Although the second-gear four-yard ground attack failed to achieve the expected effect, in the blink of an eye, it faced the third-gear situation again; But this was expected, Lu Ke did not panic, quickly beckoned his teammates to line up, his eyes were still observing the situation on the field, and then his eyes keenly captured the twelve people on the field of the opponent's defensive group:

In order to defend the three-gear transition, the Arizona Cardinals rotated the defensive group, obviously hoping to increase the intensity of the three-gear defense, but the players in the rotation seemed a little lazy, leaving the court unhurriedly, without the slightest vigilance, which means that if Lu Ke immediately announced the kick-off at this time, then the opponent will face "twelve fouls", so ...... This will also mean –

Lu Ke can try any risky offensive plan. Because even if the offense fails, even if it is intercepted, even if it is intercepted back to the touchdown, the defensive team will be invalidated because of the "twelve fouls" in front; However, if successful, and in accordance with the principle of offensive strength, the offensive team can choose not to accept the "twelve fouls" and accept the offensive result.

In other words, it's a loophole where the offensive group can easily have the absolute upper hand; But it's not so simple to take advantage of this loophole, because the "twelve fouls" are fleeting, and they may not even take two seconds or a second; is also because the quarterback has to complete the offensive layout between the lightning and flint, which is definitely a top test.

Of all the league, Aaron Rodgers is the quarterback who is the best at exploiting the "twelve fouls" loophole.

Now Lu Ke has also made such an attempt.

"Attack!"

Without hesitation and hesitation, without adjustment and arrangement, Lu Ke directly announced the kick-off and started the attack before the twelfth person left the court; The disciplined offensive team of the San Francisco 49ers did not question Lu Ke's tactical choice at all, and rushed forward in an instant with Lu Ke's tee slogan.

Lu Ke didn't even arrange offensive tactics!

However, the attacking players followed the team's habits and their own inspirations, and ran out of different routes in an orderly manner, laying out the entire offensive formation in an instant.

On the other hand, the opposing defensive group was in a hurry, they didn't even have time to organize an effective defensive formation, they could only defend according to their training instincts/abilities, and the entire defensive tactics returned to the most basic level - because they were afraid of Lu Ke's passing ability, they only sent three defensive forwards to press the pass, and all the other defensive players all retreated, and the second-line defense was launched layer by layer.

From this wave of defense, it can be seen that the Arizona Cardinals have tailored the foundation of defensive tactics for Lu Ke, the front-line defense has never relaxed its vigilance, but the second-line defense is the top priority, and all the changes in formation have further evolved from this basis.

Lu Ke took over the football from center forward Jonathan Goodwin, and in the process of retreating and adjusting, he caught Crabtree's pass, but he didn't think about it at all, since he had caught the opponent's twelve fouls, then the offensive tactics must be bold, so he directly ignored Crabplot, and steadily completed the adjustment in the pocket protection, and did not leave more room for adjustment to the defensive group, and sent a pass to the right side of the court diagonally in front of the knife-

Rainbow Pass!

At the moment of the pass, Lu Ke still controlled it a little, because this attack was not arranged by Jushang, and the running route and position of the wide receiver were inevitably affected, and it was difficult to sprint towards the end area wholeheartedly before perceiving the arc of the pass; Also because Lu Ke's arm muscle state has not returned to normal levels, the arc and power control are far from accurate, which also means that his passing needs to have more room for error, not too tricky or too risky.

In the end, Lu Ke sent a rainbow pass of about 45 yards, and consciously deliberately pulled the pass arc high to reduce the output pressure of arm strength, and also won more space for Ted Jean to rush forward, hoping that this bold offensive choice can be richly rewarded.

After completing the pass, Lu Ke could feel that the arm muscles were slightly sore, even if the standard was relaxed, it was still a little eager to choose a long pass now; But overall, the situation is still expected, there is no loss of control, and the arm is in better condition than expected, which is good news.

After a quick scanning, the referee really threw out the yellow flag, and the twelve fouls were confirmed, and now it depends on whether Jean can complete the catch!

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What does it mean that there is no tactical layout and you choose to kick off directly? It's actually the same for both the offensive and defensive groups, which means the basic formation.

