The San Francisco 49ers' two waves of offense in the first quarter can be said to have lacked a little luck, and the slightest difference made their tactical advancement useless; But objectively speaking, the rhythm and state have not been able to enter the familiar rhythm track, and the deviation of details is the fundamental reason for the two consecutive strikeouts.

Overall, the performance of the San Francisco 49ers cannot be described as bad, it can only be said that the performance is below expectations.

But the problem is that the opponent's offensive group is full of firepower and horsepower, and it has completely entered the state from the first minute of the game, between one in and one out, one up and one down, the score of the first quarter of the game quickly opened, and in the blink of an eye, it fell behind by ten points, and then after the opening of the second quarter, the score difference came further to seventeen points.

The fact that the game was in such a situation was a surprise to everyone.

It can't be said that the first quarter of the game was not exciting enough, the score is just one of the aspects, look at the consumption time of the five waves of offense to be able to get a glimpse of one or two, the first wave of the Falcons' offense consumed more than three minutes, the second wave of the 49ers' offense consumed more than five minutes, the third wave of the Falcons' offense consumed four minutes, the fourth wave of the 49ers' offense repeatedly entangled for three minutes, and the last wave of the Falcons directly consumed all the first quarter of the game.

The confrontation between offense and defense is very intense, and every offense can be said to be full of sparks, Matt Lane and Lu Ke have shown the ability of top quarterbacks, which further ferments the tension and excitement of the offensive and defensive duels, but the San Francisco 49ers' offense still seems more intermittent and stumbling.

In particular, Julio Jones' strong performance is at the pinnacle level, showing the absolute strength of the league's top big-name wide receiver, even more powerful than the dominance of the Detroit Lions' Calvin Johnson and the Arizona Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald, which also makes people look forward to more follow-up games.

With Ryan connecting with Julio to complete the second pass touchdown, Lu Ke walked on the court for the third time in this game.

On the other hand, this is also one of the important manifestations of the collective spirit of rugby, if the defensive team can't quickly send the opponent's offensive group off the court and let their offensive team get on the court as soon as possible, then even if the team has a top quarterback in charge, it is helpless - no matter how strong the strength and how much energy needs to be on the court to play, right?

Of course, this is not to condemn the San Francisco 49ers defensive team for not performing well enough, but to objectively explain that the performance of the opponent's offensive group is really too powerful, and it can even be said that it is overplayed, and it has entered an unstoppable supernatural state, forcing the home team's defensive team to be caught off guard and unable to keep up with the rhythm in time, which is why it has fallen into such a predicament.

In addition, the failure to score in the previous two appearances, and even the relatively limited number of first attacks, can also show the embarrassment of the home team's attacking group.

Now, Lu Ke faintly sensed that his hands were a little cold. He needs to get himself up as soon as possible and make minor adjustments to his attacking setup to turn things around, or else his opponents will further widen the gap. A game against the New England Patriots was very exciting, but if he could, Lu Ke still didn't want to pin all his hopes on an explosion in the final quarter.

When he appeared again, Lu Ke methodically adjusted his breathing and rhythm, focusing all his attention on the game, and it was far from the most critical moment.

Just when the Secret Service team kicked off, this year's first-round rookie wide receiver AJ Jenkins came on as the San Francisco 49ers' return attacker, and after successfully receiving the football ball at the end zone, he tried to launch a return attack, but the Atlanta Falcons special service team maintained a high level of concentration and did not make a mistake, pressing Jenkins above the 20-yard line-

The effect is the same as that of a safe catch in the end zone. Jenkins didn't get much of a chance.

It can be seen from the side that the Atlanta Falcons are still in a positive state, from the offensive group to the defensive group to the special service group, which can also be felt when Lu Ke stands in the pocket of the offensive forward and reads defensively.

Although the Falcons' front-line defense is only in the middle of the league as a whole, and there are not many bright spots in terms of individual ability and tactical permutations, that doesn't mean they are just ornaments or vases, and at this moment, they are showing a positive posture and momentum, and they are eager to try to put further pressure on the 49ers' offensive team.

On top of this defensive frontline, defensive end John-Abraham is an absolute star player.

In 2000, he was selected by the New York Jets with the thirteenth pick in the first round, and in 2001 and 2002, he was selected to the Pro Bowl and the National First Team consecutively, showing his strong strength; After moving to the Falcons in 2006, his form declined significantly due to injuries and age, but he rebounded strongly in 2010 and was named to the Pro Bowl and the National First Team again, and he is the undisputed leader of the team now.

