Bab 215: 214 Nightmare Revisited

The nightmare, it returned again.

A familiar sense of déjà vu firmly grasped his heart, leaving him breathless.

Reed bent his knees slightly to adjust, trying to alleviate the burning sensation in his heart.

It wasn't that he didn't trust the running back, but he was inherently inclined to pass, especially since Smith was on fire today, with a passing success rate of 80%, making the whole passing offense very smooth and outstanding—

In three quarters, Smith had already scored three passing touchdowns, a performance that couldn't be anything but outstanding.

Yet, the Kansas City Chiefs were still behind.

Not only was it the nightmare of facing the New England Patriots awakening in his mind, but also the nightmare of key moments in important games over the last three seasons was reviving; Reed hadn't realized that his memory could be so clear.

Like a heart demon.

So, should he change the strategy? And how should he adjust the direction?

Running back.

This was the answer.