Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1643 Step-by-Step Scheme
Bill Belichick needs to beat the Kansas City Chiefs even more urgently and eagerly than the New England Patriots as a team to win this victory.

The reasons are both simple and complex.

Clearly, a lot has happened this offseason. The entire league knows that Brady is aggressively recruiting for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, making no attempt to hide his determination to make a run for the Super Bowl. This has inadvertently turned into a contest between Brady and his protégé, Billy C.

Who is the true soul of the New England Patriots dynasty: Billy Chow or Brady? Who is indispensable without whom? Who can quickly regain their footing and return to Super Bowl contention after going solo? Who will be the first to claim the Super Bowl title and deliver a perfect declaration?

Now, Billitcher and Brady are not only fighting for victory and championships, but more importantly, they are fighting for their honor, to defend their place in NFL history, to defend their place in the NFL Hall of Fame, and to defend the glory of their entire careers.

It's a fight to the death, there's no turning back, and in the end, there can only be one victor.

Therefore, Billy Czek needs to defeat Levi and the Kansas Chiefs as urgently as Brady needs to defeat Levi and the Kansas Chiefs.

In some ways, Billitcher was more eager because he needed to personally defend the historical record of the New England Patriots.

Witnessing the rise of the Kansas Chiefs is one thing; witnessing the Kansas Chiefs stepping on the shoulders of the New England Patriots to steal another historical record from the New England Patriots dynasty is quite another. No one can tolerate such humiliation, no one, not even Brady, who has long since left for Tampa Bay.

Bilicek refused to accept such humiliation.

Moreover, the entire New England Patriots team needs to prove themselves.

For a very long time, the New England Patriots only had one Tom Brady; everyone else was just cannon fodder. When they won, it was because of Brady; when they lost, it was because they didn't give Brady enough support. It was always like that.

Brady was more of a New England patriot than a New England patriot.

Now, the shadow hanging over them has finally disappeared, and the players in the New England Patriots' locker room seem to be able to breathe fresh air. They are more eager than anyone else to prove that the New England Patriots can win without Brady, that football is a team sport, and that the quarterback is only one part of it. The contributions of other players should not be overshadowed or ignored.

For example, Stephen Gilmore.

Last season's Defensive Player of the Year, although he couldn't dethrone Levi to win the regular season MVP, has finally removed the shadow over the New England Patriots. Gilmour believes that the next season will be his time to shine. Without Brady's dominance, people will soon see his talent and ability, and Foxburg should be ready to worship him.

Another example is Cam Newton.

It seems like only yesterday that Newton was crowned Offensive Player of the Year and MVP of the 2015 season, but he never imagined he would end up without a team to play for.

Newton didn't want to become Robert Griffin III, fading into obscurity due to injuries; he didn't want to become Colin Kaepernick, a victim of off-court drama; nor did he want to become Russell Wilson, trapped in the Seattle Seahawks' system as a hardworking blue-collar worker.

Newton had his own dreams and ambitions. He still believed he could shine on the field, he still believed he could lead a team back to the Super Bowl, and he still believed he could compete for a championship ring.

After being abandoned by the Carolina Panthers, Newton fell into the darkest and most desperate abyss of his life, and the most extreme choices flashed through his mind countless times.

But he didn't. Because he needed to keep breathing, keep proving himself, and wait for the moment he would be proven wrong.

When the New England Patriots announced Newton's signing, the entire league gasped. Everyone thought Billy Cecke had lost his mind, and no one believed in Newton. Newton's slump had lasted for three seasons due to injuries; and also because of injuries, he only played two games last season before being sidelined for the rest of the season.

Moreover, Newton was a running quarterback, so was Billychick sure he knew what he was doing?

Now, Newton is sharpening his blade, trying to prove himself, burning his life as if every opportunity to appear on stage is the last chance of his career.

The new season has begun, and the New England Patriots... actually performed well, showing their depth and experience. Billy Cecke proved his shrewdness once again.

They defeated the Miami Dolphins by a large margin, narrowly lost to the Seattle Seahawks by a small margin, and then crushed the Las Vegas Raiders by a large margin.

Currently, their record is two wins and one loss.

Furthermore, despite losing to the Seattle Seahawks, the New England Patriots played very tenaciously and still had a chance to win the game in the final moments.

Surprisingly, the New England Patriots have shown impressive competitiveness in the new season, not only avoiding a collapse but also quickly establishing themselves.

This inevitably brings to mind the Indianapolis Colts from last season.

At that time, Andrew Luck announced his retirement without warning, causing a major earthquake in the entire league. With only two weeks left before the start of the new season, the Indianapolis Colts faced the predicament of not having a starting quarterback, but they still found a way and started the season with a 2-1 record.

The New England Patriots, with Billy Cecke, the current Defensive Player of the Year, and the former Offensive Player of the Year and regular season MVP, have managed to stand firm amidst the chaos and turmoil, and the expected collapse has not occurred.

Belichick silently declared: Don't remove the New England Patriots; as long as he remains in charge, they will remain playoff and even Super Bowl contenders.

Now, another test has arrived: a game the New England Patriots don't want to lose and cannot afford to lose.

And that's how it all happened—

A dramatic encounter, a fateful showdown.

It's hard to say that Goodell was completely unaware of this, after all, the schedule was indeed in his hands.

In Week 3, they will face the Baltimore Ravens to extend their regular season winning streak to 21 games, and in Week 4, they will face the New England Patriots to challenge for a record-breaking 22-game winning streak.

Even the schedule for the first two weeks of the season was carefully considered. The opening game against the Houston Texans and the second week against the Los Angeles Chargers were all designed and calculated, building up the tension step by step, and finally igniting it at the right time.

Once again, unsurprisingly, Goodell won; his strategy and calculations were absolutely correct.

The moment the New England Patriots stepped onto Arrowhead Stadium, the entire North American continent erupted in cheers!
Since the season opener where the Kansas City Chiefs hosted the Houston Texans, homebound fans have once again shown incredible enthusiasm for the game, with total viewership across various platforms, from television to streaming, exceeding 40 million to watch the live broadcast and witness the legendary showdown firsthand.

(End of this chapter)