What's going on with such a defensive tactic?

According to conventional rules, the one that ranks at the front line to confront the offensive front line is the defensive front line; while the one that stands behind the defensive front line is the linebacker - a linebacker line, and both lines gather in the central area, but the functions and functions of the game are different.

But now, the Wildcats have broken the fixed pattern.

The linebacker took the position of the defensive end and took the function of the linebacker by pulling the defensive end horizontally. In addition, there was a linebacker who moved in simultaneously and horizontally to serve as a wingman for the defensive end - he didn't know what was doing. This was really puzzled and he couldn't understand what was going on. The dazzling misalignment made the offensive front line overwhelmed.

In the changing times, Duranpu and Green, the star players of the Tigers offensive team, both chose to stick to their place, stick to their defensive positions, ensure that their pockets can be stable, and gain pass time for the quarterback.

Cox is indeed looking for a pass target, but there is no suitable pass target on the entire right side. The Wildcats sent four players to strangle the running routes of two receivers, especially the short pass area was completely cut off - this also means that his left side should be relatively empty, which may be a one-on-one or even two-on-one situation in the offensive team.

Without hesitation, Cox turned around and looked to the left. Thanks to the solid protection of the offensive front line, he won enough time to observe without encountering any danger; but just as his vision turned, he could see a black tower rushing towards him with all his strength from the side.

This is Cox's blind side, his vision is blocked, and he just caught a mountain at the far end of his sight, rumbling towards him like King Kong, which made Cox panic. After completing the turn, he saw another player behind King Kong intercepting the passing line, and was also following the steps forward, and the layers of sounds rushed towards him.

This is not a metaphor, because Campbell is indeed rushing forward.

Although Campbell didn't know what the interim head coach was thinking. He was a defensive forward in a purely traditional "3-4" formation. It was not his strength to hit the quarterback at all, but this was the second time the coach had him raided, and what was even more excessive than the last time was that he actually asked him to raid the quarterback by detour and create a sack.

Didn’t the coach know that he was a super fat man, and he was breathing when he ran two steps?

But no matter how much he complained, Campbell took over the linebacker's job conscientiously, bypassed Duranp, and staggered towards Cox.

Campbell did not realize that the shadows that came towards him raised his hands and faced each other, covering the sky and the sun had a strong visual effect. Maybe it was not fast, maybe it might not have too much deterrent power in normal times, and it was easily seen by the opponent; but now it was a special situation: the Wildcats were completely different in the second half. First, the offensive team was destroyed by the defensive team, and then the defensive team broke the rules continuously. Obviously, the opponent was still unconfident in a panic situation.

So, things happened like this.

Campbell could sense that Cox's footsteps were slightly confused in his pocket, as if he was hesitating about what he should do: Should he continue to use his footsteps to leave his pocket and wait for an opportunity to find a pass opportunity? Or should he pass the ball just now? Or should he just fall to the ground to avoid losing the ball?

?Fear is the food of the devil.

Cox's hesitation became the fuel for Campbell's momentum to increase. Dingdouble! Secondary energy burst out from his body, and he stepped on the ground at full speed. His speed did not increase much, but his strength was completely pushed. Because of excessive force, his whole face began to become ferocious, and he rushed towards Campbell through the mask.

At the critical moment, Cox finally reacted. With a small step of adjustment, he quickly raised his hand to teleport the football towards the far navy figure, trying to cross Campbell's defense with a small arc and find his opponent, but the arc shot point was too low-

"Bang!"

Campbell stretched out his hands and tiptoed with all his strength. Then his fingertips touched the football, and completed the block with a forceful gesture of splitting Huashan, hitting the football racquet on the ground. His footsteps converged and stopped the brakes, but the force was still stirring in the blood, so he shouted at Cox.

"roar!"

The roar was rolling like a bear roar, and the surging passion was released endlessly. A bloody storm rushed towards Cox, but it made him subconsciously take two steps back and try to avoid Campbell's bloody collision, which was close to him. When he reacted, he realized his embarrassment and embarrassment.

"roar!"

Not only Campbell, but also Hall and Walker standing next to him both roared, suppressing the half-time, and finally relaxing the spirit of the half-time depressed, as if they were nervous until now, they were finally able to breathe, and then all their emotions were vented unscrupulously.

finally!

The Wildcats finally played out their state and momentum. The Wildcats' defense team finally stopped their embarrassment of retreating step by step and finally completed a clean strikeout - from the devastating touchdown in the offensive team to the explosion in the desperate situation of the defensive team, they finally found their own rhythm.

Not easy!

This is really not easy!

After suppressing the half, being depressed, and being confused for half, now the emotions can finally be vented. They don’t even have time to think carefully about how they did it. The emotions in their minds are just constantly blowing out, and the desire for victory is hidden deep in their hearts has finally been ignited!

"roar!"

Even Freeman, Nelson and others who were standing on the side of the court joined the defensive teammates, tilting their heads and roaring, pounding their chests and celebrating. The waves of roars were superimposed, and they rolled up vigorously, firmly twisted into a rope, forming a powerful force, and even in the away game, they still showed their unyielding will.

It was not until this moment that the dawn of victory became truly clear!

In sharp contrast, Jordan Harry fell into a brief confusion and confusion at the Stadium. Before they could clear their thoughts, they first dropped a touchdown and then forced to strike out. The majestic Tigers disappeared without a trace in the first half.

But what is even more terrifying is that the home fans don’t understand what happened, and the players standing on the stadium don’t understand what happened. The confusion and loss make people feel at a loss - in terms of scores, they were just approached by the opponent to make a touchdown, but the momentum is another matter. The panic began to breed quietly like a small flame, slowly emerging, bit by bit.

Standing in the middle of the court, Cox punched the air depressedly, swung it hard but couldn't fall down, and then stayed there, the focus in his eyes began to shake:
Chapter completed!