was over, ESPN was on the scene to capture the precious footage of the two quarterbacks going head-to-head for the first time.

Since Lech signed Lu Ke, Lech has never been absent in every game of Lu Ke, whether home or away, and today is no exception; And this kind of treatment, Rothrisberger has not enjoyed it for several seasons, and deep down in his heart, whether he is jealous or jealous, he is still more or less uncomfortable.

Rothrisberger didn't want to be enemies or enemies with Lu Ke, but at least, the two of them shouldn't be friends. Therefore, he teased with a black face, but he didn't expect that Lu Ke would refute it so wittily, but he didn't know how to respond.

"Now I finally know why Lech signed you." This is sarcastic Lu Ke can only play lip service.

Lu Ke didn't mind either, and shrugged his shoulders slightly, "It's a pity that I didn't find a reason why Lehe signed you tonight." This is ridiculing Rossberg for being useless, losing the game today, and the verbal confrontation did not have an advantage, and then Lu Ke saw Rosslisberg's face full of astonishment, and actually revealed a sense of honesty.

Obviously, no one would associate the outwardly honest Rosslisberg with this adjective — his fiery temper and stubborn personality are no secret in all of Pittsburgh.

"Hopefully, the next time we meet this season, I'll have a chance to find it." Lu Ke said with a smile, and then, without waiting for Rosslisberg's response, politely bumped each other's shoulders, then let go of his right hand, turned around and walked into the surging crowd, and gradually moved away.

Standing still, Rothrisberger had an incomprehensible expression: The next showdown of the season?

Since the two teams are in different leagues, the second matchup this season can only be on the Super Bowl stage. Now recalling Lu Ke's understatement just now, Rosslisberg suddenly understands why Lu Ke was able to gain a firm foothold in the 49-man locker room.

Raising his head, Rothrisberg could clearly see the magnificent sea of red in front of him. Perhaps, he should correct it, not only the locker room, but now Lu Ke has also gained a firm foothold in the city and has his own sky in this field.

……

Ryan Baldwin began to cough violently, too hard, his whole face was too bright red, and then he fell into his wheelchair, panting.

Jonathan Baldwin slowed down a full two beats, and in the midst of his selfless shouting, he noticed his brother's embarrassment and quickly sat down, "Ryan? You okay? Are you okay? ”

"......" Ryan kept waving his hands in denial, and a big smile bloomed on his face.

Wait until your breathing has calmed down, then you say, "It's okay, I'm fine." In fact, I couldn't have been better! God, God! I couldn't be happier now! Ryan's entire face burst into a smile, "Did you see that?" Did you see Bambi's last pass? Did you see that? ”

Shouting and shouting, Ryan began to cough again, but his eyes were full of bright smiles, and happiness slowly overflowed.

Then, the line of sight could see that the group of Chinese fans were holding cheering cards aloft and cheering around the stadium in celebration, and Ryan also clenched his fists and waved heavily, "Bambi! Bambi! It only takes one shout to get a response from everyone, and the excitement and excitement between the eyes are so similar.

The Chinese fans looked at Ryan one after another, cheering and jumping together, and the resonance between each other began to surge; Immediately afterwards, all the other fans around also shouted, and the frequency of excitement gradually coincided, and the sound spread outward little by little, and when they realized it, the whole audience shouted the same slogan again and again, as if the rhythm of the heartbeat was completely in tune.

Everybody, everybody in the literal sense of the word, is bound together by this name, by this player, and at this moment, tonight, here, they all have a common name, "49", and they all feel the pulse of the earth and the joy of victory because of the same person.

"Bambi! Bambi! Bambi! ”

The mighty and powerful momentum has been stirring in the Candlestick Stadium for a long time, becoming a part of this land, and at the same time spreading through the platform of live broadcast across the United States. It was a night that will go down in history.