Push off, initiate, step forward.
Instinctively, fluidly, Van Noy reacted without any hesitation, stepping forward for pressure while still maintaining balance and mobility.
Five-man rush, not seven.
The reason is simple. The Kansas City Chiefs should already be prepared for such a blitz; it's no longer unexpected, and the rushing pressure might become less effective. In response, the Chiefs are likely to explore entirely new offensive routes.
So, regardless of the Chiefs' offensive strategy, the New England Patriots must stay ready. With a five-man rush, the two linemen must adapt tactically, ensuring the "Chiefs Special" does not happen again.
As Van Noy stepped forward, he caught a glimpse of a figure:
Li Wei.
That damn number twenty-three.
Van Noy never overlooked twenty-three's presence, always keeping vigilant. More importantly, he noticed Li Wei's movements.
Li Wei. Kelsey.
A crossover switch—Li Wei moved forward while Kelsey retreated.