Abrahan is an absolutely tough passer, having made double-doubles in his quarterback tackling over the past three years; Not only that, but after completing the sack, his powerful impact is always able to crush the thin body of the quarterback, create the ball, complete the conversion of the ball, and the ferocious collision and strong body make him a brute bull above the defensive line!

If you look at the 2012 regular season stats, 10 sacks, 6 turnaways, and 35 effective tackles. Although slightly inferior to the 2010 recovery data, it is still the top existence in the league.

Incidentally, at 6.3 feet (193 centimeters), Abrahan is about the same as Luke, but at 263 pounds (119 kilograms), he is a lap bigger than Luke, strong enough, but not lightweight, which makes him a hammer on the court, and he can dominate any quarterback.

Unfortunately, Abrahan has not been able to get the support of his teammates, from the defensive front line to the line back, and the efficiency of the sack and pressure has naturally been severely affected by him alone. Compared to the Seattle Seahawks' airtight frontline defense, the Atlanta Falcons' frontline configuration is much thinner.

The Falcons' defense adopts a "4-3" formation, with four defensive forwards and three linebacks, but relatively speaking, the overall battle of the linebacks will be slightly further back, basically parallel to the cornerbacks, and the thickness and depth of the passing defense are significantly stronger than the ground defense, and the same is true from the two individual statistics.

At this moment, Abrahan is pressing his position, and not only him, but another outside guard has also stepped forward three steps, tied with the defensive line; The remaining two linebacks also slightly shifted their position, and the thickness of the frontline defense has been significantly improved, showing a strong momentum of surprise attacks.

What the hell is a smoke grenade? Or is it constant pressure?

In the absence of star players, the Atlanta Falcons' defensive group is still ranked fifth in the league, which also means that teamwork is undoubtedly their strength, and the strength is more even, with no obvious strengths, but no weaknesses, and the quarterback's defensive reading is more difficult to find.

The tactical room above the stadium immediately captured the details of the change, and then the sound of Hubble changing the tactical slogan came from the headset, and after quickly completing the communication, Lu Ke immediately changed the tactics.

It was supposed to be a multi-line offensive tactic with Crabterry, Moss, and Vernon standing on the left and Logan alone on the right, with Ted Jean resting for the onslaught; Now with the change of Lu Ke's tactical slogan, the two close forwards have both begun to converge inward.

Vernon joined his offensive teammates to become the sixth striker, building a dam; Logan returned to the inside of the pistol formation and stood diagonally to the right of Luke, between quarterback and offensive lineup, between Anthony Davis and Alex Boone.

It's a strange formation like no other.

Generally speaking, Logan's position is occupied by the running back, who can run the ball or receive the ball in the slot; But now that Logan is at the running back, there's no room for Frank Goyle, who is back in the pistol formation's retro position, which is about three yards vertically behind the quarterback.

The entire attacking formation suddenly became crowded, and it seemed that all the players were bustling into a pocket, and they were out of breath when they watched from afar.

Is this a run-and-run tactic? Or is it the other way around?

Compared to Crabley and Moss, the positioning and responsibilities of the two close forwards are more elusive, and even Lu Ke, who is a quarterback, has become a tactical flag - not a reading option offense, but a tactical transformation with infinite possibilities for all players, which is a tactic that has not been seen in the regular season.

How did it change all of a sudden?

Although he knows that the San Francisco 49ers are known for their tactical change, Hubble is the new generation of "foxes" in the league; But after a season of all-win wins, Hubble's tactical Curry still has a secret weapon? That's an exaggeration! Are you sure it's not open?

But Lu Ke didn't leave time for the defensive team to think about tactics and change tactics, they could only respond to changes with the same and act at the opportunity.

"Attack!"

When Lu Ke announced the kick-off order, the San Francisco 49ers offensive front line made an unexpected change, saying that it was a change, but it was actually a trend:

Mike Rupati, Joe Stanley and Vernon Davis on the left, with Vernon as the center of the circle, start pushing forward, and Rupatti and Stanley rush forward like bulldozers in a counterclockwise direction.

Jonathan Goodwin, Anthony Davis and Alex Boone on the right, with Boone as the center of the circle, sprinting forward, Goodwin's tonnage is king, and they push clockwise.

This is...... Push open the way with the running ball tactics of the city gate!

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