According to the new revision of the playoff rules this season, when Team A first possessed the ball inside their own territory and formed an offensive matrix, the competition was over, with Team A winning. The Broncos had the opportunity, and Wendy Bo didn't hesitate to throw a long pass to Thomas. Subsequently, in front of tens of thousands of viewers at home, Thomas, amidst the pulling from GangRen team's defenders Ike Taylor and Ryan-Craig, ran into the end zone area. Vince Wilfork, holding his jersey, symbolically celebrated the victory with a clenched fist as the game concluded.
The personal statistics for this game were quite impressive: 21 passes attempted, 10 successful completions, advancing 316 yards, two touchdown passes, and no interceptions, effectively completing the mission. In contrast, the GangRen squad faced much more harassment, with the quarterback being sacked five times, losing 45 yards and resulting in one interception. They only managed one passing touchdown, and although Bo almost threw twice as many balls (40 compared to Bo's 21), he covered less than 300 yards (only 289). Despite tying the score with a field goal and a touchdown in the final 10 minutes of regulation time, GangRen ultimately couldn't avoid defeat, perhaps due to the decisive moment provided by their opponent's magical play by Bo.
The Broncos' second-grade wide receiver, Thomas, caught the ball only four times but advanced 204 yards, setting a personal career high. In the last battle, he gained 80 yards for the winning touchdown. To note, during his rookie season, he only accumulated 283 receiving yards. On the ground offensive side, it was still shared among Wendy Po and others who ran. Wendy Bo ran 10 times for 50 yards and one touchdown, making him more efficient than any other running back on the team. The GangRen team managed to reach the door of the end zone, but their starting running back Isaac-Redman (Isaac Redman), despite being injured, contributed 121 yards on 17 carries, though he didn't reach the end zone. However, in the second half, Wallace surprisingly took over and scored a rushing touchdown, though he only pushed the ball three times for 26 yards, much lower than his average.
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