Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1605 Soaring to the Clouds
Livy, the beast.

If Li Wei is willing, he can use different methods to destroy the defense and seek a breakthrough to complete the advance. It's not just about physical breakthroughs. He can use speed, explosiveness, changes of direction, lane movement, pick-and-roll, and many other methods to completely overwhelm the defense and overturn the game's landscape.

He is a beast, not just someone who possesses a "beast mode".

On social media, the bustling discussions instantly propelled Li Wei to a new peak, even surpassing Lynch in "Beast Mode".

From this point on, the League no longer has a "Beast Mode," only Beasts. This is like saying Lynch is Li Wei's disciple—something no one could have predicted.

This further demonstrates Li Wei's influence.

When Li Wei's new nickname spread throughout the entire league, Watt was also stunned. He never expected that his casual remark would change Li Wei's image again, establishing Li Wei as a non-human figure in the league comparable to a superhero.

In response, Li Wei said, "JJ, you've hurt me and you're just going to laugh it off? My image! Now Rolex should start considering ending my contract."

He shook his head and wiped away non-existent tears, his heartbroken appearance leaving Watt stunned.

However, no matter how strong the fans' exclamations and surprises were, they could never compare to the players' personal experiences.

Only those who understand the game can truly appreciate Li Wei's excellence.

For example, Aaron Donald.

"...Without a doubt, the rookie is one of the most difficult players to deal with in the entire league, even if you remove the 'one of' from the list."

"Tough, calm, and wise, his mind is always on the go. He knows what he is doing and how he should do it. He always has an answer to any problem he is faced with."

Whether it's JJ Watt or Aaron Donald, these top-tier defensive players stand at the pinnacle, overlooking all others. Naturally, they understand Levi's energy and power better than anyone else, so they are generous with their praise and respect.

"Respect the game." Those who truly understand the game should respect the game itself; this is the only way to continuously improve.

Donald, unusually serious, was not his usual jovial self.

"I believe that when a rookie enters the league, everyone has their own expectations, just like his nickname, Rookie, that's what we expected."

"But after three seasons, we still call him a rookie, not because he is still a newcomer, but because the nickname has taken on a different meaning."

"He turned the situation upside down with his ability and performance, even changing the nature of the same word. That's what a rookie does."

"If anyone still refuses to acknowledge a rookie's abilities, in my opinion, that is narrow-minded and foolish."

The scene cuts to Brady looking directly at the camera, but he smiles without saying a word.

hiss!
The production team is ruthless.

With this kind of editing, the hatred level is immediately maximized. It's easy to imagine that the tension between Brady and Levi, who are already sworn enemies, will continue to be at its peak next season. The "Goat vs. Rookie" showdown will remain a key theme promoted by the league, but the side with the advantage has changed.

These are still not all.

TJ Watt took a deep breath before offering his opinion, as if the mere thought of Levi was a nightmare, and no defensive player wanted to face him.

"He's not the kind of player who shines for a fleeting moment; every drive he makes is tearing you apart. I've seen footage of him dominating three players and forcing ten yards at a time—it's insane!"

“I know that when he first entered the league, people were amazed by his speed and explosiveness, but in fact, his strength was equally amazing.”

“We’ve all seen Lynch’s beast mode, but in my opinion, the rookie is much more than that.”

Netizen: TJ, you and your brother are in cahoots, aren't you? Alright, alright, we all know rookies aren't human, you Watt brothers don't need to keep repeating this. A slightly unexpected figure appeared in the frame: cornerback Jaren Ramsey.

This trash-talking king and Li Wei have no friendship; it would be more accurate to say they are enemies. Their trash-talking clashes are definitely a spectacle in the league.

What people don't know is that Ramsey doesn't even spare himself when he's criticizing; he's just being outspoken and doesn't distort the facts or ignore the truth.

"Can Li Wei catch the ball? Of course."

"You can fool me like a wide receiver? Indeed."

"Defending against him is too tiring. He can run routes and think about defense, not to mention his physical strength. You should experience it for yourselves."

"He's a bug, the most devastatingly unbalanced weapon in the entire league. So, when facing him, don't hesitate, foul him."

Netizen:…

The production team was also hilarious, editing a bunch of players' shocked and bewildered expressions after Ramsey's statement, with the official commentary being the most lethal.

Ultimately, the award went to Gilmore, the 2019 NBA Defensive Player of the Year.

But Gilmore, like his former teammate Brady, remained expressionless and refused to speak.

No explanation is needed; this one scene is enough. It is clear that Guillermo did not choose Levi, or rather, he refused to choose Levi.

Then, Wagner, the last veteran linebacker of the Seattle Seahawks' "Bombardment Legion," appeared on screen, spreading his hands with a helpless expression.

“I’ve watched the running routes that Li Weilun makes. His footwork is like that of a ballerina. He disappears in the blink of an eye. Gravity seems to have no effect on him. Whether he’s running or receiving the ball, he can always play with the defenders like monkeys in a circus. It’s terrifying.”

“I know everyone’s talking about the Super Bowl, but my advice is to watch the AFC Division games. You should see how the Tennessee Titans gradually collapsed after leading by 28 points. It was all because of that guy.”

"He's practically an alien."

"Who knows? Maybe he is a Transformer."

Of course, that's still not all. It was no surprise that Li Wei topped the list of the league's top 100 players for the second consecutive year; half the league's players would choose him.

From the offensive team to the defensive team and then to the special teams, there are no exceptions.

If the coaching staff were to join the vote, Li Wei should still be able to win easily, as his performance over the past three seasons is the best proof.

However, seeing some players among these players is still quite surprising—

For example, a wide receiver.

DeAndre Hopkins, the sacrificial lamb for the Houston Texans this offseason, seemed completely unaffected in front of the cameras, beaming with smiles.

"Let me tell you a secret, Levi is the kind of guy you have to watch game tapes for."

The production team was utterly shocked. "You mean you?"

Hopkins nodded in agreement, "Yes, me, wide receiver, or tight end, or the player responsible for receiving the ball."

The production team: Your jaw dropped, and you even forgot to pick it up. Since when did wide receivers start watching running back game tapes?
This world is truly insane!

(End of this chapter)