LRAB Chapter 683: The Ultimate Test
Chapter 683: The Ultimate Test
Chapter 683: The Ultimate Test
Fearing the sudden silence most—
Arrowhead Stadium, unusually quiet, not a hint of positivity.
At this moment, fans listening to the live broadcast on the radio collectively dumbstruck, their hearts stopped beating, not one daring to believe their ears.
Could it be, a Wanfu Mary had killed them?
Could it be, the Kansas City Chiefs suffered their third last-minute defeat this season?
It can’t be...
...
Then.
Boom!
A thunderous cheer erupted from the radio, earth-shattering and effortlessly powerful.
“Soar!”
“Soar!”
Again and again, the soul-stirring energy was palpably transmitted even through the radio waves, as the commentator’s praise unfurled like rapid-fire, sweeping across Kansas City.
They hadn’t repeated the same mistake—
Once is an accident, twice a coincidence, but not a third time.
Faced with the same fate, the Kansas City Chiefs refused to experience a third loss this season.
“Spectacular!”
“Spectacular, truly so, so spectacular.”
“The Kansas Chiefs Defense showed top-notch performance at a critical moment, in no way inferior to the Baltimore Ravens Defense. With an absolutely tough and resolute stance, they firmly pinned down the Baltimore Ravens Offense’s last attempt. Jackson and Edwards couldn’t find any opening.”
“Lamar Jackson, at a critical moment, still exposed his fatal flaw of lacking game experience. A rookie is a rookie, after all. This must be his first real shock in the League since he joined.”
Next, this spectacular game will move into overtime, raising the intensity to a new level, possibly fighting tooth and nail until everything’s turned upside down, possibly stopping abruptly just when it’s least expected, perhaps succumbing to disaster due to continuous mistakes—
Anything is possible.
The Baltimore Ravens have had several no-quarter overtimes with the Pittsburgh Steelers over the years, but it remains to be seen if these tough experiences will be the key for Harbaugh’s team to change the tide,
Just the thought makes Nantz unable to contain his excitement and eagerness, a tangle of emotions so overwhelming that even the seasoned Nantz struggles with himself.
“Now, as nightfall gently descends, the wind begins to pick up at Arrowhead Stadium, with temperatures dropping. On one hand, the cold weather could affect the players’ state; on the other, the wind direction could impact the quality of the passes. It’s still unknown if this will become an unforeseen factor in overtime.”
“But what’s more important is that after such a high-intensity game, players from both teams are facing tests of stamina, and the risk of injuries is climbing with every play, adding even more unpredictability to overtime.”
“The team captains from both teams are now taking the field, ready for the coin toss. Representing the Baltimore Ravens is Saggs, and for the Kansas City Chiefs, it’s...Li Wei.”
“Oh, it’s not Houston, but Li Wei.”
“Cheers start to rise from Arrowhead Stadium, rooting for their brand-new team leader.”
The players have entered the field.
Drenched in sweat, Saggs glares menacingly, locking his predatory gaze on Li Wei. From the very moment they faced each other, an overwhelming presence was unleashed—
Overtime, is not just about luck, but also about momentum.
When a game reaches such a moment, actual skill takes a backseat; the real key lies in momentum. It becomes more of a mental battle than a physical or skill-based clash, to see who is stronger, more resilient, and more decisive.
In this regard, having gone through numerous “Steel Raven Battles,” Saggs surely knows this all too well; crawling out from countless bloody battles and heaps of bones. In comparison, the often underperforming Kansas Chiefs of recent years are at a distinct disadvantage, not to mention Reed’s lack of such experience.
As soon as he stepped onto the field, Saggs had already begun the mind games.
But what about Li Wei?
With a smile on his face and an air of ease about him, curiosity and freshness gleaming in his eyes, he made no effort to hide his greenness, listening attentively to the referee’s explanation of the rules—
Completely ignoring Saggs.
Come on, who listens to the referee’s drivel before overtime starts?
Looking at Li Wei’s content expression as if he were out on an excursion, participating in some sort of guessing game, Saggs who intended to dominate his opponent with sheer presence, was momentarily lost for words.
What the hell kind of strategy is this?