Kem Chancellor's attention was kept high, and the rest of his teammates were doing their jobs, while he watched the quarterback's every move as a relatively free guard, and he caught Lu Ke's attempt to pass the ball to Marcus at the first opportunity, but Chancellor did not rush forward to defend recklessly.

The Seattle Seahawks defense has been able to make a name for themselves this season because of their clear division between frontline defense and second-line defense.

Unlike the New England Patriots' previous temporary defensive tactical changes against the San Francisco 49ers, the Seattle Seahawks have truly divided the tasks of the defensive team, reducing the corresponding redundant tasks for each player, allowing them to focus on their work, and the seemingly simple tactics have gradually developed power due to the continuous run-in of the offseason, preseason and regular season.

How could the Seahawks' defensive team not have a corresponding preparation for the Seahawks, who have evolved over the past few seasons to complete the ball from the slotted pick-up strategy, and have now become an important part of the league's offensive system.

Without Chancellor's step-up, outside lineback K-J. Wright and rookie defensive end Bruce Irving, who came off the bench, will be able to act at the opportunity to complete the interception from the front; If Lu Ke does pass the ball to Marcus, and Wright and Irving still leak, then Sherman and Chancellor, who are in charge of the defensive side, will also immediately step forward to make up for it.

Chancellor was still adjusting his pace, watching Lu Ke's movements intently.

Lu Ke did not pass the ball.

This was a feint, and the center of gravity of Chancellor's body rushed forward a little bit, because Lu Ke continued to move sideways to the right side a little, and he was about to leave the pocket protection - Erwin, the defensive end standing this time, had already moved his center of gravity in advance, but found that he was deceived by Lu Ke, so he simply gave up Marcus and sprinted in the direction where Lu Ke was, and suddenly executed the grappling tactic.

In the flash of light, Lu Ke raised his arm for the second time, as if he was about to pass the ball, but seeing that he noticed Erwen's movements, he was forced to retract his movements, stopped his steps in time, and retreated back into the protective range of his pocket.

At the same time, Lu Ke continued to move laterally to the left, seeing his offensive tackle Alex Boone take the initiative to meet Erwin's impact, Lu Ke's pocket footsteps still did not stop, calm and fast, and instantly opened the distance between him and Erwin, and his eyes continued to look for the target of catching the ball.

Chancellor immediately adjusted his center of gravity and did not follow Lu Ke's footsteps, but his upper body stood upright, and once Lu Ke completed the pass, he could make defensive moves at any time.

Lu Ke strode forward, and in the blink of an eye, he left the protective range of the left-hand offensive tackle Joe Stanley, and was exposed outside the pocket. The problem is that the Seattle Seahawks' defensive line-up Redd Bryant is a 323-pound defender who is like a bulky bulldozer and simply can't make a surprise quarterback.

At this time, on the left side of the San Francisco 49ers, that is, on the right side of the Seattle Seahawks, the advancement steps of Moss and Logan have already left the short pass area-

Moss was cutting inside into the center while Logan continued to push in a straight line. It was only about two to three seconds since the kick-off, and their advance had not yet fully opened up, but it had begun to form a threat, and the cornerback and perimeter defender had already started to follow the two players to defend closely, and Chancellor still did not make a rash move.

At this moment, Lu Ke raised his hand to pass the ball.

Judging by the curvature of the hands and the twisting of the body, this is a long pass.

Immediately decided, Chancellor made a judgment and reaction without any hesitation - obviously, Lu Ke's passing target is Logan, and the connection between them has become the most dangerous partner combination in the entire league, whether it is tacit understanding or ability, from the route to the card position to the far-reaching strike, it can be said that there is no dead end in the whole court. If Chancellor can't react immediately, then Logan has a good chance of getting rid of outside lineback Hill's close marking.

Observe, observe. Chancellor didn't start moving until he had decided on Lu Ke's offensive tactics, and he began to sprint towards Logan's position with all his might.

After rushing out of the distance of about seven or eight yards, he subconsciously glanced back and saw that Chancellor needed to make a prediction about the arc and height of the rugby, not only for the interception, but also for the defensive position, when the receiver stopped to complete the gap to receive the ball, this is the moment when the defender reversed the passivity, so they had to know more information and details.

But this glimpse made Chancellor stunned: What about rugby?

