Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 177 A sudden turn of events
It's a mess, a complete mess -

The Chicago Bears were in chaos during the battle.

They realized the crisis at the first moment. What should they do if the Kansas City Chiefs took away their cornerstone quarterback?
Of course, there are other quarterbacks to choose from in the draft, but here's the thing:
This year was originally a weak year for quarterbacks. After repeated inspections, judgments and discussions, they looked through all the details of the main quarterbacks. Based on their own system and team configuration, they finally decided on the draft target and determined their cornerstone quarterback.

This is Ryan Pace's second year as the general manager of the Chicago Bears. He is still a rookie and the last thing he wants is to make repeated stupid mistakes like the Cleveland Browns and become a laughing stock. Once he chooses the cornerstone quarterback, he is ready to build a new team around this rookie.

Pace believed that quarterback was the man of the Chicago Bears' dreams.

If their target player is intercepted, it will not only disrupt their draft plan, but may even disrupt the plan to build a new team discussed throughout the offseason. Temporarily replacing other rookie quarterbacks now is definitely not an option that Pace needs to consider.

Damn!

Damn damn damn!

Pace was completely flustered. "Does anyone know which quarterback Kansas wants to select?"

There was silence and no one could give an answer.

Until someone broke the silence and quietly reminded, "Kansas didn't interview any quarterbacks at this year's rookie camp. What if they're not going to select a quarterback?"

Pace frowned and looked around, "If it's not the quarterback, who are they going to choose?"

Silence fell.

Defensive end? Cornerback? Safety? Running back?

Pace tried his best to stay calm. His brain was working at high speed. Figures flashed by like a revolving lantern, but he denied them all.

Running back?

Haha, how is that possible!

No, he can't hesitate, he can't delay, and he can't lose his composure like a rookie. Cutler's departure also means that the Chicago Bears have entered a full-scale rebuilding phase. This is also the starting point for Pace's dream of taking over the team and building a team of his own. He needs to seize the opportunity.

Without hesitation, he said, "Call Brett Veitch for me."

Pace, make a decision.

……

"what happened?"

"What's happening here?"

"Did Kansas faint from a cerebral hemorrhage because he was too excited?"

"After the transaction was made, there was no movement. What is the chief doing?"

"Are you planning something big?"

After dropping a heavy bomb that caused a huge storm, the Kansas City Chiefs did not make any move for a long time, so much so that the entire Philadelphia Museum of Art was in an uproar.

This kind of situation has happened before, but it is indeed not very common. Now everyone is waiting, unable to suppress their curiosity.

At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, front-line staff had no decision-making power or the final say. They could only stay in touch with the operations room in the rear and wait patiently. The real operational discussions and deal-making all took place in the rear, and no one knew what was happening.

However, such silence makes the anxiety and torment of waiting more boiling, and the smell of gunpowder in the air is becoming thicker and thicker.

The Little Green House is no exception.

To be precise, the little green room was the real crematorium. The tense and hot atmosphere was on the verge of breaking out - no one knew what the Kansas Chief was planning.

For a moment, the players who had come into contact with the Kansas City Chiefs during the rookie training camp couldn't help but have a lot of thoughts, maybe they will become the second pick?
Players who had never played against the Kansas City Chiefs couldn't help but wonder, who knows if there will be an upset at Kansas?
Perhaps, Levi is an exception.

Donald looked at Levi, staring at his phone calmly, and couldn't help but call out, "Levi?"

Levi didn't look up, but just raised his chin slightly to signal.

Donald glanced at the phone screen and frowned: Plants vs. Zombies? The whole little green house was about to explode, but Levi was playing Plants vs. Zombies?
But if you think about it calmly, this kind of Levi is the one Donald is familiar with. The big heart he showed in the final buzzer-beating moment of the US Championship Game, on the contrary, the slight nervousness before the draft was more unfamiliar, inadvertently revealing his 21-year-old appearance.

Just then, a wave of zombies was eliminated. Levi pressed the pause button and looked up at Donald, "What's wrong?"

Donald swallowed all the worries that were on his lips and smiled. "No, I just saw that you are not even as nervous as me, so I feel a little unbalanced."

"Ha." Levi laughed out loud, "The ones who should be nervous right now are the quarterbacks."

He looked up and was surprised to find Watson staring at him.

Watson was discovered at once. His eyes flickered slightly and he tried to dodge, but after realizing this, he couldn't help feeling ashamed, so he looked at Levi upright again. There was no special expression on his calm face, but a fire was burning in his bright eyes, revealing a hint of provocation and disdain.

"it's me."

Watson said.

Short, but clear.

Maybe Watson lost to Levi in ​​the Heisman Trophy selection, but in the NFL, the value of quarterbacks and running backs is simply incomparable.

Levi's mouth corners slightly raised, and he replied nonchalantly, "Waiting for witness."

then.

There was a rustle, a rustle, a commotion—

Goodell finally took the stage. With only one minute and forty-nine seconds left in the ten-minute countdown, Goodell finally took the stage holding an envelope.

"The Kansas City Chiefs just completed a trade, and the Chicago Bears now hold the second pick..."

what?
There was shock in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and before everyone had time to react, Goodell revealed the answer without stopping his words.

"Their selection is... Mitchell Trubisky, quarterback, University of South Carolina."

hum.

Restlessness, commotion, confusion.

The brain's reaction speed is completely unable to keep up. Wait, what just happened?
The Kansas City Chiefs actually traded the No. 2 pick they just acquired?

The Chicago Bears didn't choose Watson, but Trubisky?
What on earth is this operation?
There was also a lot of astonishment in the green room, because Trubisky, like Levi, only had one full season.

Trubisky, who redshirted his freshman season, finished nine games as a substitute in his sophomore season and had his only full season as a junior, beat out Watson, who was a top-three finalist for the Heisman Trophy two years in a row.

After a series of shocks, all the teams panicked, with only one thought in their minds: What's wrong with Watson?
Even Watson himself was confused. What's wrong with me?
After the Kansas City Chiefs traded up to the second pick, he was almost 100% sure that he would be selected second, but what is the situation now?
Before I had time to catch my breath, Goodell had already come on stage again, holding an envelope. Could it be... another pick trade?
"Kansas City Chiefs, third overall, they took...Levi, running back, University of Alabama."

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