Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1701 Ready to come out
Buzz, buzz buzz buzz.

A deafening roar, a deafening shock, a frenzy engulfed the entire alliance.

Brady, you're still the king! The old man makes a strong comeback to the Super Bowl!

Amidst doubt and unease, amidst wavering and difficulties, Brady once again demonstrated his resilience and tenacity. Never underestimate the heart of a champion who yearns for victory; it is always beating, always burning, always shining.

A narrow victory over the Washington Redskins!
A complete victory over the Saints of New Orleans!

A tough battle for Green Bay packaging workers!
With three wins out of three games, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers silenced their critics and claimed the National League title. Amidst a cacophony of voices, they fought their way through the storm, and after much back and forth, things finally returned to normal.

While Belichick and the New England Patriots struggled and missed the playoffs, Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers replicated the Los Angeles Rams' miracle from two years ago, with a group of mercenaries who, after just one season of adjustment, united as one and marched confidently into the ultimate battle of the Super Bowl!
And, to accomplish such a feat in the manner of creating a historical record—

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers became the first host city team to reach the Super Bowl since the NFL entered the Super Bowl era, breaking the league's oldest curse.

For more than half a century, the Super Bowl has been plagued by a strange curse: the host city's team has never been able to qualify for the Super Bowl, let alone win it at home.

No one knows why, and no one can explain exactly what happened. From the Pittsburgh Steelers in the early days to the Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys, and San Francisco 49ers, and then to the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints in the new century, all these strong teams missed the Super Bowl in their own city's home stadium during their peak years. They were all favorites to win the championship, but as long as the Super Bowl was held in their own city, they would inexplicably falter and be eliminated early.

until now.

The Tampa Bay Pirates have finally broken the curse and advanced to the Super Bowl held in Tampa Bay!

In the regular season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were swept by the New Orleans Saints at home and away, and ultimately advanced to the playoffs as the second seed in their division, ranking fifth. Everyone said that this was due to the "Super Bowl home curse", but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers broke the so-called ultimate curse of the league by defeating the first and second seeds.

There was an uproar and a wave of praise.

This shows Brady's belief and determination. He spent a whole year sharpening his skills and finally broke through the shackles to stand at the top of the league again.

Boom boom boom! Boom boom boom!
The entire alliance erupted in frenzy, their minds exploding with thoughts.

Wait, wait, catch your breath, adjust your breathing, barely regain your composure, and sort out your thoughts. What does this mean?
They looked at each other, their eyes met, and a thousand thoughts came together.

Some people denied it, saying, "No, no, no, what you think is not what I think, it's not like that."

Some people resisted, saying, "We protest the standard ending narrative; please don't automatically apply it to your own life."

Some objected, saying, "We need fresh topics! Let's get rid of all this talk about fate and reincarnation!"

However, these voices were like a mantis trying to stop a chariot; they could not ultimately stop the surging and powerful tide. The overwhelming momentum of the movement was unstoppable.

If the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who also built a championship team using mercenaries, can be seen as the 2020 Los Angeles Rams, does that mean the 2018 Super Bowl showdown is about to be repeated? Are the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ready to complete the Los Angeles Rams' unfinished mission?

If Brady proves he's still got it after all, from the New England Patriots to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and that he's still the GOAT, then shouldn't the ultimate test for "The Goat" over the past four seasons also be passed down to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?
If the Tampa Bay Buccaneers make history by breaking the "Super Bowl home-field curse," then shouldn't the team that breaks free from the "Madden curse" and redefines its strong season be their opponent in the Super Bowl final? That would be more in line with the definition of a showdown between two titans.

All sorts of things, all sorts of things, the heated discussions just won't stop, and the answer is already obvious.

Moreover, in terms of strength, one side is far ahead and has the advantage.

Clearly, not everyone likes this development of public opinion. Not only netizens, but also a young quarterback met the reporter's gaze with clear eyes.

"We are ready." "We know the difficulties and challenges we face, we know the tasks we need to accomplish, and we are prepared to go all out and give it our all."

"Our story will be written by ourselves."

Confident, determined, and resilient.

In fact, Josh Allen said this and he did it—

Go all out and give it your all.

Historically, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills have met twice in the federation finals.

In 1966, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills to advance to the Super Bowl, but lost to the Green Bay Packers; in 1993, the Buffalo Bills swept the Kansas City Chiefs to advance to the Super Bowl, which was also their last Super Bowl appearance, but they suffered a crushing defeat to the Dallas Cowboys.

Both teams won one game each, but unfortunately, the winners both lost the Super Bowl.

This is the third time.

There is no doubt that the previous two encounters were historically significant, and the third one is no exception. Although they are not mortal enemies, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills have indeed maintained a unique relationship in NFL history.

The Buffalo Bills are trying to shake off the bad luck brought by their four consecutive Super Bowl losses and return to the Super Bowl stage after 27 years to regain their glory.

More importantly, it would be crucial to prevent the Kansas City Chiefs from using their own strength to achieve a four-peat in the Super Bowl. The "four-time Super Bowl loser" label is already shameful enough, and even now, every time the Buffalo Bills are eliminated in the playoffs, the media and fans tirelessly bring up that terrible memory. If they were to witness the Kansas City Chiefs' miracle again, the Buffalo Bills' situation would only become more embarrassing and humiliating.

Nobody wants to see this situation.

So Buffalo Bill went all out from the start.

"9:0"

The Buffalo Bills took the initiative and dominated the first quarter.

Not only did they have the belief and determination, but they were also strategically strong. These nine points were not from three field goals, but from a touchdown and a field goal. After the touchdown, they attempted a two-point conversion, which unfortunately failed, but it showed the Buffalo Bills' confidence. They suppressed the three-time defending champions from the start.

The Kansas City Chiefs, who are habitually slow to start, failed to keep up with the pace on both offense and defense, making frequent mistakes, which is reminiscent of the situation when they were completely dominated by the Tennessee Titans in the first quarter of last season's divisional playoffs.

However, the Buffalo Bills have no time to be complacent; like the Tennessee Titans, they face the Kansas Chiefs' rebound and strong counterattack.

Never underestimate the Kansas Chiefs. Never.

The prestige of a three-time defending champion is not easily shaken, and Arrowhead Stadium remains the most formidable and toughest home court in the league.

Trailing in the first quarter, the Kansas City Chiefs remained completely calm and composed, chatting and laughing, as if their fighting spirit had been ignited.

Subsequently, they proved their confidence was not unfounded with their actions, once again demonstrating their strength and letting the league witness the prowess of three-time defending champions.

(End of this chapter)