Although Chancellor still maintained a high-speed pace, his attention was inevitably a little distracted, and he subconsciously began to look for the trajectory of the rugby ball in the sky.

No! No! Or not!

What's going on? Could it be that the pass wasn't towards Logan's side, but towards Jean on the other side? Lu Ke's passing technique is very delicate, and he can often change the passing route through the instantaneous explosion of the wrist, which often makes the players in the defensive group make mistakes in judgment, but there is no rugby in the whole sky, which is too strange, right?

Chancellor's gaze finally moved, and then he saw the panicked Bryant, the sprinting Wagner, and the indomitable Lu Ke!

What the? Is this a run-and-run tactic? And is it Lu Ke's personal running of the ball?

Grass!

……

From moving his feet laterally on the left side to raising his hand to pass the ball to find Logan, Lu Ke has always been making smoke bombs.

This was indeed a quick kick-off and quick shot, and Marcus was the target of the pass, but then Lu Ke noticed the position of Chancellor and Wright, and immediately made a judgment, not to mention whether it might lead to interception, even if Marcus successfully completed the catch, it was only a four-yard or five-yard advance at most.

After hesitating, Lu Ke realized that he had missed the best opportunity to pass the ball-

Now that he missed it, Lu Ke simply swept the entire backcourt quickly, and established a three-dimensional model of the positions of offensive players and defensive players in his mind.

When most teams in the league, including the San Francisco 49ers, play defense, they are harassing front-line defenders with raids and rushing passes, compressing the quarterback's shooting time as much as possible, disrupting the quarterback's passing rhythm and space, even a quarterback like Tom Brady, who is famous for his short passes and quick shots, often needs to face great pressure; This then earns more space for his teammates to defend their subsequent passes.

But the Seattle Seahawks' defense did the opposite, they focused on second-line defense and ground defense, giving the quarterback enough time and space to pass, but leaving the quarterback in a dilemma of no passing target, forcing the quarterback to smash in his pocket like a headless fly, and then the defensive front-line players applied pressure, making the quarterback make a helpless choice, giving his second-line defense room to make mistakes.

Ground defense is the cornerstone of the Seahawks, while second-line defense is a whip that waits for an opportunity.

In other words, if you can disrupt the deployment and rhythm of the Seahawks' ground defense, then it also means that the offensive team can usher in a new opportunity.

Unfortunately, the San Francisco 49ers' two running backs, even in their prime, are not beastly players like Shawn Lynch or Adrian Peterson, which means that Lu Ke must start with the rhythm, constantly switch between the permutations of passing and running, and be able to complete a certain amount of advancement, which is the most important thing.

Just on the first offense, he chose to pass in a run-and-run manner, which was the first disruption to the Seattle Seahawks' defensive deployment.

Now for the second attack, Lu Ke will choose to run the ball by passing, and once again disrupt the opponent's defensive rhythm.

In the final analysis, this is still a calculation of tactical layout, and in the battle of wisdom, Lu Ke once again showed his cleverness!

After the footsteps came to the left, Lu Ke really saw a horse in front of him, because the ground defense of the Sea Hawks was mainly aimed at Marcus or Gower; When Lu Ke chooses the passing tactic, the lineback must choose to retreat to assist the second-line defense, and they are not prepared enough for Lu Ke's "reading option offense", which is also an inevitable weak link in their relatively simple and focused defensive tactics.

Of course, this is not a reading option attack, because Lu Ke did not keep an eye on a lineback for tactical deployment, but chose to run with the ball on the spot.

Without any hesitation and pause, the current Lu Ke is no longer a rookie who has just entered the league, and immediately and quickly ran with the ball to advance, and then caught Wagner who was rushing over quickly-

As a central lineback, Wagner is the last gate of defensive running back. Now that both outside backers have begun to drop back to defend the pass, Wagner is the only option for opposing defense; Although Bryant was also the defensive tackle this time, his huge body was unable to complete acceleration and sprinting at all, and he could only watch Lu Ke drift away.

Lu Ke still did not panic, and ran quickly towards his left hand side, using a diagonal line to make trouble for Wagner's defense as much as possible.

Kick the ground! Kick the ground! Kick the ground!

Lu Ke's rushing style is light and agile, just like Bambi, jumping between the jungles, and in the process of rushing from the starting position to the left sideline, he fully shows his speed, which is not a passive run, but an active push!

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