Step on.

Step on.

Craig Jennings' forward rushing pace did not fully burst out the speed because he was always adjusting the center of gravity, changing the route, and shaking the opponent. Compared with absolute speed, it was more control-oriented.

The entire Minnesota Vikings' defensive second-tier defense was in panic, and deep purple figures could be seen in their sight, one, two, three, seven, just one sweep, all seven defensive players retreated and guarded the second-tier line, leaving only four defensive fronts to step forward to exert pressure.

Originally, they were only twenty-three yards away from the end area at this time. Now in such a narrow space, a purple storm was clearly seen gathering; the Green Bay Packers wearing a white jersey were diverted by this powerful storm and entered into multiple streams of streams, traveling through it.

Forward rush!

Push the ground!

The sight caught a purple color, and the footsteps pulled horizontally to the left, cleverly missing the position where the two sides collided head-on, and then pulled back to the right again. The sudden change in the center of gravity made the figure who was preparing to defend further unable to keep up, and then both sides were completely dislocated.

Push the ground!

Step up!

Two purple tints can be seen on both sides of the left and right sides, but neither of them took the first step because there was another white figure nearby that was restraining their attention. They had to consider their defensive position from all aspects, and this little observation time became Jennings' room for advancement.

The calf muscles suddenly exerted force, and all the speed was released instantly. The sprint of just five to ten yards broke out at the speed of the 100-meter sprint stage and forced the level to pass. Before the two defensive players made a judgment, Jennings's footsteps had already successfully cut into the mid-pass area and continued to advance.

Retract the force!

control!

Because you can see the last safety guard stuck in front of you, Darren Sharp.

From counter-pointing to regional joint defense to counter-pointing, Jennings crossed the Minnesota Vikings' two minefields in just fifteen yards, and in a blink of an eye he came to the last level, Sharp became the last gate for counter-pointing.

Seeing that Jennings and Sharp were about to collide head-on due to the inertia of the sprint speed, Sharp had already bent his knees in advance and was ready to face the collision. However, he did not expect that Jennings relaxed his speed and strength, and while pushing his right foot on the ground, his body pulled to the left.

Wow!

Like a light breeze, it gently and softly passed Sharp's position. It seemed that he could directly intercept it with just half a distance of his body. However, Sharp had just raised his hand and then threw a blank shot. Only then did he realize that Jennings' free control easily swept past him.

After bypassing Sharp, when his left leg was still in parallel, he pushed the ground and his right leg exerted force. Jennings's speed had just increased again, and his eyes could also capture Sharp's raising his hand, as if he was ten times slower and gradually dilated in his pupils.

However, Jennings' speed was steadily controlled by the combination of speed and slowness, and instantly accelerated and overturned. Then he could feel the aroused wave of air that was slapped hard and rushed towards his back. The center of gravity of the two people was subtle and turbulent, but the results were different.

Jennings, who was prepared in advance, took two big steps in a row with the help of the air waves, and the distance that seemed close to the body was pulled apart in a blink of an eye.

Sharp, who was not ready, lost control of the balance of gravity, and staggered two steps towards the side in a mess, trying to support the force.

"no!"

Sharp gritted his teeth tightly, controlled his body in the midst of staggering and bumps, and turned around in a difficult manner with his right leg as the center of the circle, completing a 180-degree rotation. Then he kicked the ground with his left leg and threw his body out and rushed towards Jennings' back regardless.

Jennings, who had already opened two steps away, could feel a huge impact force pounced on him, and his body staggered forward. What's worse, his upper body, which was originally balanced and stable, also shaking violently, and the entire receiving action began to deform.

Whoosh!

At this time, a football ball with a high parabola drawn out had fallen rapidly - a pass distance of just twenty-three yards. In order to gain time, Rogers deliberately pulled the football out of a big parabola to create time for Jennings' breakthrough and other receivers' cover pull.

Now, the downward speed of the football suddenly accelerates and is rushing towards the end zone line.

Jennings only felt that his internal organs began to surging and his body began to shake violently up and down, but his gaze was still motionless and locked in the downward curve of the football. Seeing that his pace was about to slow down half a position, Jennings jumped in place regardless of the situation.

The legs accumulate strength like springs, and then all of them are released, forcibly breaking away from the constraints of gravity, and at the same time, they also get rid of Sharp's impact. The whole person enters a brief state of weightlessness, just like in that half a second, he has entered the space walk stage.

All gravity and strength were all removed, and all time and space were all meaningless. Jennings focused on his hands, took the initiative to send his body out, and greeted the football head-on, as if he had entered another level of selflessness. He could still control his body in the air, and just watched the football rush towards his arms, like a meteor.

Bang.

He caught it!

"Craig Jennings!"

"God!"

"Jennings got rid of it! Jennings successfully got rid of Sharp's marking, Sharp's defensive position was completely shaken away! Jennings was jumping to catch the ball!"

"Catch it!"

"Jennings successfully caught the rugby! Sharp's counterattack with all his might still fail to create an effective threat. Jennings put the rugby in his arms with a jump catch, and then landed steadily in the end zone!"

"No problem! There is absolutely no problem!"

"Jennings ran on a wonderful and chaotic route and dodged four defensive players in a row, exerting the agility and lightness of the route to the extreme. Just when all the defensive power of the Minnesota Vikings fell on Driver and Nelson, it was Jennings, the third wide receiver of the Green Bay Packers, stepped forward!"

"This is the third time that Jennings has been a passing target in this game. His performance has not attracted enough attention, but Jennings has proved his ability. In the current Green Bay Packers team, he is still very competitive. The progress of the red zone in a leisurely manner is eye-catching! The final reception is even more brilliant and exciting!"

"Jennings did not suffer much challenge and successfully caught the football and won the first goal for the Green Bay Packers in the second half!"
Chapter completed!