1495 Order in chaos
So far in this game, the Arizona Cardinals defense has been creating smoke bombs, especially against the third gear defense:
All the defenders collectively stepped forward and hoarded all their strength in the space within six or seven yards of the offensive line, creating a situation of intensive pressure, unleashing the defensive team's ability to defend on the ground and rushing to the ground without reservation, and the threat of the entire hand-to-hand contact was equivalent to putting a dagger against the opponent's neck to start a close fight, and no offensive group dared to underestimate the ability of this defensive group.
But after the real kick-off, the formation of the defensive group quickly rebounded and scattered like a spring released, the entire defensive center of gravity began to lean back, and the position and formation showed a posture of a goddess scattered in the whole field, covering the middle pass and long pass area together, cutting off the passage of the ball.
It can be summed up simply, that is, using the strengths to form a threat, and after deterring the opponent with continuous heavy punches, the opponent is not afraid to act rashly, and then the main focus is on making up for his shortcomings.
This is a very targeted defensive strategy layout. Because the San Francisco 49ers' ground advancement strength is relatively weak, and the passing offensive ability is second to none in the entire league, even if the receiver is plagued by injuries, Lu Ke's presence is still the core offensive point that no one can take lightly.
It can't be said to be smart, but it can be said to be effective. At least the game is still valid so far - the scoreboard of the San Francisco 49ers is still not open.
Hubble's tactical approach to ground offense is relatively conservative, but Hubble's rigidity cannot be blamed:
Last season, because Lu Ke's passing attack was completely killed, the pressure on the ground attack was greatly reduced, and the defensive force was able to contain the defensive force from the air offensive level, and then win space for ground advancement, which also made Marcus and Gower like fish in water, and both contributed an outstanding season.
This season's passing offense has been plagued by injuries, the pressure on the ground attack has increased sharply, and the offensive grade of the ability ball has begun to increase, but Marcus and Gower are not like Shawn Lynch, Adrian Peterson can eat the opponent's running style with their own ability, they still need the offensive front line to create more gaps for themselves, in the head-on dilemma, the ability of the two people is still lacking, which also makes the ground attack continue to be blocked.
In other words, the Arizona Cardinals defense did choke the lifeblood of the San Francisco 49ers.
However, as a quarterback who relied on tactical layout and wise games to gain a firm foothold in the league, Lu Ke clearly knew one thing: the goal of smoke bombs, in the final analysis, is to confuse the opponent, but when the opponent relaxes his vigilance, the killer hidden behind the smoke bombs will appear.
The problem in front of Lu Ke now is that even if he knows that the opponent's forward defense is a smoke bomb, he can't accurately judge whether it is a smoke bomb or a real operation this time. A little negligent, the two sacks in the first quarter of the game are the best proof that the defensive team in front of them will definitely not easily miss the opportunity -
In a way, Lu Ke can be associated with the Seattle Seahawks, whose defensive front line has the ability to make the offensive front line unprepared.
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But the difference is that the Seattle Seahawks have absolute confidence in their own strength, and can even be said to be arrogant, so they rarely use stratagems, and they are often hard-hitting Sunshine Avenue, which allows Lu Ke to make some predictions; The absolute strength of the Arizona Cardinals is relatively insufficient, which also makes them more cunning, using stratagem to complete the accumulation of advantages, and the relationship between the virtual and the real, the true and the false, becomes ambiguous.
At this moment, although it was a second-gear four-yard offense instead of a third-gear switch, the Arizona Cardinals defensive team was also keenly aware of Lu Ke's continuous rhythm changes, and the game scene had undergone subtle changes; As a result, the defensive group once again sacrificed the smoke bombs that were tried and tested today, trying to confuse Lu Ke's defensive reading and win more opportunities for the defensive group.
It's just that I don't know if the person in charge of shouting tactics in the Arizona Cardinals' defense team has heard of a saying: if the same routine is used too often, it is easy to expose flaws, and a truly clever magician will never use the same set of magic tricks over and over again, but constantly derive new tricks, only in this way can he continue to survive.
Lu Ke knows that no matter how clever the smoke bomb is, there will still be flaws after all, especially when the opponent's eleven players jointly use a set of smoke bombs, and if there is a mistake or mistake in any link, then it will become his opportunity, so all he needs to do is to patiently complete the defensive reading.
