With two minutes left in the game, the Giants got the ball.
When Li Wei stepped back onto the field, a strange silence fell over the stadium.
82,500 people held their breath at once.
1 minute and 53 seconds.
Starting from his own 25-yard line, Li Wei suddenly broke into a confident smile.
"He's smiling! He's smiling!" Joe Buck shouted. "Troy, what do you think he's thinking right now?"
"I think," said Troy Aikman, "he's probably thinking, 'Game over.'"
After receiving the ball, Li Wei didn't hesitate or make any fakes.
He tucked the ball securely into the crook of his right arm, extended his left, and charged straight ahead.
The Chiefs' middle linebacker was the first to meet him, diving at Li Wei's waist in a textbook-perfect tackle.
Li Wei didn't change direction. His left hand simply slapped the top of the linebacker's helmet, slamming him straight to the ground.
The middle linebacker fell to his knees, and Li Wei ran past him without losing an ounce of speed.
