Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1704 A Long Way
Rustle, rustle.

The car radio signal was poor, and the sound started to cut out, which frustrated Carter. "Man, we're almost at the finish line, victory is in sight, hang in there, hang in there!"

From Kansas City to Tampa Bay, a journey of two thousand kilometers, through a long night, Carter traveled alone.

To avoid causing trouble and chaos, Glenn Carter stayed completely away from the crowd, prepared plenty of dry food, and embarked on his journey, running all the way.

After a little over sixteen hours, the vehicle had entered Tampa Bay, its only companion being the vehicle-mounted radio.

But now it seems that the adventurers are about to give up.

"Please!"

Snap. Snap.

Carter slammed his hand on the car radio, trying to salvage the situation.

Unfortunately, it didn't seem to work; the radio still only emitted static, intermittent sounds.

Carter let out a wail, but before he could mourn, the traffic police were already coming towards him.

The driver turned off the car, pulled the handbrake, put on a mask, and prepared his driver's license in advance, but did not roll down the window, patiently waiting in the same spot.

The traffic police knocked on the Caterpillar's window. "Sir, your right rear light is malfunctioning; it keeps flashing. I suggest you get it fixed, otherwise you'll get a ticket next time."

Cardi nodded to indicate that he understood, and made an "OK" gesture with his right hand.

Just then, the car radio started playing again.

"...Tampa Bay. Believe me, I know what I'm saying. If anyone in the league can beat Kansas City, it's Brady and Tampa Bay..."

Before the words were even finished, a burst of complaints, noise, laughter, and even whistles came from the radio.

No explanation is needed; it's self-evident. The entire league knows Brady's terrible record against the Kansas City Chiefs. They've been humiliated countless times over the past few years. Brady has never faced such a dismal situation against any other team, not even the Denver Broncos, who have only managed one win so far.

Some even say that the New England Patriots' victory at Gillette Stadium in the 2018 season was actually the result of behind-the-scenes manipulation by the league. Otherwise, given the chaos and riots that followed the game at Gillette Stadium, the league only gave a perfunctory punishment, which was just for show.

Now, with Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers joining forces, they are undoubtedly one of the strongest teams in the league. However, rather than saying they are the greatest hope to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs, it is more accurate to say that Brady has a reason to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs and fight for the honor of his career.

Carter's eyes met those of the traffic police officer.

The traffic policeman smiled and asked, "The Super Bowl?"

Cardi nodded, gesturing to his driver's license, "Chief."

The traffic cop was clearly from Tampa Bay, but he didn't seem to care. "Welcome to Tampa Bay. This weekend was supposed to be a huge party, but now the party's moved online. Didn't you get notified? Why did you drive all the way to Tampa Bay?"

Is this a joke?

Carter paused for a moment, "Because of a promise, I promised someone that no matter if we win or lose, no matter what difficulties or setbacks we face, I will stay by the team's side, cheer for the team on his behalf, and shout the loudest."

The traffic police officer was not prepared for this answer, and his eyes flickered slightly.

Then, his smile returned. "Well then, good luck, and I hope we can have a great game. We definitely won't hold back." Carter laughed heartily too. "Perfect. Because we are too. I'll be on the sidelines, fighting alongside the team until the very last moment."

The traffic cop and Carter bumped fists through the car window and both of them laughed.

Inside the car radio, the host and guests continued their lively debate about who would win, each sticking to their own opinion and refusing to give an inch, yet neither could convince the other.

Without a doubt, the Kansas City Chiefs have the upper hand, dominating in both regular season performance and the momentum built over four seasons. Not to mention, the Kansas City Chiefs convincingly defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the regular season, right there in the Super Bowl stadium—

Tampa Bay Raymond James Stadium.

From all perspectives, the Kansas City Chiefs are unstoppable and have taken control of their chances of a fourth consecutive championship.

Once a dark horse, underdog, and challenger, it has now grown into a true champion, the favorite in any competition, and able to gain the upper hand against any opponent, including the New Orleans Saints, Green Bay Packers, Baltimore Ravens, and Kansas City Chiefs.

However, are the Tampa Bay pirates willing to surrender and admit defeat?

of course not.

Don't forget that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffered two crushing defeats to the New Orleans Saints in the regular season, only to exact perfect revenge in the playoffs; the Tampa Bay Buccaneers swept the Green Bay Packers in the regular season, and then dominated their opponents again in the playoffs. After a narrow one-point victory against the Washington Football Team in the Wild Card Game, Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers fully awakened, unleashing amazing energy and showing the spirit to go toe-to-toe with any strong team.

This attitude is similar to that of the Kansas City Chiefs this season, whose loss to the Las Vegas Raiders turned out to be a turning point in the team's season; it is also similar to the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2017 season, who relentlessly fought their way up in the playoffs, ultimately emerging victorious in the fierce final battle.

Whether it's the former or the latter, the Tampa Bay pirates have indeed shown an unstoppable momentum, and the current crew has been completely transformed inside and out.

Most importantly, Brady on the Super Bowl stage is on a different level, different from the regular season, and even different from the playoffs.

The only player in the past two decades to have been able to beat Brady in the Super Bowl is... Manning Jr., and twice at that.

But! Apart from that, Brady's Super Bowl performances were impeccable, maintaining a perfect record in five Super Bowls and winning the Super Bowl MVP award four times.

Brady, standing on the stage of the Super Bowl final, is practically born with a system, which is also Brady's biggest bargaining chip in the GOAT debate.

Just look at Super Bowl L1. Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons were far ahead and victory seemed assured. Almost everyone believed the game was over, but Brady still found a way to turn the tide, staging a miraculous comeback and winning the most important championship.

That's why there's a saying in the league: if you want to beat Brady, the conference finals are your last chance.

Perhaps Levi defeated Brady more than once, in both the regular season and the playoffs, and had an absolute advantage in the record, but the Super Bowl is a different story.

A completely different story.

Now, Brady is back on the Super Bowl stage, and his only weakness is the absence of Billichek; but in his place is Arians.

This is a weakness, but also an opportunity.

Brady, who has been honing his skills all season, is facing the lowest point of his career. He is enduring hardship and humiliation, carrying the mission of proving himself and washing away his shame. From the moment he left Foxburg, he has been gathering strength, aiming at Bilicek and Levi to fight with all his might.

Finally, the opportunity has arrived, and it's on the stage where he excels and is most perfect. Brady is ready to fight for his career.

(End of this chapter)