The Hawks' true Super Bowl MVP? How about the defensive line that hit Patrick Mahomes

New Orleans – The right corridor that turns into the lowest floor of the super countertop, following the heavy bass music in the background, and when the cigar smoke is densest, legends say the Philadelphia Eagles players are still celebrating in the locker room.

There is an eagle whose spirit is enough to keep a thousand parties alive for the rest of the time: sophomore stormtrooper Nolan Smith. He spent most of the game in a similar way, and he spent a place in Super Bowl Lix in the Super Bowl Instructor who beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 – hype His defensive border patrolman, he owns a corner of the locker room. Smith, Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis, Milton Williams, Josh Williams, Josh Stitz Josh Sweat and other Hawks' D-lines didn't deviate from the game, which fits their cheesy performance in the game.

The Hawks’ plans for this game have not deviated from the entire season. It's not a team that likes or needs to make them play a lot of defense. In fact, Eagles did not explode in 42 regressions during the Super Bowl, according to data provided by Trumedia. With just a pure four-man charge, the Hawks were able to put pressure on Mahomes, whose 42.9% drop, put him on fire six times, forcing him into the worst game of his career one.

“We love the game,” star defensive tackle Milton Williams said. “We came in and dominate the way we were going to do… we watched the movies and we loved what we saw. We knew we would be able to get ours.”

When asked what the Eagles looked at in front of the movie, Williams gave similar answers to his companions. “We have Doug!” Williams shouted. “We have Dougs everywhere! Everyone has debris on their shoulders. Everyone is told what they can't do, we're just together.”

This is a bit simplified, but when the team only deploys a basic four-player pre-order package throughout the game, it really only takes the players to win individual games. The urge to rush for four means there will always be one or two sprinters to get double teams from the relative blocking scheme, but in this particular case, it doesn't matter. The Chiefs encountered some serious offensive line problems, and the Hawks took over them without regrets. By the break, the Chiefs had only 20 net pass yards out of 17 drop yards – Mahomes had 1.2 yards per round!

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“Hey, we just did our job,” Davis said with a smile. “That's what matters – we just got the job done. We don't care what the other team is doing, we don't care what the crime is doing, we don't care what the situation is. We worry about what the defense is doing.”

The world's best quarterback has six sacks, a 35.7% drop success rate, 226 net passes and two interceptions. No lightning. That's the story of the game.

“We're just a major defense,” said the experienced defensive end sweat. “The sack will come to the guy that guy meets.”

Sweat is about to get into a long answer on the pass and defense, and how they repeatedly bumped into the Chiefs' offensive line with Louisville Slugger, but after he was able to finish Smith and Williams ) Before siege Sweat, shouted a clear and cute nickname. Big dad's sweat over and over again, the music surfaced in the background.

All in all, Williams summed up the Hawks’ days on the defensive line in the corridor outside the field shortly after the final buzzer rang.

“The best Musav*** in the world. Come now!”