Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1404 Licking Wounds
Beep, beep, beep.

When Levi slid and fell to the ground, the referee finally blew the whistle to end the game, ending the torture of the Houston Texans.

At the last moment, the Houston Texans had lost all their fighting spirit and ended the game in a hurry. They scattered on the grass like teenagers posing in a painful youth movie, looking up at the sky, their faces full of loss and confusion. Looking up at a 45-degree angle, they seemed to be able to see their own sorrow flowing like a river.

The Kansas City Chiefs players all rushed into the stadium with their hands raised high. No matter what happens in the Super Bowl two weeks later, they are the champions now.

American League Champions!

After a whole season of persistence and mad rush, we are finally released briefly at this moment. We temporarily forget about the Super Bowl, the historical records, all the worries and pressures, celebrate and cheer to our heart's content, and embrace the moment of victory with open arms.

"The game is over."

“Dear viewers, the 2019 AFC Finals have come to an end. The two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs played a perfect game, defeating the menacing Houston Texans, defending their No. seed in the AFC with an unparalleled attitude, and advancing to the Super Bowl for the third consecutive year.”

"The AFC champion once again belongs to the Kansas City Chiefs."

"incredible!"

"I mean, the Kansas City Chiefs' undefeated season continues, and their hopes of reaching the Super Bowl and chasing a three-peat double record continue. Everything is focused on the Super Bowl stage. Can anyone stop the Kansas City Chiefs?"

"San Francisco 49ers? Or Green Bay Packers?"

"But the point is, the San Francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers have to fight for a chance to challenge the Kansas City Chiefs. Who has the qualifications?"

"Ladies and gentlemen, with the end of this conference final, the Kansas City Chiefs have accomplished a feat, becoming only the third team in the league's history to win two consecutive home games in two consecutive seasons."

“That includes the regular season and the playoffs.”

"The Miami Dolphins from 1972 to 1973 had a 2003-2004 record at home, and the New England Patriots from to had a - record at home."

"Now, the Kansas City Chiefs from 2018 to 2019 have a record of wins and no losses at home."

"great!"

"There is no doubt that the Kansas City Chiefs are making their mark in the history of the NFL."

"Perhaps, some people will raise doubts that the Kansas City Chiefs' victory in the playoffs this season is not convincing. The Tennessee Titans eliminated the New England Patriots, and the Houston Texans eliminated the Baltimore Ravens. The Kansas City Chiefs did not really encounter a serious challenge, but I personally think this is unfair."

"Both the Tennessee Titans and the Houston Texans have proven their strength, and the Kansas City Chiefs have withstood the impact of their opponents with even better performance. This is far more difficult than facing the New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens, because I believe that the coaching team headed by Reid has also been preparing for the New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens, but the opponents made a temporary change, which completely disrupted their original plan."

"I am in the light, and the enemy is in the dark."

"Under such circumstances, the Kansas City Chiefs held their ground and continued their winning streak, truly demonstrating their ability to adjust, which is no less valuable than the consecutive comebacks in the 2017 season..."

blah blah blah.

The result of the match was completely expected; but the surging excitement and enthusiasm continued to erupt.

Every viewer in front of the TV could deeply feel the joy of Nantz and Romo, which was even more contagious and impactful than the language itself.

Because they are witnessing history——

继1971年到1973年的迈阿密海豚、1986年到1988年的丹佛野马、1990年到1993年的布法罗比尔、1992年到1994年的达拉斯牛仔之后，堪萨斯酋长成为NFL第四支连续三年晋级超级碗决战的队伍。

Among them, the Dallas Cowboys came closest to winning three consecutive championships, but unfortunately lost to the San Francisco 1994ers in 49.

Now, the opportunity has come to the Kansas City Chiefs! They are witnessing history and even becoming a part of it.

How can I not be excited? How can I not be crazy?

Arrowhead Stadium has been completely thrown into frenzy, with people cheering and jumping without restraint, shouting and screaming without any regard for anything, and having a collective revelry.

Even in the wildest, most adventurous and most daring dreams, Kansas City three years ago could not have anticipated all this would happen, and the league before this offseason did not expect to witness the birth of history with their own eyes.

However, everything happened just like that. In the playoffs, from the frustration and bitterness of struggling to win a game to the strength and greatness of seeking defeat alone, the Kansas City Chiefs completely took over the mantle of the New England Patriots and grew into the new overlord of the league. The whole world fell into a spinning madness.

"23:38".

The final score is finally frozen.

Watt lay on the grass, slightly raised his head, looked at the scoreboard above the court, and for a moment he couldn't find an accurate adjective to summarize himself.

Nothingness. Powerlessness. Hollowing out.

From the physical level to the soul level, Watt vented everything that was left in the game without reservation. There was really not a drop left, only a sense of emptiness.

Watt would not lie, he had imagined such an outcome, another elimination, another wasted opportunity, another regretful stop. The cruelty and coldness of competitive sports really did not leave him much time. He might be sad, he might be in pain, he might be angry, he might even cry out of unwillingness.

However, no.

There was nothing at all, nothing at all. The whole person was empty, with nothing left. He lay on the ground in a daze, with no sense of reality.

My mind was blank, and whether it was sadness or anger, it seemed to disappear in the endless nothingness and chaos.

He just wanted to be quiet.

He wanted to lie here motionless, letting himself drift in time, not wanting to move even a finger.

He didn't want to care about reporters or teammates. For the first and only time in his career, he didn't want to worry about anything. He just needed a little time to relax and take a deep breath. Everything else could wait and he didn't need to worry.

then.

A figure appeared above his head. Watt looked at it carefully and finally saw the face clearly. The corners of his mouth raised slightly, and he cursed in a deliberately rude manner.

"Hey, you're disturbing my sunbathing."

The visitor raised his hands with a look of regret on his face, but his words were different. "I'm sorry, I did it on purpose. Don't you know how precious the winter sunshine is in Kansas City? Not just anyone can enjoy the sun and waste time here?"

Watt couldn't help laughing out loud.

Levi stretched out his hand and gave Watt a little strength.

Watt waved his hand, "Thank you. But I need a little more time. Can't you see I'm licking my wounds?"

Frank and direct, without disguise or courtesy.

Watt admitted it, frankly admitting that this defeat was unbearable, even worse and more painful than the "0:30" wildcard game loss four years ago.

(End of this chapter)