Quietly, Lu Yiqi has captured some of the defensive tactics, and has some ideas on how to curb Peterson's running ball; however, the most urgent task is to attack, and how should the Green Bay Packers tear open the Minnesota Vikings frontline and put a full-scale blockade?

Lu Yiqi and Rodgers exchanged a glance, and Rodgers was a little nervous. After all, it was his first playoff game in his career. At the beginning of the game, he was targeted and bombarded by Childress, and his emotions were inevitably fluctuated. However, when Rodgers saw the calmness and calmness in Lu Yiqi's eyes, his disturbing thoughts stabilized a little.

One digit ten digits.

The Minnesota Vikings unexpectedly chose to retreat, using only four-man passes to put pressure, but deployed heavy troops in the short pass area, using dense area defense to cut off the pass line, trying to change the defensive rhythm and create unexpected effects-

Childris also clearly understood that Lu Yiqi's offensive tactics were changing in many ways, so he took the lead in making rhythm changes before his opponent.

But such a variation has no effect on the Green Bay Packers, but rather is the offensive and defensive mode that the visiting team likes.

Rodgers was strolling in a relatively stable pocket protection and found Driver with a six-yard short pass.

The Green Bay Packers' top wide receiver successfully caught the rugby in the encirclement of three players, then paused and turned around and threw away a defensive player, comparable to the "Marseille Swivel" in football, beautifully shook a defensive player's center of gravity and finally completed a breakthrough.

Continue to advance!

The wonderful close contact caused a burst of exclamation in the studio! Driver's light and agile footsteps showed the strength of the Pro Bowl level!

The dense defense in the Minnesota Vikings short pass area quickly contracted the network, promptly knocking Driver over the first offensive conversion line. The number advantage still played a role, avoiding the loss of more yards, and promptly cutting off Driver's dazzling breakthrough.

Originally, the Green Bay Packers thought they had won the first attack, but unexpectedly, the referee determined that Driver's knee had touched the ground before crossing the first attack conversion line, so it turned into a second gear and one yard.

Two-stage one code.

Rodgers still completed the defensive reading step by step, but his eyes caught the change in his defensive position. He stood up straight and changed his tactics immediately. Then he bent down again and was ready to kick off, but he did not expect that this was... a trap.

"Beginning move! The defense team, No. 69, has five yards off, and the offensive team will automatically win the first attack."

The referee's yellow flag and whistle made a debut one after another, and announced that the Minnesota Vikings' Pro Bowl defensive end Jared-allen had a premature foul and was automatically given to the Green Bay Packers for the first first attack.

The tight air that was about to break out suddenly relaxed without any loss. The strong collision in anticipation did not occur. The home team's defense team made a low-level simple early action mistake and gave up the first attack. The sharp gap from tight to empty made the home fans burst into a burst of annoyed exclamation.

Even the studio was no exception, giving Rogers a smile and applauded Rogers, as a quarterback.

“Wow!”

"Although it seems too early to draw a conclusion now, the Green Bay Packers offensive team did not have a mental fluctuation due to two strikeouts. Rogers's early foul was very clever. He made full use of the slogan of change of offensive tactics to create tension and accelerated the slogan of kickoff. The Minnesota Vikings, who was ready to go, was caught in the defensive front line.

Obviously, they were ready to raid the quarterback, so they had to seize the time difference, but this urgency became a chance for Rodgers to fake kickoff."

"Beautiful! Such a fighter capture also shows Rogers' calmness. I wonder if this can become a turning point in the offensive and defensive confrontation between the two sides."

"It can now be felt that the Minnesota Vikings are trying to build enough advantages in the opening stage and suppress their opponents psychologically; and after a brief chaos at the opening, the Green Bay Packers have now gained a foothold and are looking for opportunities to turn the situation around."

"For both sides, this is a struggle of momentum and a struggle for initiative!"

Obviously, the Minnesota Vikings defense team was a little annoyed. They easily stepped into the opponent's "early action trap" and gave the opponent a first attack - this was also the first first attack in this game by Green Bay Packers, and the home team's defense team was inevitably a little depressed.

But both the offensive and defensive teams quickly recovered their calmness, turned around and entered the game again.

For the defense team, they are still in good shape now and look forward to continuing the strong suppression of the previous two strikeouts.

For the offensive team, Rodgers is slowly awakening.

Rogers has successfully arranged the tactics, and Lu Yiqi's advice is constantly repeating in his mind: take the initiative, but the prerequisite for taking the initiative is to remain calm and seize the initiative through his own reading and observation. This is the quarterback's first move, just like the serve-winning victory in tennis, the opportunity is firmly grasped in the hands of the quarterback.

From left to right, Rogers was calmly observing: the Minnesota Vikings do have a Pro Bowl-level defensive front line, and the four defensive front lines have no weak hands. Whether it is ground defense or upward raids, they can burst out huge energy.

On the contrary, the three linebackers' personal abilities are slightly inferior, which also makes their raid lack some flexibility and change, and is more like the push of a roller.

At this time, Rogers's sight can capture the signs of the two outside linebackers being slightly behind the back. Does this mean that they hope to create more pressure in the short pass area? So, should he break through from the short pass, or should he use himself as bait on the screen and short pass? Or should he insist on the original tactics arranged by the coach?

"attack!"

Rodgers's order to announce the kickoff was completely submerged in the noise of home fans, but he was unmoved and unswervingly took the ball back. He turned around and handed the football to running back Grant, but when Grant was about to take over, he retracted his right hand again.

Fake run true news!

Then, Rogers quickly stepped back and landed on Grant's figure. Then he could see the Minnesota Vikings' upward pass and pressure-

Sure enough, the coach's observation and judgment are correct!

The Minnesota Vikings returned to the defensive tactics of forcing pressure, with four defensive forwards and a center linebacker joining the pressure of five people to rush through the pass; at the same time, two outside linebackers retreated and joined the cornerbacks to form counter-point guards in the short pass area, and finally two safety guards cruising on the second line to form regional joint defense.

In the previous two waves of defense, because the front line was putting pressure strong enough and Rodgers did not give too much time to observe, the second-tier defense could follow in time to avoid being torn out of the gap by the wide receiver, so Rodgers had no way to pass the ball, and only encountered two sacks at the beginning.

Now, the Minnesota Vikings use the same trick again.

However, Green Bay Packers will not sit still and wait for death!
Chapter completed!