Chapter 1846 Show of Power

When the "Hungry Wolves" defensive team came back on the field, fierce roars erupted in the Metropolitan Stadium.

Today's defensive team performed particularly aggressively, which made most fans familiar with the "Hungry Wolves" very excited.

The crushing defense of the past has made it difficult to arouse the interest of old fans.

They will also cheer for a good tackle, but it will definitely not be as good as now...

That kind of defense that was obviously focused and full of energy raised the hormonal index of the entire game by several levels.

The defensive team that returned to the field changed again, this time into a balanced defensive formation of 4-3-3-1.

Four defensive linemen, three linebackers, three cornerbacks, and one deep safety.

But then the cornerback "Manhole Cover" stepped into the position of safety. He will serve as the last line of defense to protect the team's depth.

Alton of Blair High School stood behind his center. He looked at the formation of the opposing "Wolves" defensive team and glanced at the coach standing on the sidelines a little helplessly.

The sudden change of formation of the "Hungry Wolves" once again broke the expectations of head coach Blair.

They had just planned how to deal with the pressing defense of the "Wolves"...

And arranged for two running backs to stand behind Alton, just to work with Alton to cover Lewis to attack the opponent's defense.

Then you told me, you changed your tactics?

Alton is great, he is just an 18-year-old kid.

Especially since he is a boy who is very sensitive to changes in tactics!

Steve's adjustment, which could not be described as advanced, disrupted his thoughts and made him have doubts about the first attack.

"Opener", the defensive captain of the "Hungry Wolves", just glanced at the opposite formation, grinned and shouted a few instructions loudly.

The two cornerbacks move in slightly to protect the weak side, and one cornerback pulls back slightly to create depth.

The opponent clearly lost confidence in their pocket protection and wanted to play a short pass, and then the running back opened the way for Lewis to attack.

The moment Alton called for kickoff, the strikers of both sides collided heavily.

The four forwards of the "Hungry Wolves" hit the opponent's defense like a huge wave, and began to move hard to the right, once again exposing the opponent's left tackle to the impact of the "door opener".

"Opener" smiled ferociously and bent down to rush at the opponent's left tackle, but this time he was pulled down by the opponent as he fell to the ground.

Linebacker "Cream" cunningly bypassed the fallen "door opener" and ferociously pounced on quarterback Alton like a cheetah.

The "cream" action made the scouts in the stands let out a burst of admiration...

In such a tense moment, this guy can still make a small arc, just to try to keep himself out of the quarterback's sight for half a second.

This is a natural killer instinct, and it is very deadly.

Just when Blair's two running backs didn't know if they should execute the tactics according to the coach's arrangements.

The short Lewis suddenly faced "Cream" and shouted loudly to Alton: "Take the side road..."

Lewis bravely collided with "Cream" and ferociously knocked the tall and strong "Cream" over.

Alton, who had just woken up from a dream, held the football and passed by his own running back, then turned his back to the defense.

Blair's running back is also a good player with a scholarship. He almost subconsciously protected the air in his arms and slammed into the middle.

Blair's temporary change caught the Wolves defense a little off guard.

Before they could react, Alton threw the football in his hand toward the right side of the court.

The No. 9 running back on Blair's strong side smoothly caught the ball, and then started sprinting down the sideline under the cover of the tight end.

The Hungry Wolves defensive team, which had been focusing on the center, was caught off guard by the sudden change.

The Wolf Pack's cornerback tucked in and had no time to chase the running back on the wing...

Just when everyone thought that the Wolfpack could only rely on the safety guard "Manhole Cover" behind for the final defense...

The Wolves' No. 15 linebacker suddenly cut into the sideline position.

He used an incredible turn to dodge the impact of the Blair High School tight end, and blocked the entire wing with his turn.

Blair's No. 9 running back, who had already picked up his speed, gritted his teeth and lowered his shoulders, trying to open a passage while No. 15 was still on his feet.

But No. 15 behaved like a hard rock. His strong right leg supported the ground backwards, then he lay down, opened his arms, and jumped forward.

In a flash of lightning, running back No. 9 and No. 15, who had already accelerated, collided...

No. 15 used a lower center of gravity and his entire body weight to withstand the impact of No. 9, and then fell off the sideline with him.

Blair High School's offense advanced 6 yards, but No. 15's tenacious defense made everyone in the audience take a breath and start shouting wildly.

What is the concept of defending one-on-two?

