Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1692 Comeback
Buffalo Bill? Baltimore Ravens? Pittsburgh Steelman?

Wait, is it the Tennessee Titans? Or the Indianapolis Pony?

Who can create waves and overturn the landscape in this season's playoffs?

These teams have all played against the Kansas City Chiefs in the past four seasons and lost every time, so who will break through and achieve a breakthrough?
Amidst the bustling crowd, attention remained focused on the young people, with Josh Allen's Buffalo Bill and Lamar Jackson's Baltimore Ravens standing out.

After all, the future ultimately belongs to the young. No matter who they are, they need to face Levi, they need to overcome their mental demons and limits to win the Super Bowl. Levi and the Kansas City Chiefs are the ultimate gatekeepers for all the young players in the United States.

Not only them, but also young players like Cincinnati Bengals' Burrow, Los Angeles Lightning's Herbert, Miami Dolphins' Tenovaloa, Houston Texans' Watson, and Cleveland Browns' Mayfield are no exception. Regardless of whether they make the playoffs this year, they all have to face Levi's strong performance.

This is the Federal Reserve's strategic vision, and also its reality.

The New England Patriots had just left when the Kansas Chiefs arrived; before we could even celebrate the end of the Brady and Manning era, we entered the Dark Ages of Levy's complete dominance.

It was so tragic, so tragic! How could the word "tragic" possibly describe it?
Clearly, a lofty and unattainable ultimate goal stands in the way of the Super Bowl, which has become the ultimate question for all American League teams and players.

Or perhaps, the chosen one who broke the Kansas Chiefs' blockade... was actually in the League of Nations?

One of the biggest features of the NFL is this: the National League and the American League, with their fortunes changing every thirty years, always have to face the ultimate challenge from the other league. When one league is on the rise, the other league is always able to thrive in its own way. Finally, after fierce battles, the teams arrive at the Super Bowl to face off.

Whether it's the American League or the National League, they're essentially the same. No matter how fierce the competition is within a league, only one team can ultimately reach the Super Bowl and battle it out with the strongest team from another league. It's a true showdown, a clash of titans, to win the final championship.

In the 2017 Super Bowl LII, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs went head-to-head, battling it out until the very last moment before a narrow victory was decided. Although there can only be one champion, no one can forget the Philadelphia Eagles' performance, and the legend of "Saint Nick" Fowles still lives on in the league.

Perhaps the National League is ready this year to bring the Super Bowl back after a full seven years.

New England Patriots. Denver Broncos. New England Patriots. Kansas City Chiefs. Kansas City Chiefs. Kansas City Chiefs.

For the past six years, the Super Bowl has been won by the American League, while the last time the National League won the title was in 2013 with the Seattle Seahawks.

Back then, the Big Four quarterbacks were still dominating, the "Big Four running backs" were still shining brightly, and the idea that offense wins games and defense wins victories was still popular throughout the league. The dominance of the four elite quarterbacks and the overall decline of running backs were still the general trend. Looking back now, it all seems like a different world.

It's time for the League of Nations to rise again.

In the world of competitive sports, while a single dominant force is certainly exciting, millions of fans still prefer to see a vibrant and competitive landscape where many contenders vie for supremacy, where there is competition, suspense, wins and losses, and unexpected twists and turns. This is the true essence of the sport, and it's time for the National League to make its voice heard.

At least, judging from the playoff roster, the National League is indeed ready.

The No. 1 seed, NL North champion, Green Bay Packers, 13 wins and 3 losses.

The No. 2 seed, the NL South champions, the New Orleans Saints, with a record of 12 wins and 4 losses.

The third seed, NFC West champions, Seattle Seahawks, have a record of 12 wins and 4 losses. The fourth seed, NFC East champions, Washington National Football Team, have a record of 7 wins and 9 losses.

Wildcard.

Fifth seed, second in the NL South, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 11 wins and 5 losses.

The sixth seed, second in the NL West, Los Angeles Rams, 10 wins and 6 losses.

The seventh seed, second in the NL North, Chicago Bears, 8 wins and 8 losses.
The Eastern Conference of the National League... it's still the Eastern Conference of the National League as expected.

The New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, and Washington Football Teams have always been the same, rising and falling together, with none missing. Their peaks and troughs always coincide, and their divisional battles are always fiercely contested. Their records are like a ball of yarn, one link after another, more complicated than a nine-linked ring. The nerves and minds of NFC East fans have long been tempered by hardship.

Once again, the NL East champion is a team with a winning percentage below 50%, and this time it's the Washington Football Team.

This result was completely unexpected. After Griffin III faded into obscurity, the Washington football team returned to the right track so quickly!

Of particular note is the stunning performance of Washington Football quarterback Alex Smith across the league!
Throughout Smith's career, whether with the San Francisco 49ers or the Kansas City Chiefs, he never truly impressed the league. Two years ago, a life-threatening injury took Smith out of the league's spotlight, and almost everyone thought that was the end of Smith's career.

Despite the regret, the disappointment, and the cruelty, this is the reality. From all perspectives, Alex Smith, who is average, mediocre, and neither outstanding nor mediocre, is about to leave the league. The league will not miss his presence or regret his departure. His presence or absence will have a limited impact.

No one expects his return.

However, Smith did not give up. He returned, undergoing more than eighteen months of long rehabilitation and training, breaking free from the clutches of death and returning to the court.

Like the Terminator. Although the T1000 has undergone a complete evolution, the T800 still refuses to admit defeat.

Everyone said his spirit was commendable, and the entire league applauded him, but no one believed that Smith could perform well. Let alone returning to his previous level, simply standing on the court would be a victory in life; moreover, even if Smith returned to his previous level, it wouldn't be an outstanding one.

In the 2017 season, Smith led the Kansas City Chiefs to consecutive Super Bowl victories, and that was all thanks to Levi, wasn't it?

Perhaps there is only one exception in the league: Levi and his Kansas Chiefs.

Levi was even more supportive of Smith than the Washington football team was, and believed in Smith more than anyone else. "I believe in the captain. I know you all think he's just an honorary captain, but the truth is, everything I knew in my first season in the league was taught to me by the captain."

Mahomes agreed, saying that Smith had selflessly shared all his experience and knowledge with him, and he remains grateful to this day.

Furthermore, Mahomes believed, "The captain will surprise us."

“We’ll witness it together. No matter when or where, I’ll fight alongside the captain and look forward to our reunion on the field,” Li Wei said.

(End of this chapter)