Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1357 Urban Legend
Last season, Levi was crowned the regular season MVP in a historic manner, and then further reached the Super Bowl and won the MVP to prove himself, becoming the first Asian in the history of the four major sports leagues in North America to accomplish such a feat. Even in the top five European football leagues, it is an unprecedented first.

Heat waves are sweeping the world.

If that were all, then it would just be a hot topic, a topic, and traffic. After a brief period of heated discussion on social networks, it would return to calm. People still wouldn't watch the NFL and still wouldn't be interested in football. It is still too difficult to completely subvert the market by relying solely on a hot topic.

However, in the following 2019 season, Levi continued to make history.

The league's highest-paid running back, the world's highest-paid professional sports player, the first person to meet fashion and sports, and a perfect season.

Unstoppable and rising steadily, Levi's steps to create history continue, step by step, continuously attracting waves of traffic.

A hot topic is no longer just a hot topic. The label of "the first Asian regular season MVP in the four major North American sports leagues" gradually has a face, personality, color, and edges, and finally forms a clear and distinct image.

Levi.

Naturally, more and more attention is focused on the NFL.

After one season, the league's traffic, ratings, and peripheral sales have all climbed to a higher level. Goodell's years of preparation and accumulation are experiencing a full blown. The most direct and significant change is:
The "China Bowl", which was proposed in 2008 but has been shelved for many years, is very close to completion of negotiations. The NFL hopes to add a fourth overseas city in addition to London, Mexico City and Munich, and it will also be the first in Asia.

That is exactly the case at this moment.

It was just a schedule for a federation finals match, but the entire social network was in an uproar.

As a result, the news media also set off early.

Although the game didn't start until Sunday, the media arrived in the city on Monday and Tuesday.

A small group of media has been stationed in Kansas City since the wild-card round and said they won't need to move for three weeks.

“Is there a more solid fortress in the entire league than Arrowhead Stadium?”

There is a constant stream of people coming and going.

Since its founding, Kansas City has never been a tourist destination; but now, it is receiving more and more tourists.

Unlike many tourist destinations that see their peak season in the hot summer, Kansas City doesn’t see its peak number of visitors until the bitterly cold January:

Fans who came to watch the conference finals poured into Kansas City like a flood, and the whole city was filled with vitality.

The Old Oak Tavern.

It was just past two in the afternoon and the place was already packed with people. There was no time to wait for the "happy hour drink discounts" starting at three o'clock. If you were a little slow, there might be no seats left.

Despite this, there is still an endless stream of fans coming to take photos or order a beer and chat at the door of the pub, and the pub is so busy that it can't stop.

"Charles, Charles, come and help."

Standing at the bar counter, Carter saw West and felt like he was his savior. "These four glasses of beer are for table number one at the door. Send them over quickly."

West didn't ask any questions. He took the beer from Carter and shouted, "Beer is coming, beer!"

With a turn, the crowd automatically made way for West to pass, and there was a surge of joyful noise in the crowd.

West has left the Old Oak Tavern. He now runs a B&B in Kansas City and has opened a private tour group in Kansas City, leading tourists to visit important landmarks of the Kansas City Chiefs in the city in just one day - including, of course, the Old Oak Tavern, the base camp of Kansas City Chiefs fans.

January of every year is the busiest time in West. Not only are all five B&Bs fully booked every day, but reservations even extend until after the Super Bowl. The same goes for private tour groups, which are all fully booked and have schedules scheduled until after the Super Bowl.

On the one hand, people do believe that the Kansas City Chiefs can win three consecutive championships and are preparing to participate in the largest championship parade in the entire North American continent.

On the other hand, all kinds of rumors say that even if they lose, Kansas City will still celebrate and give the team 100% support, so much so that a small number of people are looking forward to the Kansas City Chiefs losing to see if the rumors are true and how Kansas City will face the moment of failure.

Noisy and boiling.

Who could have imagined that just three years ago, this city was gloomy and lifeless, with the shadow of unemployment and the pressure of life hanging heavily over it. Everything was long and dead silent, with no end in sight and no hope in sight. Life was slowly sliding towards the brink of collapse in nothingness and despair.

But now, the whole city is full of new vitality.

Because the Kansas Chief continues to climb to the top, he attracts a lot of attention to the city; and because the Kansas Chief's spirit of refusing to give up and fighting to the end is permeating into every aspect of people's lives, people finally have faith and create vitality with their own hands.

Change does not happen in a day, just like Rome was not built in a day.

But there is no doubt that things will never be the same since Levi came to this city.

Until now, they firmly believed that Vic's selection of Levi with the third pick in the draft was a turning point of fate.

Not only West, but Provos also found a stable job, but coming to the Old Oak Tavern to help every day has become a regular schedule and he has never missed it.

After West left, Carter finally ended his post-graduation period of exploring life and took over West's position at the Old Oak Tavern, where he was busy every day.

After West finished escorting the beer, he turned around and looked at his private tour group, a total of twelve people. He called the group members to go to the bar.

"Everyone gets a free beer, put on my account."

"David, why don't you tell everyone what happened when Levi first came to the Old Oak Tavern? I'll help you run the tavern for a while."

Roar, roar, roar! People started to make a noise. "David! David! David!"

Anderson looked helplessly at Prost, who was leading the commotion, and threw the rag over to him, "Help unload the goods, now."

Prost no longer looked depressed as before, and laughed broadly, "Unloading, no problem. After all, Levi helped here before."

In an instant, all eyes turned to Anderson.

Anderson was a little helpless. "I'm just helping out."

Wow!
The crowd was in uproar, "But, he's Levi! I mean, that's Levi!"

Anderson smiled. "In Kansas City, we like to call him the rookie. Our rookie."

"Yes, he is a football player, but he always insists that he is just a football player, and there is no difference between him and the millions of ordinary residents living in this city. Nothing will change because he runs wildly at Arrowhead Stadium every Sunday night."

"From the first day he arrived in this city until now, it has never changed."

(End of this chapter)