At 7:30 a.m. Beijing time on February 14, the 56th Super Bowl will be held at the SOFI Stadium in Los Angeles, and today is the 4th day of the countdown, with a special Super Bowl countdown series, which takes you to take stock of the key alignment analysis of the two sides of the Super Bowl against the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Tigers. Today brings you the second issue – an analysis of the two-sided catchers. The receiver groups on both sides are very different, but they are all super powerful in the league! Let's take a look.
Los Angeles Rams:
Key characters: Cooper Karp, Odell Beckham Jr., Van Jefferson
When it comes to the Rams' catcher, the first thing that comes to mind is Karp. The little man played the best season of his career this season, and Stafford's arrival made him feel like a fish, able to run a variety of routes, accurately read the rapidly changing situation on the field, and a soft catch and silky footsteps. The perfect play allowed him to nearly break the record of "Wei Zhentian" Calvin Johnson's single-season number of yards! In the final wave of attacks against the Pirates in the national league semi-finals, the performance of the two catches to advance the range is still impressive.
Behind Karp's excellent performance is the Rams' all-round three-dimensional receiver group. Due to the robert Woods season reimbursement, the Rams introduced star takeover of Xiaobei before the trade deadline! Although Bey Can't provide quality open and line pull like Woods, his outside one-on-one ability is still the league's first-class level. His arrival gave the Rams an extra red-zone pick-up point, while Van Jefferson became a weapon for far-reaching strikes, and when he didn't pick up, he became his signature performance. The near-end forward Sigbi and the running back Ax are also important forces in the team's receiving and advancement.
Cincinnati Tigers:
Key characters: Jamal Chase, Ty Higgins, Taylor Boyd
The Tigers' hottest external receiver this season is undoubtedly the first round rookie Chase, who has to admire the unique vision of the Tigers uniform group, abandoning the offensive front line to choose a good partner during the University of Burrow has brought qualitative changes to the team's attack. Chase's ability is beyond doubt, facing the average ability of the cornerback, he can blow up opponents in various ways, and in the regular season game against the Chiefs, he has become the masterpiece of the season. And in the case of the opponent's targeted staring at him, he can act as a good bait to attract the attention of the defense.
Because Chase's aura is too dazzling, Higgins' season of thousand yards is somewhat bleak, and Boyd's quasi-thousand yard season is even more neglected. You know, Higgins is also a second-round receiver, and Boyd is the team's hand-picked AJ Green successor before the team chooses Higgins. Although it is now the third external takeover, Boyd has worked hard and complained, and the three complement each other, and you sing me to make the opponent invincible. Coupled with the catch from close-range striker Uzoma and running back Mixon, the Tigers' ferocious trident collared the ball set without fear of any opponent.
(Aibao)