Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1674 Explicit Problems
The Buffalo Bills made the playoffs last season and have a 4-1 record this season. They are not only young and energetic with a promising future, but they are also on the rise.

They are highly regarded both within and outside the league, possess the strength, potential, confidence, and dreams to dominate the American League East and change the league's landscape.

After years of preparation, accumulation, and brewing, the time for its accumulated strength to finally be released has finally arrived, and the spring of Buffalo Bill has officially come.

However, this very Buffalo Bills team, carrying the league's expectations and hopes, stood before the equally young Kansas City Chiefs like a child, awkwardly and hesitantly revealing their true colors, completely exposing their weaknesses and shortcomings, and frantically trying to hide themselves.

The gap between the Buffalo Bill and the Kansas City Chiefs is understandable and expected, but the extent of the gap is unexpected.

This inevitably brings to mind the Baltimore Ravens, who, despite their overwhelming dominance and unstoppable momentum, could never quite manage to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs. Not only did they suffer three consecutive defeats, but they also grew increasingly hesitant, with the score difference and the situation deteriorating further.

The current Buffalo Bills seem somewhat familiar, perhaps, maybe, or... déjà vu. The players look at each other, seeking encouragement and support in an attempt to launch a counterattack, but instead see only bewilderment in each other's eyes, as if gazing into an endless abyss, trying to find answers in the abyss, only to be met with darkness and silence.

Amidst the confusion and bewilderment, a sense of fear inadvertently emerges—

It wasn't the fear of losing, but the fear of not knowing how to deal with the Kansas City Chiefs, the fear of being unable to shake the Kansas City Chiefs even if we tried our best, and the fear of having no answers or direction for the situation ahead.

The feeling was as if I had used 200% of my energy to strike, but it was like throwing a stone into the sea without making a ripple. I had no idea where I was. There was a sense of the unknown and confusion. Deep inside, I felt a panic that I could only find peace by turning around and running away.

In the world of competitive sports, this not only means defeat, but also the loss of the courage to confront and fight head-on; the game has already been lost before it even begins.

So... what should we do?
Question marks spread through the misty, cold rain, trapping the hearts of the Buffalo Bills players.

Li Wei keenly sensed the presence of fear in the air.

He knew this was his opportunity.

All of this is not due to the outstanding performance of the Kansas City Chiefs' offense. Everyone in the league knows that the Kansas City Chiefs have a top-notch offense, and it is only natural that this offense performs well. The team players and even the fans have long accepted this fact.

Rather, it stemmed from the dominant performance of the Kansas City Chiefs' defense, especially Watt's phenomenal play, which completely overwhelmed Josh Allen.

This should be Watt's best performance in two or three seasons.

In terms of strength and condition, he is still not as good as he was at his peak, and his body is no longer twenty-five years old; but his overall mental outlook is completely different. His physical reactions, focus, observation and judgment, will and determination, etc., truly made Watt's explosive power feel again.

In retrospect, the interference and obstacles from the Las Vegas Raiders, the Houston Texans, and the Buffalo Bills, both on and off the court, have become a driving force, awakening Watt's competitive form.

While sacks and effective pressure are statistical, what truly matters is the spirit Watt displayed – his confidence and determination, his unwavering courage and determination. Temporarily setting aside concerns about injuries and the Houston Texans, he gave his all on every defensive possession.

Such a Watt was terrifying; no one wanted to face a Watt who believed in instinct, acted solely on intuition, and went all out with reckless abandon. No one.

Including Li Wei himself.

Fortunately, this kind of Watt is a problem for the Buffalo Bills, so the Buffalo Bills are bewildered, their eyes lose focus, and their minds lose direction. Josh Allen is the core key to the Buffalo Bills' comprehensive rise in the past two seasons, but now this key figure has disappeared and become invisible.

A mixture of fear and panic is completely overwhelming the young and impetuous Bill Buffalo.

This is the price of youth.

The heavy rain continued to pour down, but Li Wei didn't care. He stood up early, left the rain shelter, came to the side of the field, raised his right hand, and gave each of the victorious defensive players a high-five.

A sack. An interception. The defense executed a brilliant down, deserving all the praise.

After Watt finished giving Levi a high-five, he bumped his shoulder and patted his back, showing his support through gestures without saying a word in the pouring rain.

Watt noticed.

In the rain and fog, eye contact was impossible, so Watt nudged Levi's shoulder and shouted into Levi's ear, "Crush them!"

Clearly, Li Wei and Watt shared the same insight, keenly sensing the shift in the atmosphere and momentum of the match, and that the door to victory had been opened.

Finally, Mattiu, who had just completed the interception, jogged back and gave Li Wei a hug, saying, "Sorry, the position wasn't great."

Li Wei smiled.

After intercepting the ball, Mattiu launched a counter-attack, but due to the heavy rain, he slipped and was unable to advance much, only winning a kickoff position near the midfield line for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Now it seems that Mattiu himself is the most regretful. He also hoped to do more in the heavy rain to win a better starting position for the attacking team.

Li Wei didn't say much, "Leave it to us."

After he finished speaking, the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive players were ready and entered the court, prepared to further extend their lead and completely destroy the Buffalo Bills.

The area was shrouded in rain and mist, like a dream, resembling a fairyland from legends. However, once you were actually there, the experience wasn't quite as wonderful.

It was cold and damp, and I felt uncomfortable all over.

Li Wei pounded his heart hard, continuously jumping in place to maintain his body temperature, eager and ready to fight.

In the live stream, the observers had a clear view. Although the view was not clear, they could still feel the Kansas City Chief's continued pressure and tough stance.

"The crisis in Buffalo Bill is far from over."

"Or perhaps it's only just beginning."

"The Kansas Chiefs are poised to seize the opportunity to continue eroding the confidence of their young rivals, and the first major challenge facing the Buffalo Bills is Levy."

"The rain has subsided slightly, but visibility remains poor. Coupled with the waterlogged ground, the offensive options have been severely limited, whether it's the Kansas City Chiefs or the Buffalo Bills. Although both teams are trying to pass the ball, running is always the foundation of everything."

"The Kansas City Chiefs are very confident in their ground offense and will continue to adapt to running the ball to open up the game."

"In other words, Livy."

"This is the problem out in the open. Andy Reed neither concealed nor schemed, but laid the problem out in the open and handed it over to Buffalo Bill to solve."

"The problem is, Buffalo Bill has no answer."

(End of this chapter)