In a football game, the only unshakable thing is the advantage in numbers, so the subtlety of offense and defense often lies in the misallocation of personnel.
The situation in front of us is just like this.
Generally speaking, a defensive group blitzing with five or six people is already a full-scale gamble, creating a numerical advantage on the front line; occasionally, the defensive group uses seven to blitz, easily breaking through, leaving the offensive group with few strategies, relying entirely on improvisation.
And now?
What stands before the Kansas City Chiefs is a ten-man blitz, with the Buffalo Bills leaving only one safety at the back, with all other players charging forward.
A do-or-die effort, this is truly a do-or-die effort.
Just before, the Buffalo Bills didn't anticipate Kansas City Chiefs' strategic escape and maneuver.
And now, the Kansas City Chiefs didn't anticipate the Buffalo Bills' reckless, all-in break through.
