Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1693 Son of Destiny
"team leader"!
A single title can say a lot. Alex Smith has been gone from the Kansas City Chiefs for three years, but Levi and Mahomes still stick to the title they used for him when he was with the team. This is even more powerful than any words they say in interviews, demonstrating their support.

Incredibly, the Kansas City Chiefs players were cheering for the Washington D.C. quarterback, creating quite a unique scene.

As it turned out, Li Wei was right.

Alex Smith has had an incredible season, showcasing resilience and fighting spirit, leading the Washington football team to victory time and again from the brink of defeat. While some might scoff at their seven-nine record, it is a testament to Smith's hard work and dedication.

Strictly speaking, the Washington football team, which is still in the rebuilding phase, is not particularly strong overall. This season, the team has faced many difficult situations. Smith has repeatedly shown rare courage and boldness at crucial moments, leading the team to overcome obstacles and win victories with his extraordinary courage!

Smith did not disappoint expectations, and more importantly, he did not disappoint himself.

The entire league was in an uproar. It was hard to believe that Smith could actually surpass his performance in the 2017 season in 2020. The Washington Football Team was able to turn the tide and fight their way out of the slump to advance to the playoffs, which surprised everyone.

For a time, people didn't know whether to marvel at the Washington football team's phoenix-like resilience or at Smith's powerful comeback from adversity and even despair. Even in the extraordinary 2020 season, this was definitely a hot topic of discussion.

Although voting has not yet begun, the league generally believes that Smith is the clear winner of this year's Comeback of the Year award.

In life, we will always encounter various difficulties. Sometimes, we may choose to turn away like Andrew Luck, and there is no need to condemn his choice, because giving up also requires courage. However, sometimes, we may choose to fight like Alex Smith, not for a result, but to firmly grasp every minute of life and shine.

Such moments always command our respect, because miracles are often born in this way.

The final week of the regular season, a do-or-die game.

The Washington football team narrowly defeated their divisional rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles, securing the final playoff spot in the final seconds of the game. They became the last team in the league to advance to the playoffs. After the game, Smith was overjoyed and burst into tears, unable to speak in front of the cameras, sobbing uncontrollably.

For a long time. For a long time.

For once, the reporter did not disturb Smith, giving him ample time and space.

Finally, Smith finished adjusting, took a deep breath, looked at the camera with bloodshot eyes, and smiled, "Hey, rookie, here I come."

At that moment, Smith, wearing a red Washington football jersey, somehow resembled the Kansas Chiefs.

The spirit of the Kansas Chiefs is more pronounced than ever before in him, running through the entire spectrum from Levi to Smith, from Anne to Felix.

Unexpectedly, when people were discussing the Kansas City Chiefs' profound influence on the league, it was witnessed in such a way. Not only the Kansas City Chiefs themselves, but also the players who were baptized by the Kansas City Chiefs, were reborn from the ashes and ushered in a brand new transformation.

Amazing, admiring, and astonishing—the discussion continues!

Involuntarily, those exclamations naturally flowed out. The New York Giants of the AFC East once emerged out of nowhere and overthrew the New England Patriots dynasty twice. Is it impossible for Washington football, which also comes from the AFC East, to reverse the situation, pull out the sword in the stone after going through all kinds of difficulties, and accomplish the feat that no one has been able to achieve in the past four seasons, and follow in the footsteps of the New York Giants to enter the playoffs in a dignified manner?

The chosen one we've been waiting for has finally appeared, and it turns out to be... Alex Smith?
They looked at each other in astonishment. All sorts of speculations and predictions spread like wildfire. This was a script that no one had expected. From the 2017 season to the 2020 season, a cycle, a loop. Could this be the secret to defeating the Kansas City Chiefs?
If the Washington NFL team's last-minute playoff run was a Cinderella story, then all the other NFC teams were sharpening their knives.

Green Bay Packers, New Orleans Saints, Seattle Seahawks—all are ready.

These three teams are all familiar faces and former Super Bowl champions, each with a championship ring. They are the teams that have won the Super Bowl for the National League in the past decade—only missing the New York Giants. They have formed an Avengers team and are eager to take back the Super Bowl honor from the American League.

Since the start of last season, all three teams have maintained a high level of performance, with smooth teamwork and coordination. At their peak, they are undoubtedly the best choice to challenge the Kansas City Chiefs this season, and in some ways, they are more reliable than the teams in the American League.

After all, each of the three teams has one of the best and most experienced top-tier quarterbacks in the league.

Wilson is trying to prove that the Seattle Seahawks can also win a championship with their offense; the New Orleans Saints have been sharpening their knives since their home loss to the Kansas City Chiefs this season, with Sean Payton and Drew Brees still relentlessly seeking their second Super Bowl.

Of course, the focus remains on the Green Bay Packers.

As mentioned before, the Green Bay Packers are undoubtedly the most competitive team in the league right now. With a young coach, a prime-aged quarterback, and a lineup with no obvious weaknesses on offense or defense, everyone is convinced that this is the best window for the Green Bay Packers to win the Super Bowl again.

However, the Green Bay Packers' baffling move in the draft shocked everyone. Instead of selecting a wide receiver or a defensive player, they traded up to select a quarterback. No one in the entire league could understand it, and even professionals were baffled.

Isn't this a slap in the face to their own quarterback?
So, how did Aaron Rodgers respond?

70.7% completion rate, 4299 passing yards, 48 ​​passing touchdowns, 5 interceptions, quarterback rating 121.5.

Explosive Alliance.

His career highs are in passing completion percentage and passing touchdowns; second in passing yards and quarterback rating; and third in interceptions.

In short, Rodgers delivered the best season of his career, 15 years into his career, and now, with the team trading up to draft a first-round quarterback, he silenced the doubters with a perfect performance and delivered a resounding slap in the face to the team.

Aaron Rodgers remains the league's top quarterback. Without a doubt.

(End of this chapter)