Screen short pass!

When the entire offensive line and quarterback were moving in the same direction, when both Joe Stanley and Mike Rupati failed to intercept Craig Hardy and let the latter break easily, when the quarterback faced the surprise sack of two defenders and still didn't panic to complete the pass in the step-back...... Well, there is only one answer: screen short passing.

Because, the fundamental purpose of the quarterback is to attract all the defensive forces to him, and use himself as bait to create more gaps for the receiver; And then relying on the dismantling of other teammates, and being able to complete further advancements after completing short passes, all of this is a trap.

What's more, the route of the screen short pass is often arranged in advance - there is a high probability event, the passing and receiving lines may have been rehearsed hundreds or thousands of times in training, and there is no need to think about it carefully, and the connection can be easily completed in the stormy seas.

Both Luke Kikley and Craig Hardy understood this deeply, and both of them accelerated their steps at full speed, with Hardy being a little further away; And Kikley got closer, and then, Kikley could see Lu Ke's face hidden in the shadow of the helmet, calm and focused, without showing any panic at all because his pockets were torn, and the whole flowing movement was even a little chic and elegant-

The light and agile step back is methodical, pushing his position backwards like a Limbo microstep, making both Kikley and Hardy's forward movements look a little clumsy and flustered; The upper body of the body is as calm as a loose body always keeps upright, and the eyes are focused and engaged in watching all the changes in the diagonal front of the left side, like a fox crawling on the ice, pricking up its ears to catch the subtle sounds, ready to move at any time.

All the situation was firmly in the palm of his hand.

One-step!

Two steps!

Just as Kikley took the third step, Lu Ke raised his right hand, jumped on one foot, and used the way of jumping backwards to win more passing space for himself, raised his right hand and made a hook hand shooting posture, instantly flicked his wrist quickly, and then his body also turned to the left side with the trend, but the movements between the electric light and flint were orderly and smooth, all the situations were in the chest, and he really controlled the whole court, and the chic and agile movements seemed to slow down the time of the world, Even the sound of rough breathing could be heard clearly.

Worst!

All the cells in Kikley's body began to exclaim, and he made an emergency braking motion, turned and looked in the direction of the football flight - Crab Tree!

At the first moment, Kikley noticed Crabtree's figure, and it was obvious that Goyle and Salek were like twin towers in front of Crabtree, forming a fan-like umbrella to keep the defenders out; Crabtree, on the other hand, lagged behind on the inside of the arc, turned and jumped up slightly, making a movement to catch the ball, and the pattern of the entire screen short pass was fully presented.

What's more, the minor adjustments of the Carolina Panthers' defensive group have not been able to seize the opportunity -

Originally, there were six players listed on the defensive front, but in the end, only five rushing passes were used, and another lineback, Chase Blackburn, also chose to retreat and join Thomas Davis's ranks to supplement the short pass area to avoid a huge hole in the second-line defense, which was directly caught by Lu Ke; However, such a change is in vain, because the San Francisco 49ers also took the lead in making a layout:

Stanley and Ruppati both rushed forward, forming a complete fan umbrella with Goyle and Salek, opening the way for Crabtree alone.

Why was Hardy able to cut into his pocket so easily? Neither Stanley nor Rupati were able to defend Hardy? The reason is here, Lu Ke's screen short pass tactics anticipated the front-line pressure raid of the Carolina Panthers early, so he made tactical changes as planned.

Now, Blackburn can only panic and lose his position, and go hand-to-hand with Quentin Mikel and Josh Norman to attack the opposing trailblazer - is this another pocket protection? Even Thomas Davis, who was defending Boulding on the other side, began to move quickly laterally, and the rest of the defensive forwards also quickly retreated, including Hardy, who rushed towards Crabtree Tree.

It's a mess!

The Carolina Panthers defense was completely unable to anticipate the tactical changes of the San Francisco 49ers, which could almost be equivalent to a trick offense, completely disrupting all the layouts of the home team's defensive group.

Everything happened at the same time, and when Kickley turned his head, he immediately saw Crabtree jumping up to catch the ball, and all the defenders swarming towards the "other pocket", and the whole flow of people was truly spectacular!

Wait, what about rugby?

