The real cleverness of Great Manning is that it is difficult to distinguish between the real and the real. It has a beast-like sense of smell for defensive layout, player psychological changes, and game rhythm, which is hard to defend against. Some tactical slogans are to truly change tactics, while others are to cover up the truth and falsehood.

The quarterback's first move at the tactical level was fully demonstrated by Great Manning.

Facing the opening of the Green Bay Packers, although the defensive team ranks in the middle and lower reaches of the league, Great Manning still did not take it lightly. By changing tactics continuously on-the-spot, the movement of the offensive team players created an illusion, confusing the judgment of the defensive team, and the attention and reaction speed were inevitably slow.

The first time is "Omaha" and the second time is "Omaha", the defense may be able to keep up with the pace, but the third time and fourth time, Big Manning already has the upper hand.

As long as there is a change or shaken defense team.

On the one hand, Big Manning can capture loopholes through the transformation of the defensive team; on the other hand, Big Manning also hides real tactical adjustments in the slogan, arranges tactics based on the hesitation and movement of the defensive team, changes the position of the offensive front line, changes the coordination of the passing route, and wins pass time and pass space for himself.

It is precisely because of this that Big Manning is the top in the league in the training of offensive frontline and wide receivers. His ability to interpret tactics on the spot and change tactics is indeed unique. Just relying on Big Manning alone, he can gain at least one shot and a half lead for the offensive team.

Of course, the defensive team complained, and the offensive team was on the verge of collapse by reciting offensive codes. Playing under Big Manning is definitely not that simple.

Then, while the defense team did not gain a foothold, Big Manning officially announced the kickoff.

"attack!"

Big Manning held the ball in both hands and retreated quickly. His eyes were immediately able to catch the impact of the Green Bay Packers' defensive frontline pressure, but he was not panicked at all, because he was ready early, and he turned around and sent a football to his right-hand side.

A simple and accurate five-code short pass was found in wide receiver Reggie Wayne.

After the kickoff, Wayne pretended to rush forward with all his strength and continued to push the ground, forcing Charles Woodson, who was guarding himself to make adjustments in his footsteps, but Wayne only rushed forward a few steps, turned around and ran back before colliding with Woodson. One step was pulled vertically and had already won the space for receiving the ball.

Turn around, take a stance, catch the ball.

Wayne easily caught Big Manning's short bullet pass, but this was still not the end. He sprinted horizontally to his left side, with his right foot as the center of the circle, and his left foot pushed the ground with all his strength, completing a turn clockwise.

At this time, Woodson, who realized that he had missed the match, rushed to complete the grapple immediately, and seized the time difference to make up for the defense. However, he did not expect that Wayne's clockwise turn was just right to complete the misalignment. Woodson's forearm just touched Wayne's calf, and Wayne had already raised his legs and dodged.

Dingdeng!

Wayne kicked the ground several times in a row, instantly threw away Woodson, and pushed forward a few more steps before the safety guard and linebacker joined forces to force him out of the sideline.

First attack, get it.

This is the advantage that Great Manning has established in defensive reading and on-the-spot scheduling - blur the judgment of the defensive team through his own reading and changing formations.

If both sides stick to the established tactics, it is a head-on battle of strength, and it is more of a pre-match tactical arrangement game by the coaching staff; but Big Manning disrupts the rhythm through his own formation change, and even an old man like Woodson cannot make an accurate judgment as soon as possible.

Immediately afterwards, Big Manning adopted another fast kick-off tactic, without any adjustment time, quickly arranged the array and kick-off, turned around and handed the rugby to running back Joseph Addai, and the entire offensive rhythm was completely improved.

However, the Green Bay Packers' defensive front still maintained a high concentration in the opening stage, and did not get distracted. They quickly intercepted A Dai on the kick-off line, making A Dai feel sad with a wall-like defense-

The Indianapolis Pony's ground attack was still lame.

Two digits and ten digits.

"attack!"

Green Bay Packers put pressure on the defensive front line, and the five-man rushing through the passes were suppressed layer by layer, but Big Manning was already ready.

The adjustment was completed after three steps. He raised his hand and teleported the football out. Seeing that the Indianapolis Pony's pocket protection was broken, the defender was still half a beat slower and was not even able to get close. He could only watch the football draw an arc.

Big Manning takes a very fast shot, but he deliberately raised his wrist to pull the football into a high arc, using the parabola's stagnant flight time to win the opportunity to get the wide receiver-

It was clearly the arc of the Rainbow pass, but the landing point was ten yards away, just a mid-pass, and the pass target was the tight end Dallas Clark.

The Indianapolis Colts' route running arrangement also took the effort, using the cross-running of the receiver Wayne and the tight end Clark to cover the disassembly, while the Great Manning deliberately pulled up the pass arc. In the midst of a stagnant state, it was difficult to accurately determine the passing landing point, so the passing target was difficult to clarify.

Although the Green Bay Packers defense was not fooled, cornerbacks and linebackers still held their positions; Wayne and Clark still seized the lead.

Wayne and Clark, who were originally against Woodson, completed an "X" cross-running run and rushed towards the linebacker who was originally against Clark.

According to conventional views, the tight end has the advantage in linebacker against the position, and the tight end has the upper hand, but now Clark has given up the advantage in the position. After crossing with Wayne against cornerback Woodson, this cross-transfer that the sheep into the tiger's mouth also broke the defense team's prediction.

Although Woodson and Poppingga did not lose their position, they had a deviation in their judgment of the passing point. Both of them believed that the passing target should be Wayne, and there was also some deviation in the conditioned reflex of the footsteps and body, which also led to a reversal of the situation during the counterattack.

Clark bent his knees and shoulders and ran towards Woodson. Woodson continued to adjust his steps and ran in parallel with Clark. Then Clark forced his shoulders to press against Woodson's chest with his shoulders, and pushed back with all his strength, and squeezed Woodson's position out with his back.

At this time, the football has been teleported.

Clark relied entirely on Woodson's arms, fully utilizing the tight end to suppress Woodson, holding his hands high into the air, and the football quickly fell into the range of Clark's hands.

Woodson also realized his disadvantages, but he still did not give up. He stretched out his hands and tried his best to destroy the ball, lying between Clark's hands.

Between the collision and interference between the two people and the interference of four hands, the football had fallen at full speed, and then Clark took the football into the palm of his hand with half a beat.

Bang!

Whoosh!
Chapter completed!