Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1161 Football Temple
Imagine Brittany accusing them of taking Mahomes to a London bar, her hands on her hips, furious as a teapot.

It's a little funny.

Even though this shouldn't be the case, it's kind of funny.

Levi turned his head calmly and looked out the window. The lush greenery of Central Park gradually revealed itself in the sky, and his thoughts drifted between the clouds and the sky.

Now, the problem before us is time, and naturally the solution is also time.

Time is the best answer.

Who knows, maybe Talia's audition in Los Angeles opened the door to the whole world, and the glamorous world of Hollywood dazzled her eyes, and the girl fell in love with someone else in an instant?

After all, it was Hollywood, and there were so many handsome men and beautiful women that it was dazzling.

God, he hated Los Angeles—

It just so happens that there is a sandbag right in front of me, so I can vent my anger.

……

Wembley Stadium, known as the "Temple of Football", is a holy place not only in England but also in the hearts of football fans all over the world.

It was first completed in 1923 and was rebuilt in 2007 to become the iconic modern stadium we see today.

The rebuilt Wembley Stadium can accommodate 90,000 people and is still considered the largest competitive stadium in the world. It is also one of the most important and greatest stadiums in football history.

Throughout history, Wembley has witnessed countless glorious moments, the most famous of which was England's victory in the World Cup in 1966. That is still the only time that England, the birthplace of modern football, has won the World Cup, and it is still deeply engraved in the memory of English football history.

The two huge arches of the stadium span the sky, symbolizing the other side of glory and dreams. They have become part of the London skyline and are the dream stage for countless players.

Just like Wimbledon to tennis, Wembley is also unique in the world of football. There is no need to add prefixes or suffixes. The word "Wembley" itself is symbolic.

Wembley is not only the home of the England national team, but also the fixed venue for the FA Cup final. Almost every year, the most exciting top events are held here. From world-class competitions to classic concerts to complex and diverse activities, this stadium carries and records nearly a century of laughter, tears and dreams.

It is for this reason that Wembley has become more than just a stadium.

When people step into the stadium with awe and admiration, even if they are not fans, they can feel their own memories, the moments of their country, and the moments of history in the long river of time. A century of changes is condensed in every corner of this stadium, which is exciting.

Wembley symbolizes a stage, a dream, a time machine that travels through time and space, and a sacred place that transcends time and carries the weight of space.

Even if it's not football, it's the same with rugby.

As early as 1983, the NFL visited London and held a regular season game between the St. Louis Rams and the Arizona Cardinals at Wembley.

So, when Goodell took office and tried to open up overseas markets, London was the first choice, and Wembley was the first choice.

In 2007, the NFL launched its overseas game series, with the first game being held at Wembley, where the New York Giants and the Miami Dolphins faced off.

Coincidentally, that season, the New York Giants, led by Manning Jr., created a miracle and unexpectedly defeated the New England Patriots, who had won 16 games in the regular season, to win the Super Bowl. The New York Giants, who had once performed well at Wembley, successfully ignited the curiosity and interest of the British Isles in football.

Since then, rugby's fan base in England has continued to expand.

In the blink of an eye, ten years have passed. The London Bowl has become the most important and grand event at Wembley every year. The ticket sales are even more crazy and passionate than those for Beyonce and Taylor Swift's concerts. Both the attendance and ratings, including off-field football promotion activities, are all booming, completing a beautiful first step for the NFL's overseas expansion.

In fact, with the relocation of a series of teams such as the Los Angeles Rams, Los Angeles Chargers and the soon-to-be Las Vegas Raiders, the league is seriously considering expansion - first, increasing the number of regular season games.

Second, increase the number of playoff spots.

Third, add new teams, including the possibility of establishing an NFL team in London and ensuring that the regular season is held in London for a long time.

Of course, everything is not simple and may not be so easy to achieve; but it can be seen from the side that the revenue and influence of the London Bowl are very considerable, and the fan base exceeds expectations, so the league will consider establishing a team here.

At the same time, this is also the reason why Goodell specifically arranged the Kansas City Chiefs to play in the London Bowl this season.

Now that the English rugby market is experiencing explosive growth, they need the current face of the NFL, Levi, to show up, drive qualitative change in the market, continue to expand the influence of rugby, and ultimately achieve a win-win situation in many aspects.

The attention paid to the London Bowl has reached a new level this year, and the league is making every effort to promote it.

No one expected that when the Kansas City Chiefs arrived in London, they would become the only undefeated team in the league, pushing the momentum of three consecutive championships to its peak. Everything was paving the way for the London Bowl.

A classic is brewing.

Goodell was delighted.

However, no matter what, these are just numbers. They sound reasonable when discussed on paper, but they always lack a sense of reality. Only by actually going to Wembley Stadium or the London Stadium can you see the truth.

Anticipation, anxiety, nervousness, and excitement.

All kinds of emotions are intertwined and cannot be simply expressed in a few words.

This is the first overseas game experience for this group of young players of the Kansas City Chiefs. It is also the first time for many players to go abroad. Everything is new. It is really difficult to describe the scene just by imagination.

After all, in England, the appeal of football is still unshakable by any other sport; and the mass base of English rugby is even more deeply rooted here. In their eyes, American rugby is not strong enough in collision and appears soft and fragile.

"Kind of cute."

So, don’t be fooled by the media hype; the actual situation is unpredictable.

"Keep your mind, this is Wembley, the temple of football, we should stay calm, maybe there will be football fans coming to protest."

"Don't worry, you're not a professor, no one is here just for you, you can calm down as much as you want."

"Hahaha!"

Everyone was laughing and playing, and the atmosphere was very lively.

After arriving at London Heathrow Airport, going to the hotel, putting down the luggage and making some simple adjustments, the Kansas City Chiefs set off for Wembley to adapt to the venue.

The time difference has been completely adjusted. They are now completely in sync with London and are ready to go to Wembley for a simple warm-up and adapt to the weather.

London, a city where you can experience four seasons in one day, is hard to imagine unless you experience it yourself.

Then, the team bus slowly approached and the stadium could be seen in the distance.

(End of this chapter)