The Arizona Cardinals defensive team returned to the basic formation layout of pre-game training at a critical moment, and the San Francisco 49ers offensive team was no exception, but now this offensive team has been fighting side by side with Lu Ke for three seasons, and they know better than anyone what Lu Ke is capable of, not only the ability to pass, but also the ability to capture and interpret the game-

If Lu Ke chooses to kick off without any notice or preparation, and instantly enters the offensive mode without gathering business, which means that Lu Ke has increased his rhythm and speed, and he must have seized a loophole, then the tactical evolution of the offensive group can also be more daring:

The offensive forward quickly recycles the pocket and consolidates the pocket protection by shrinking the defense; The receivers were scattered like a goddess, and even Marcus rushed out directly along the slot without hesitation, and all five receivers were looking for gaps according to their own interpretation of the game, because they believed that no matter where they ran, Lu Ke would be able to teleport the rugby over.

Ted Jean chose the route he is best at and most familiar with, sprinting in a straight line with an oblique outskim:

To put it simply, it is to pull a slight angle towards the sideline, along the passage near the sideline, bury your head all the way to the end area, throw off the first step of the corner back and the safety guard as much as possible, win space for yourself to accelerate and speed up, and then turn the opposition defense into a chase, eat the opponent raw at your own speed, and finally tear out the space to catch the ball.

It seems to be a simple but difficult route, but it is one of Jean's best and best routes in the past three seasons, and it is also one of the connections that Lu Ke and Jean have completed most often.

Really!

Jean didn't spend any effort to shake off the alignment of Peterson and Logan, and sprinted forward like a gust of wind, and in a blink of an eye, he could see that the security guard Curtis was adjusting his pace and trying to get in position, but before the two people's bodies formed a complete confrontation, Lu Ke's rainbow pass had already come out.

For the first time, Jean's vision had already captured Lu Ke's passing line, and the trajectory of the entire passing arc immediately became extremely clear in his mind, Jean realized that his speed needed to be mentioned again, and the kicking power of the calf immediately increased to a notch, and the stampede step completely exploded the entire forward momentum.

Curtis was half a beat slower to detect Lu Ke's passing line, but he didn't even have time to curse, because Jean had already faintly exceeded his position. Relying solely on the speed jam, Curtis is no match for Jean at all, and he can only use his arms and upper body to complete the squeeze, squeeze Jean's advance space towards the sideline, and disrupt Jean's running rhythm.

But the defensive position at this time is very awkward.

Curtis had to face the arc of the rugby, so that he had his back to Jean, he had no way to accurately judge Jean's current position, and could only rely on his intuition to complete the defense, but Jean's speed was really strong and ferocious, and after losing the physical alignment advantage, Curtis helplessly slapped it with his left hand, and then grabbed Jean's helmet, and at this time he didn't care about fouls, so he pulled down like this-

Unfortunately, because the rhythm of the two men's running was bumpy, Curtis's left hand was not able to grasp the firm, and the force of the pulldown was not fully released, and the result was that he stumbled against Jean with his back, trying to destroy Jean's center of gravity, and then continued to rush forward.

Seeing that the rugby ball had entered the falling stage, and Jean's running became more and more fierce and powerful, the distance between the two people had gradually widened to a position, and Curtis's control of his left hand had almost been loosened, in desperation, he could only give up his efforts to destroy Jean's center of gravity, let go of his left hand, and the whole person jumped up directly, stretched his hands to the extreme, trying to destroy the flight trajectory of the rugby ball in advance.

In the line of sight, you can see that Curtis's whole person leaps up like a roc spreading its wings, his body is fully expanded, and he flies above Jean's side, which seems to intercept and block Jean's vision and space from all sides, and the stretched and light flying action is thrilling.

Curtis's best efforts immediately put Jean in passivity.

Jean realized that he could no longer run to the receiving position, because Curtis was like chewing gum, and his position was at least one or two steps away from the rugby landing point, plus Curtis took a leap forward and made a goalkeeper move in the air to intercept him, blocking all of Jean's vision.

Damn it!

Jean had now lost the lead, but he still used the inertia of the forward rush to bounce his whole body, his upper body was fully stretched, and he unbelievably maintained an angle almost parallel to Curtis and the ground, and jumped forward with all his strength, his back to the ground and his face to the sky, and the jump that defied the physical phenomenon stretched the whole person.

Then, Jean's back-action overtook Curtis's body, his head saw the sky again, and then he saw the rugby falling rapidly, he stretched his left hand and made a monkey moon pose, just before the rugby was about to fall to the ground, like Tom Cruise in "Mission Impossible" catching his own slippery sweat, slowing down a hundred times, catching the rugby with one hand!

He's got it!