The guy on No. 15 used the footsteps of a running back, used an extremely beautiful turn to avoid the impact, and then actually blocked the entire sideline, and finally knocked down the running back holding the ball.

This is a superstar level performance!

Coach Sutton looked at his colleagues around him and kept praising No. 15's outstanding physical fitness, and gave himself a thumbs up to show that he was "discerning."

He shook his head and said nothing more...

As an academic coach, he values ​​No. 15's defensive awareness more.

The Wolves' defense had already taken shape, but Lewis' sudden move caused a moment of confusion among the Wolves' defensive players.

No one thought that Lewis, who should be attacking with the ball most, would choose to sacrifice himself and force Alton to change his tactics.

Only this No. 15, the moment Lewis rushed towards "Cream", seemed to predict the opponent's choice, began to turn around and rush to the sideline, and unexpectedly completed an extreme defense.

In Coach Sutton's mind, this almost instinctive ability to choose tactics is much more valuable than a so-called one-on-one.

Looking at No. 15 standing up from the ground slightly indifferently and running towards his teammates who came to celebrate, it seems that he just did an insignificant thing...

Coach Sutton found that his heart was beating hard. For a moment before, he was worried that he had seen the wrong person, but now he was completely convinced of his idea.

This No. 15 not only has a calm mind, a strong body, but also a super big heart. This is a player born for the big scene.

The subsequent game situation began to become anxious...

Blair High School's offense struggled on every possession, but they kept moving forward.

2 yards, 2 yards, 3 yards, 5 yards...

The Wolves' strong pocket attack completely blocked Alton's long-passing ability, but Lewis's super strong point came to life.

Once the Blair High players came to their senses and proved that the rest of the team could handle the ball, the Wolfpack's purposeful tactical rush didn't work.

Lewis is a super running back who needs two or even three people to block. He alone attracts the attention of two linebackers and a cornerback of the Wolves.

This gives other players at Blair High School more opportunities to hold the ball...

In addition to long passes, Alton's big arms can barely cope with ordinary surprise tackles.

The long pass was definitely too late, but he used the cross within 20 yards and the short pass within 10 yards superbly.

It seems that as long as his teammates are open, he can pass the ball.

Lewis's self-sacrifice suddenly awakened Alton.

There are 11 people in the team...

The offensive team of Blair High School, led by two core players who seemed to be waking up from a dream, finally came to life!

Although their progress is still very difficult, they are extremely determined!

The anxiety of the scene made the atmosphere of the entire stadium solemn and fanatical...

Everyone wants to see a close game, and now Blair High and the Wolves offer a pro-level offensive and defensive battle.

Blair High School's tenacity finally won him the support of fans.

Someone began to cheer for every offensive possession they made, and every yard they advanced would trigger bursts of cheers.

No one noticed that when Blair High School woke up strongly, the entire game turned into an offensive and defensive battle, and it also became a super performance by the Wolfpack's defensive team.

Only when encountering the strongest opponent will the Hungry Wolves defensive team have a chance to showcase their talents...

After 8 and 26 offensive plays, Blair High School finally entered the Wolfpack's 10-yard line with its tenacious offensive.

In three of the attacks, they were in unfavorable situations in the third gear, and they stubbornly completed the advancement through the fourth gear.

The head coach of Blair High School finally gave up command and allowed those players to express their talents and perseverance on the court.

Now as long as they can complete the 9th offense, they can complete a touchdown to tie the score.

The scouts and coaches in the stands were talking incredulously about the two core players of Blair High School.

Quarterback Alton is in a very difficult situation due to poor pocket protection.

But so far, even though he has been tackled 6 times, he has not made a single mistake.

Running back Lewis alone attracted the attention of 2-3 defensive players of the Wolves.

He faced the greatest pressure, made a lot of seemingly useless runs, and was brought down countless times...

But he still kept biting the Wolves' defense just to create opportunities for his teammates to catch the ball safely.

Even so, Lewis is still the one who runs the longest distance with the ball in Blair High School.

Among Blair High School's nearly 70 yards of offense, Lewis ran for 25 yards alone.

The performance of the two super players seems to be average if you just look at the data.

But only those watching on the spot know how good they are, far superior to their peers. Even judging from this game alone, they are already professional star players.

However, several head coaches in the stands saw something interesting in the Wolves' defense...

Several college coaches who had always remained reserved finally understood why Coach Sutton liked No. 15 so much.

Everyone is welcome to come and claim No. 15, supporting role: name, non-mutant, defensive genius, there will be many opportunities to play in the future