Laws, laws, there must be hidden laws in such a formation!
Lu Ke's pupils contracted slightly, why was there a misalignment in the positions of security guard Curtis Taylor and outside lineback John Abrahan?
To be precise, it's not misaligned, because Abrahan's position is still basically normal, maintaining a basically parallel position to the position of the two interior defenders, only slightly skimming about half a step to the outside; But because Abrahan's position was half a step away, it also made the gap between him and the inside lineback slightly widen by half a step, and then the safety guard Curtis, who was supposed to be standing behind the linebacker, walked forward quickly along this channel, but instead came to the position of one and a half steps in front of the parallel position of the linebacker, so he changed the entire defensive position.
In fact, in the case of the Arizona Cardinals' entire defensive group fully stepping up and putting full pressure, the positioning of Abrahan and Curtis is not strange, it is more about making full use of the field, fully opening up the vertical and horizontal depth of the entire defensive formation, creating more smoke bomb effects, and when a full ten defensive players are all crowded in the short pass area, such a deviation in the position is even more insignificant.
But this is not the case for Lu Ke.
From the first wave of offense and defense to the present, Lu Ke has completed defensive reading again and again, definitely not emptying his head, and every defensive reading is constantly observing the opponent's defensive position, calculating and summarizing. Of course, every defensive formation is like a plate of loose sand, and it is impossible to judge the entire context and layout, but Lu Ke firmly believes that the chaos is orderly, and the defensive tactics are absolutely impossible to be completely disordered like the offensive tactics.
Now the question that needs to be pondered is, is the change in the position of Abra Khan and Curtis, which is part of the smoke bomb? Did the defensive team deliberately let Lu Ke notice such a change in position? Or did Lu Ke really capture the smoke bomb-style positioning pattern of the Arizona Cardinals' defensive group, and then found a loophole?
There is no need to drill too much, even if it is Lu Ke, he can't be exhausted, the tactical game of competitive sports still needs to enter the warring sports link to complete the confrontation, and make adjustments and choices in the rapid change, this is the charm of the game - including the players themselves can not predict the changes in the next second, this kind of excitement will completely detonate adrenaline, Lu Ke is now a little impatient to test his ideas.
"Attack!"
Lu Ke immediately announced the kick-off, and then the formation of the entire offensive group formed a left-right misaligned movement: the offensive forward line protected Lu Ke to move laterally to the right side, and all the receiving players pulled horizontally to the left side after departure, and the two lines showed a pattern of staggered running back and forth, disrupting all the predictions of the defensive group-
The defensive forward was forced to follow the offensive forward to move laterally to his left side, while the lineback had to follow the receiver to move laterally to his right side.
Lu Ke's gaze quickly swept to his left side, and made observation movements in the direction of the receiver's running, including Marcus also rushed out along the left slot; But Lu Ke's gaze was firmly locked on the movement of Abrahan and Curtis.
Really!
At this time, the right-wing positions of the San Francisco 49ers were Logan, Boulding, and Salek, from the inside to the outside. According to the regular alignment, Abra Khan as an outside guard should be against Logan, Curtis as a safety guard should be against Boulding, and Peterson as a corner back should be against Salek; But now Abra Khan and Curtis have completed the swap, so it becomes Abra Khan against Boulding and Curtis against Logan.
But after kick-off, the situation changed again.
Curtis stayed where he was, not moving, as if he had suddenly gone out of his body; Abrahan still locked on Boulding's straight forward line and began to retreat quickly, and the whole defensive position looked less like an outside linebacker and more like a safety guard; Peterson followed in Sileke's footsteps and began to retreat, still sticking to his corner-back job.
And what about Logan?
Logan's running route took the initiative to meet Curtis, but Curtis didn't seem to see Logan, unmoved; Naturally, Logan couldn't stop to defend Curtis, it wasn't his job, his feet turned sideways to the left, and immediately tore a gap in the short pass area, and then inside lineback Carlos Downsby filled the void for Curtis, forming a counterpoint with Logan, jamming Logan's lateral rush.
At this time, the entire left wing of the San Francisco 49ers has been piled up with countless players, offensive players and defensive players are all colliding and entangled, looking extremely bloated, cornerbacks, linebacks, and safety guards all rushed towards the wide receivers and close ends, fiercely forming a frontal collision interception.
So, what about Curtis? Is he really stupid?
Apparently not!