Just as all the fans were cheering and celebrating the Denver Broncos' third passing touchdown, Jim Hubble made a surprise red flag challenge.

All eyes were on the referees – any penalty on the Super Bowl stage counts, not to mention a touchdown. But surprisingly, the video conference of the referee team lasted less than a minute, and the referee walked into the field.

Either the referee made a hasty decision – which is obviously impossible, or the decision was uncontroversial and all the evidence was obvious that the referee's decision was so concise and quick......

"After the video replay, the on-court penalty was changed, after the 88th completed the catch, one foot went out of bounds, forming an invalid catch, the touchdown was invalid, the third gear was not completed, the offensive group entered the fourth gear and six yards, and the score on the court was retraced to '13:7'......"

The referee's voice echoed through the microphone inside the Metropolitano Stadium, and then a thousand waves were stirred up with one stone, and all kinds of reactions erupted collectively.

Inside the court, all the San Francisco 49ers defenders rushed towards Tarrell Brown, slapping Brown's helmet one by one, crying wolf in ecstasy - if it weren't for Brown's perseverance, then the result would not have been changed, this was the first successful defense of the defensive team in this game, although it was difficult, but for morale, it was an important turning point, they finally prevented Big Manning!

Close call! It's definitely a near-chance escape! By just a fraction of a second, the San Francisco 49ers didn't let the Denver Broncos extend the score further.

For the Denver Broncos, although it was frustrating, this could not be blamed for Big Manning, and even more so Demares, they all tried their best, and in the end they only lacked a little luck - the only surprise was that Hubble was so determined and determined, risking that little possibility, he did not hesitate to choose the red flag challenge, if it was John Fox, he would never have done this, Hubble's gambler mentality won again.

The touchdown was blown off, and the three-gear touchdown evolved into a four-gear touchdown, and in the face of a four-gear six-yard situation, Fox finally did not let go and hit the fourth gear, but chose a free kick.

When Big Manning passed the ball, the first quarter of the game was all over, and in the second quarter of the game, after the two sides exchanged courts, the Denver Broncos took the lead to complete the free kick.

Matt Pratt, who had missed an extra point, did not fluctuate and faced a 23-yard free-kick and hit it safely to stretch the score for the home team, "16:7".

From the studio to the VIP room, from the Mets to the entire North American region, everyone couldn't help but start gearing up because they knew:

Lu Ke's performance time is here!

The San Francisco 49ers defense desperately converted the touchdown into a free kick, which also provided a good opportunity for the offensive team to chase the score, and it was up to Lu Ke to seize it.

"Wow! It's been a really exciting match, and my heart is almost bursting right now. Kate Wiggins stood in the midst of the surging crowd, and couldn't help but shout excitedly, her voice couldn't help but start to tremble slightly, and when she looked around, she could see the faces full of excitement and excitement, and those burning eyes were all projected towards the field, all falling on the same person:

Lu Ke.

The whole audience was watching, all the pressure was piled up on Lu Ke's shoulders, and those hot eyes could almost burn his skin, but as a party, Lu Ke didn't realize it at all, because all his attention was focused on the defensive group in front of him, and he was thinking about this attack in front of him.

Although the Denver Broncos' defensive group is seriously biased, and some people even say that this defensive group only has three axes, Lu Ke knows that even if it is a three-board axe, as long as it can be fully utilized, it can still bring strong lethality, and he must deal with it carefully - maybe John Fox's on-the-spot response is not timely and bold enough, but at least, John Fox's pre-game preparation is rich and detailed enough, which also means:

The Denver Broncos defense can't just have one defensive plan!

Even if the defensive tactics are planned around the pressure of the defensive front, the head coach can also formulate several different plans, just now Lu Ke broke the first plan, then Fox is bound to start the backup plan, which also means that Lu Ke must start the layout again, can not apply the previous template.

Marcus Lynch, who was in rotation for 10 yards and rushed to the ground, was hit by a quick takedown and only advanced three yards.

Seven yards in second gear, quick passes, and a direct shot to find Logan at the moment of tee-off, also encountered a quick tackle, only advancing five yards.

It can be seen from the two shifts of offense that the Denver Broncos have slightly relaxed the power of front-line pressure - just relying on four defensive forwards to complete the pressure work, while the three linebacks have slightly retreated by half a step to a step, and they complete the defense according to Lu Ke's tactical choices, either ground defense and quick tackle Marcus; Either it's a short pass defense, quickly helping Logan, and increasing the defensive intensity of the entire short pass area.

