Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1166 A Good Person

Philip Rivers, a quarterback, is known as the last good man in the league, with kind eyes and a heart of Jesus.

After falling in love with his first love in middle school, he was loyal to her and truly believed that his first love was his last love. Not only did they walk into the marriage hall hand in hand, but the two of them also gave birth to eight children over the years, making him a model of productivity.

In the 2004 draft, Manning Jr. was willful and refused to join the San Diego Chargers. He even threatened that he would refuse to sign if the San Diego Chargers chose him. And, he has not given a reason until now. However, the San Diego Chargers still chose Manning Jr., but then completed a deal with the New York Giants. The New York Giants chose Rivers to go to San Diego, while Manning Jr. went to New York.

During the whole process, did anyone ask for Rivers' opinion?
No.

And did Rivers complain or protest?

nor.

Rivers has never even discussed this matter. For fifteen years, he has worked diligently and devoted everything to the team.

His good temper is well-known throughout the league; of course he also has a temper, he can get frustrated and angry, but every time after losing his temper, he will take the initiative to apologize, leaving others at a loss.

This is Rivers——

A good kid. A saint.

However, this time, Rivers was rarely seen depressed.

Rivers sincerely hopes to lead the team to achieve results. Putting the Super Bowl championship aside for now, he should at least lead the team to advance to the conference finals once more. You know, the only time the Los Angeles Chargers advanced to the conference finals in the Rivers era was back in the distant 2007 season.

That year, they lost to the undefeated New England Patriots in the conference finals, and like last year, they lost to the New England Patriots in the divisional round.

This season, again...

Rivers held his breath, words could not describe his depression.

"us……"

At the pre-match press conference, facing the aggressive siege of reporters, Rivers clenched his fists, pursed his lips, and his cheeks were like buns, perfectly recreating the baby's fist clenching expression.

People may not imagine that the symbol of "good guy" Rivers, who is well-known in the league, is -

Trash talk.

Off the court, Rivers always remains polite; but on the court, Rivers is famous for his trash talk, which can be said to be infuriating.

However, Rivers' trash talk is slightly different from those of the big mouths and big talkers. His trash talk does not contain any dirty words or swear words. It has a typical arrogant and annoying style, but the effect is still excellent.

It's the same thing in front of me.

"We are at a disadvantage now, and standing in front of the Kansas City Chief makes us look like babies, but we all know how Kevin beat Harry and Marvin, not once, but twice."

"For the first time, in my own home."

"The second time, in New York, it was an away game, but Kevin turned the away game into his home game, in a more difficult and more dangerous situation."

“So, we will do that, too.”

All the reporters in the audience were silent.

Finally, someone slowly raised their hand. "Philip, did you just quote 'Home Alone'?"

Rivers grinned widely, revealing a row of neat white teeth, "Yes."

The whole audience burst into laughter.

In 1990, "Home Alone" was released. The eight-year-old Kevin was left alone at home by mistake. Two thieves, Harry and Marvin, were about to break into the house and steal. Kevin fought with the two thieves and won a great victory.

Last season, the Los Angeles Chargers upset the division-leading Kansas City Chiefs in their home stadium. In 1992, "Home Alone 2" was released. Ten-year-old Kevin went on vacation with his family, but accidentally boarded the wrong plane at the airport. In the end, Kevin went to New York alone. In a city where he was unfamiliar with, he met Harry and Marvin again. This time, Kevin turned the away game into a home game and defeated the two thieves again.

London. Away. Insubordination.

I have to admit that the "good old guy" Rivers is really good at trash talking. It is not only humorous, but also perfectly fits the situation of the two teams.

Rivers was all smiles, and his sarcasm was at its maximum.

"I know they want to take us down very very badly, but..."

After a pause, Rivers made a face without warning, cross-eyed, stuck out his tongue, used his hands to act as dog ears, and his facial expression was distorted and hideous.

The entire press conference room was stunned. No one expected that Rivers would...really become an emoticon.

However, this action was so perfectly in line with "Home Alone" that the reporters couldn't control themselves and burst into laughter, creating a noisy atmosphere.

It has to be said that in a situation where the Kansas City Chiefs were in high spirits, Rivers' unique trash talk did attract attention for the Los Angeles Chargers.

Most importantly, Rivers quietly pushed the undefeated Kansas Chiefs into the position of "villains", while the Los Angeles Chargers became the weak and helpless Kevin——

Now the bad guys are ready to invade their home and snatch away their victory. Instead of surrendering, they are ready to stand up and defend their home, even if they are fighting alone like Kevin.

The response both inside and outside the stadium made the Los Angeles Lightning win the support of a large number of fans.

After all, who could resist Kevin, the quirky character from “Home Alone”?
In an instant, all the English media became excited.

A good show is about to begin. Rivers' trash talk even makes Levi's heroic act at Wembley pale in comparison. Compared with the stereotyped superhero narratives in Hollywood, Rivers' image of pretending to be weak and helpless as a villain but actually issuing a challenge is obviously much more interesting.

"Los Angeles Chargers vs. Kansas City Chiefs - Home Alone 3."

"The emoji villain defends his homeland vs. the great and glorious hero invades his territory. This movie is quite interesting."

"So, 'Kevin vs Harry 3.0', this time it's happening in London, don't miss it."

"Rivers: Wembley is the home of the Los Angeles Chargers, and we will defend it to the death even if we are 'Home-Alone'."

"London Bowl highlights: 'Rivers vs. Levi', an upgraded version of trash talk."

There was a great uproar.

Globally, London's media activity is second only to New York, and is even more lively than Los Angeles, the headquarters of Hollywood. People can feel this at this moment, and all the overwhelming news is focused on the London Bowl.

It doesn't even need an NFL push.

However, Levi responded.

"We always think of ourselves as superheroes, defeating the bad guys and saving the world, but many times, we think we're playing 'Home Alone' when it's actually 'The Grudge'."

Hilarious! Everyone burst into laughter!
Who could have thought that Levi would jump from "Home Alone" to "The Grudge" in just one second, and the positions of the victim and the perpetrator were suddenly reversed.

Levi's imagination was so creative and unrestrained that it instantly raised the tone of the trash talk showdown to a higher level and launched a perfect counterattack.

Wonderful, wonderful beyond words.

The media reporters were immersed in joy. It turned out that the trash talk showdown had such a funny day. So was it tense or fun?

"Kevin vs. Junxiong, who will have the last laugh?"

(End of this chapter)