Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1603 Quiet as a Chicken
In fact, voting for the top 100 players list is not just a simple matter. It is not anonymous, but also requires candidates to give interviews in front of the media, publicly explaining their reasons for voting and their reasons for respecting and admiring their opponents. It is definitely not that simple.

Would Brady vote for Levi privately? Maybe yes, maybe no.

But in public, would Brady willingly and wholeheartedly praise Levi and admit defeat to him? Absolutely not!

Absolutely not!

Therefore, the truly exciting part of the live broadcast revealing the top 100 players list is the player interviews after the rankings are announced, which are absolutely hilarious.

It not only allows you to understand the players' thoughts, but also to get a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes stories of the league.

Travis Kelsey, Kansas City Chiefs tight end, "Levy".

Short, but firm.

Sitting in front of the cameras recording the league's special program, Kelsey didn't hesitate for a second before making a choice, her face beaming with a confident and determined smile.

“Lee Wei. There is only one choice, because there is only one choice. Jesus Christ, you won’t find a player like him in the league, believe me, absolutely not.”

“He is our heart and our brain. No one can run the ball, receive the ball, pass the ball, set screens, make the opposing defense feel like trash, and then turn around and pat you on the shoulder and say, ‘Hey, let’s keep going.’”

"He is our leader, yes, I said it, revealing the biggest secret to our three-peat."

"Shh, please keep this a secret, otherwise everyone will find out, and we hope to continue this trend."

Kelsey flashed a bright smile at the camera, looking quite happy and playful.

"What I mean is, we've experienced peaks and troughs, we've encountered difficulties, and he was no exception. He's not the superman you imagine, but the key point is that he refuses to surrender, like a piece of chewing gum that you can't get rid of, so we always fight to the end, and we always manage to find a solution."

"I am truly grateful that I stood on the same side of the field as him. Hallelujah."

After saying that, Kelsey made the sign of the cross in front of her.

Unlike Kelsey's lighthearted and joking attitude, another Kansas City Chiefs player who appeared in front of the camera was much more serious.

Chris Jones was clearly not joking; his serious expression showed that he considered the list of the top 100 players a serious matter. He needed to approach it with the same seriousness as Goldbach's Conjecture. He needed to prove that he chose Levi not because Levi was his teammate, but because Levi was worthy.

"To be honest, there are a lot of excellent running backs in the league now, and a number of top players have emerged, which is a nightmare for the defense, but no one can compare to the rookie."

"nobody."

Plain and unassuming, but Chris Jones remained completely unwavering, as if to say: even if all the running backs in the league appeared in front of him and ganged up on him, he would not change his mind. He was not worried at all about offending other running backs in the league or making enemies for Levi.

Because that's what it is.

At least Chris Jones firmly believes so.

"He's a madman, he's a special forces soldier, he's not on the same level as other players. In his game, you can see his obsession with details, his overall control, his tactical observation, and his ability to initiate confrontations. He can make the opposing defense look like a bunch of idiots."

"You should stand on the court and face him. Believe me, you don't want his eyes on you."

"First in the league, no doubt about it."

Speak with meticulous care and seriousness. Every word Chris Jones utters comes from the heart, and his sincerity shines through naturally, making you believe he is serious.

However, when Mahomes appeared on camera, he looked particularly depressed.

"...Wait, are you serious? We need to do this interview? You all know my choice, don't you? There was no other choice."

"Oh God, if the rookie knew I chose someone else, he would be heartbroken. He would be hiding in the corner of the locker room crying. To maintain our captain's image, I had to choose him. You see, my choice is worthless. Why don't you go interview Travis instead?"

Mahomes even waved his hand, as if to "refuse the interview," and simply left his seat and walked out of the camera's view, like a skit.

The scene cuts to Mahomes back in his seat, smiling at the camera.

"Was it recorded?"

"How effective is it? Do you think it can fool newbies?"

"Haha, I learned it all from that newbie. He's a master of pranks, really."

"So, shall we tell the truth from now on? Actually, I don't mind not saying anything. Let those rumors circulate in the league and let everyone know that our locker room isn't as wonderful as it seems. Oh, wrong, did I let something slip? Haha, hahaha."

Laughter filled the air, clearly showing that Mahomes and Levi have a good relationship. Even when making fun of Levi on such an important program, he felt no burden at all, and even joked about the locker room atmosphere that was "rumored" to be "discordant" last season.

Finally, after calming down, Mahomes became serious.

“What I mean is, you should watch his games. His games don’t lie, more so than our opinions. You’ll think he’s playing a different version of Madden’s game. He should be the only character in the league right now with a perfect game setting, and he’s not in the same league as anyone else.”

"He can run on the perimeter and penetrate the paint; he can receive the ball and set screens; he can play trick offense; he can see through the opponent's strategy; he can deceive the opponent."

"Besides these, he has absolute confidence in one-on-one situations against all defensive players and in breaking through any defensive opponent head-on."

"In my personal opinion, he is not only the best in the league, he should leave Earth and fight aliens."

He couldn't stay serious for more than three seconds before he started joking again. In the end, Mahomes himself couldn't control himself and sat on the chair laughing uncontrollably. He swayed on the edge of the chair and almost fell over. He was like a walking circus, and the production crew burst into laughter.

The scene shifts, and the entire studio is eerily quiet, a stark contrast to the Mahomes interview—

Brady sat quietly in front of the camera, smiling, but did not say a word.

Without words or explanation, the stark contrast between one extreme and another naturally reveals the dark humor. Clearly, the production team knows how to create an effect.

The scene cuts again, and Rogers is now in the frame, unshaven and looking like he's just had a hangover, exuding an air of homelessness. But clearly, Rogers doesn't care; he's going through his homeless period and is appearing in public looking like this.

Rumors are spreading, and Rogers' actions at the Green Bay Packers draft have deeply hurt him, and the relationship is beyond repair.

But Rogers seemed unconcerned about these rumors, continuing to do as he pleased, appearing in front of the camera looking disheveled and unkempt, leaving behind a visual record.

"Yes, Li Wei, firstly, no problem. It's him."

(End of this chapter)