Simple, but effective.

Now the pressure on Lu Ke standing in his pocket has been slightly reduced—but to a limited extent; However, the attacking pressure in the short pass area increased slightly.

Hubble was also aware of the change, but he was a little hesitant in his tactical choices, and he was thinking about whether to continue to use the ground rush to attract the Denver Broncos defense to the front, or use quick short passes to further suppress the lineback's position.

Hubble and Lu Ke's opinions clash slightly, because Lu Ke believes that at this time, the passing line should be opened, looking for breakthroughs in the middle and long pass areas, and completely disrupting the layout of the Denver Broncos defense - Hubble's two choices are correct, but these choices are expected by Fox, and Lu Ke hopes to create more chaos by surprise; It's just that Lu Ke needs to take more risks - although it has now entered the second quarter of the game, this is only the third wave of Lu Ke's offense, and the passing feel is still not at its best, and the middle pass and long pass are still unstable.

When facing the Carolina Panthers and Seattle Seahawks, they did not have many options, but they were able to burst out with desperate persistence and determination; Now in the face of the Denver Broncos, there are suddenly more choices, and between calculation and game, there are more considerations, which also creates more hesitation.

Seeing that tee time was about to end, Hubble still couldn't clear his mind, so he used a second timeout.

Lu Ke quickly trotted towards Hubble and relayed all the information he observed on the field to help Hubble make judgments and choices.

In the end, Hubble and Lu Ke agreed: three gears and two yards, whether it is a short pass or a running ball, this is a reasonable choice, and the Denver Broncos must make a corresponding strategy, they are likely to choose multiple people to rush and raid, and then cut off the offensive means of the short pass area through positional defense; If San Francisco takes the initiative and breaks the rules, then it can create more advantages.

This is Lu Ke's judgment based on his observations on the court - Hubble chose to trust Lu Ke.

At the end of the timeout, the two sides returned to the court, and then Lu Ke directly announced the kick-off.

"Attack!"

Hubble, who was standing on the sidelines, caught the huge momentum created by the Denver Broncos five-man rushing pass, and instantly forced back the San Francisco 49ers' offensive forward, and his pocket became precarious, but he did not have the slightest nervousness, but clenched his fists - because Lu Ke's judgment was correct.

The Denver Broncos really chose to rush through multiple people, but the defensive tactics completely fell into the judgment of the San Francisco 49ers, and they prepared in advance.

The five offensive forwards went their own way, each marking a defensive player, completely giving up the strategy of teammate joint defense, and just focusing on their own defensive objects, which made the entire pocket protection torn apart, and Lu Ke was directly exposed to the defender's field of vision, but in the seemingly precarious and turbulent situation, no defensive player could contact Lu Ke.

What's more, after Lu Ke kicked off, he held the ball in both hands, and immediately opened the distance with continuous retreat steps, standing about seven to eight yards away from the tee line, away from the pressure of the defenders' rushing passes, and won a wide field of vision for himself, taking in the whole line.

This also proves once again that defensive reading and game sniffing are a crucial talent that cannot be reflected in the data! Lu Ke has already walked in front of the defensive group.

At the same time, the receivers once again showed the San Francisco 49ers' ability to run on the road in the league - although their individual ability can't be compared to the Denver Broncos' receiving team, their collective ability to dismantle and cover each other is enough to rank among the top in the league.

Two-by-two offensive formation!

Crabtree on the outside of the left flank lunged forward at a fifteen-degree angle to the right, while Boulding on the inside of the left flank surged forward at a thirty-degree angle to the right.

The lines were subtly parallel but gradually separated, with Crabtree cutting into the short pass area within five yards of vertical space, while Bording cut into the middle pass area ten yards away vertically.

Jean on the outside of the right flank sprinted forward at full speed along the touchline, and Logan on the inside of the right flank surged forward at a 45-degree angle to the left.

Jean sprinted like a bamboo, pushing the entire offensive area towards the deep ground; Logan's in-cut is intertwined with Crabtree and Bolding, creating a dazzling dislocation of runs in the center.

Plus, there's Marcus!

Marcus, who was standing on Lu Ke's side, rushed forward at a 30-degree bevel to the left, and after crossing the slot, he turned to sprint vertically towards the end area, forming a vertical strike composition with Jean on the other side.

Five players, five lines, which also made the Denver Broncos' opposing marking completely scrambling.

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