Champion Kansas City vs. Brady and Tampa Bay

10th time in the Super Bowl. It’s not normal. He goes back there at 43. It’s inhuman. This is his first year with the Bakniers, and it looks like he has been playing there since the age of nine. It does not make sense. But all this is realistic. The giant Tom Brady led Tampa Bay to the Super Bowl tonight (Sunday to Monday) with a brilliant 26:31 away win over Green Bay in the NFC Finals derby, and will go in two weeks for a seventh career championship and first with his new team, which he reached after 20 years in New England. The opponent will be champion Kansas City, who defeated Buffalo 24:38 in the AFC final. Brady’s pretty crazy bonus: Tampa Bay is the first team in NFL history to qualify for the Super Bowl to be held at its home stadium.

Just like that – after three away games in the playoffs, including one after the other over New Orleans and Green Bay, the two best teams in the area that looked like favorites, the Buckeners will gain a big advantage of getting to know the home field, which most of the crowd will be allowed to enter (22,000 people) Up close) will be made up of its fans. If the stadium was full, the effect would surely change the whole direction of the game and the preparation for it, but also “just” playing at home in the biggest game is quite nice.

It is important to note that in the second half Brady almost managed to destroy the illegal immigration with his own hands, but 1: Green Bay did a better job of destroying itself. 2. How can one focus specifically on the bad part when Brady gives an ingenious first half that threatened to end the game early? There were a lot of bad things in his game as the end approached, but he was the one who put Tampa Bay in a position she did not lose.

And the defense gave its own. A week after arresting Drew Breeze, it was the turn of this season’s designated MVP Aaron Rogers, who was brutally treated with three abortions. That was enough for Tampa Bay to end the first quarter 0-7 with a 15-yard pass from Brady to Mike Evans, but the celebration ended early in the second quarter with a Rogers shell for a 50-yard touchdown that caught Marx Valdes-Scantling. Leonard Fornet brought the Bucks back in control with a 20-yard run for Landson, before Green Bay contributed its share to the Tampa Bay success.

2:10 minutes into the break, 14:10 behind, Rogers got the ball back in an attempt to make a comeback until the end of the quarter. It’s Sean Murphy-Bunting snatching a ball for him – okay, but what’s the rest? Tampa Bay had 25 seconds left, and Brady decided it would end in a touchdown anyway, without notifying the Packers defense that they had fallen asleep completely. 13 seconds to go, in a fourth down with four yards to cover, Brady gambled and scored a new first down in a short delivery to Leonard Fornett. The hosts took a timeout, but a completely unprepared return, and in the final second of the half Brady threw a brilliant touchdown on 39 yards to Scotty Miller. This is the real Brady of the playoffs.

The defense gave Brady more help before he collapsed: Arun Jones lost a ball after less than a minute in the second half, and Brady handed over 8 yards to Cameron Bright. At 10:28, it was Rogers’ turn to attack. He lowered until the end of the quarter to 28:23 with dedications to Robert Tunian and Debante Adams, while between the third and fourth quarters three consecutive Tampa Bay attacks ended in a bad pass from Brady who was abducted.

But by the end, somehow, the drama faded. After Tunian’s touchdown, Rogers was unable to find St. Brown’s Echo and a two-point bonus, which would have put the team away from a field goal, and 31:23 behind, those missing points forced Green Bay to achieve a touchdown with Bonus. But in the last attack Rogers failed to cover 8 yards in a pass that would bring the tie closer, and oddly enough, in the third down, he looked in the eye only for the catcher even though it was apparent that after dodging the defense on the run he could reach Andzon alone in the final sprint. Even more bizarre is that Green Bay gave up the fourth glider and kicked a field goal in the belief that the ball would return to it. With 2:05 minutes on the clock and Brady with the ball, it was a bad decision. The ball never went back to Green Bay.

Brady finished with 20 of 36, 280 yards, three touchdowns and three more losses that came in a row after them. Chris Goodwin grabbed 110 yards. Rogers finished with 33 of 48 on 346 yards, but his feet had to speak at the end, not the hand. Tampa Bay, by the way, has not played in the playoffs for 13 years and has not won a playoff game since the championship season 18 years ago. Yes, you could say that Brady changed something there. And to remind you, Tampa Bay entered the playoffs from fifth place in the NFC.

In the AFC final that followed, there was no doubt as to why there was a feeling in the air that Buffalo was capable of surprising in Kansas City. This is a simply superb team, which presented some very beautiful moments of football. But there was also no doubt as to why the chips, ranked No. 1 in the region, are the champions. Even as the Bills led 0-9 in the open and struggled at times, there was complete ease in what Kansas City did. Patrick Mehomes passed the concussion test (had to prove his fitness last week, although apparently did not suffer a concussion against Cleveland but a suffocation that caused him a momentary loss of consciousness), then played with great fun all the way to the Super Bowl.

Tyler Bass started with a 51-yard bomb and made it 0-3, then Mykol Hardman dropped a ball on the verge of an Anderson, a loss that made it easy for Josh Allen to deliver a short touchdown to Dawson Knox. From there Hummus, Hardman, Travis Kelsey and NASA engines at Tyrrick Hill’s feet took control of the game. A comfortable situation that ended in a touchdown by Darrell Williams.Before the break Clyde Edwards-Illier also came to Anderson, and the defense stopped Buffalo in good shape, forcing her to settle for a late field goal and 12:21 to the champion.

In the third quarter there were signs that Buffalo’s offense, which got stuck a bit and failed to advance in the third down (Stephen Diggs received special care from the defense), manages to come back, but in a 15:24 situation Hill opened burners after a delivery from Humus and flew for a 71-yard move. It set up a Kelsey touchdown, and with 15:31 left in the third quarter, the Bills no longer had much to do, probably after the final quarter they started with an Allen ball snatched by Rashad Fenton. The cherry was when all buffalo – no Not only the defense, but also the residents of the city and some real buffalo – attacked in a flash over Humus, who in complete peace of mind threw a weak ball and bowed to another Kelsey touchdown.

Mehomes finished with 29 of 38 on 325 yards and three touchdowns – fantastic. Hill grabbed 172 yards (a playoff record for the Chips), a classic 118. Buffalo went down disappointed – but with the face forward. It was only her fourth loss this season, only two of them went to Kansas City, and to advance the Bills will have to learn to get along with them. Josh Allen provided 27 of 45 on 253 yards, leading the team on the run with 88 yards. Despite a tremendous season, he too will have to learn a bit – in the closing moments, after snatching a huge abortion from Alex Okpur that put him back 18 yards, he threw the ball over the defender’s head, which started a mess on the pitch. But with the frustration of being relegated just before the Super Bowl, it’s hard to blame the outburst of emotion.