Because Lu Ke and Crabtree are connecting, because the offensive group players are moving, and because Hardy and Blackburn are also moving, even with it, the other defensive group players are also moving, all the focus and eyes are focused on the area diagonally in front of the left side, and before the brain reacts, the body's conditioned reflex has taken the lead in moving to make up for the defense - in the ever-changing game, there is no time to think.

But...... What about rugby?

After completing the emergency braking, Kikley was starting to prepare to run back, and subconsciously followed Crabtree's catch and looked towards the sky, looking for the falling curve of the rugby, hoping to make a judgment on the entire offensive and defensive situation, but Kikley didn't see the trajectory of the rugby at all, not even the slightest shadow, could it be that Lu Ke's passing arc was not able to be controlled, and flew directly out of the sideline?

Worst!

Damn, damn it, damn it!

Kikley smelled the crisis like a beast, and before the second start, he forcibly twisted his body, pushed his body on tiptoe and pushed his body to continue to rush in the direction of Lu Ke, turned his head, and then he could see Lu Ke who was still retreating after his feet landed:

Rugby, in his hands.

Relying on the cover of a full set of actions such as jumping, turning, and spinning, Lu Ke successfully deceived the entire defensive group with a fake and real passing action, with the cooperation of his teammates in the offensive group - the football was always in his hands, otherwise, how could Lu Ke unnecessarily make a dramatic passing action like a backward shot? This is completely inconsistent with Lu Ke's style of competition.

After turning ninety degrees, Lu Ke's feet landed quickly, his light and flexible steps were like kittens, and he completed the landing silently, his steps tiptoed slightly, without spending too much effort, with the help of the inertia of his body, he pulled horizontally to the right, and in just two big steps, he had already taken the initiative to leave the pocket protection area, and quickly swept away, judging the situation of the scene.

At this point, Logan was tangled with cornerback Josh Thomas, but Logan managed to take the lead, and he had already won a two-yard or so receiving space; At the same time, there are no defenders around Boulding - the lineback Thomas Davis, who was originally defending against him, has actively moved to the other side, which has created a gap around Boulding for five yards; In addition, Lu Ke is already a no-man's land in front of him, and if he chooses to run with the ball on his own, he can at least win about seven to ten yards of pushing space.

This is the case with risky gambling, where the greater the risk, the higher the rewards.

Lu Ke held the ball and quickly pulled it horizontally, and glanced at the corner of his eye: Kikley had already followed. Although he lost the lead twice and fell behind, Kikley still relied on his strong physical fitness and excellent sense of the game to keep up with Lu Ke's rhythm, and all the other defensive players have not been able to react, which also makes Kikley face the dilemma of fighting alone, but Kikley still did not give up easily.

In fact, the distance between Lu Ke and Kikley is not as big as imagined, but it is only two steps. Kickley is the league's top linebacker, and that's his specialty; And even if Lu Ke's pocket footsteps have made great progress, in front of real experts, he still can't be said to be outstanding.

Lu Ke has exhausted his calculations, but he has only won a gap of two steps for himself, this is the real knife tip dance - what if Kikli was not deceived by Lu Ke's feints? Or is it that Kikley took advantage of the situation to complete the impact on Lu Ke? Then this attack may fail.

But this is Lu Ke's boldness, he always dares to make risky choices at critical moments, and he will never be tied down because of huge risks.

Lateral movement, lateral movement...... Lu Ke was moving quickly sideways in a cross-step manner, but the route of the movement was not a completely straight line, but a small diagonal line towards the front, and he seemed to be preparing to run with the ball on his own, which also forced Kikley to change some of his running route slightly and intercept Lu Ke's forward path, this little change won Lu Ke half a second - maybe even less than half a second of breathing time, but it was enough in the fast-changing game.

Before Kikley approached, Lu Ke raised his right hand, pulled his arm out of the shape of a half-moon arc, burst out of arm strength, teleported the rugby ball at the highest point, and drew a beautiful rainbow curve diagonally forward to the right.

This time it's true!

Kikley could clearly see the parabola of the rugby ball being transmitted, and the graceful but sharp rainbow pass tugged at all his mind.

It's slow, it's still slow after all! Kikley had completely lost his center of gravity at this time, forcing himself to react again and quickly make up for the defense, but the result was that the soles of his feet slipped and fell to the ground in embarrassment, but his eyes were unwillingly fixed on the rugby, who was the target of the pass?