Li Wei, falling behind, facing a clear disadvantage, watching as this offensive push is about to come to an end, what follows might be a second gear with three yards or two yards situation.
Objectively speaking, such a push can definitely be considered efficient.
After all, the previous offensive drives were steady and methodical, with each averaging about three to four yards per play. The Kansas City Chiefs patiently maintained their composure and eventually secured a touchdown.
Right now, there's no reason it shouldn't be the same.
However.
Li Wei had a different idea—
The previous sequence of plays had the ground attack taking center stage, with steadiness, solidity, and patience being key; impatience as the enemy of offense.
But for this series of plays, the New England Patriots sought to seize control of the momentum, while the Kansas City Chiefs aimed to break the balance and regain the upper hand.
