Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 229 Goat Sacrifice
"Levi!"

"Levi, Levi, Levi, in the final moments, Levi still didn't let the New England Patriots' defense have an easy time. He once again crushed the home team's ground defense with an incredible performance and killed the game with a touchdown."

"God!"

"Even the boldest, wildest, most adventurous prognosticators could not have predicted this. The biggest highlight of the 2017 season opener was actually a running back."

"There is no doubt that the No. 23 pick of the Kansas City Chiefs announced his sudden emergence with a perfect game. Not only did he give the strongest response to all doubts, but he also proved that the risk taken by Veach and Reid in the draft paid off. They opened the season by defeating the defending champions."

"Before the season kicked off, the doubts surrounding Levi never stopped. Does he deserve the third pick? Is he worth the Kansas City Chiefs' efforts? Are the Kansas City Chiefs making a fool of themselves by choosing two running backs?"

"Can he keep up with professional competition? Can he continue his outstanding performance in the NCAA? Can he prove the competitive ability of Asian players in football games? Can he withstand the pressure and prove himself?"

"Well, here is the answer sheet."

"188 rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns."

“And, of course, a 91-yard kickoff return for a touchdown on the opening possession.”

"The young No. 23 dominated the game with an unparalleled performance. It can even be said that he destroyed the New England Patriots' ground defense by himself and completely turned the game around in the fourth quarter."

"Oh, don't forget, at the end of the third quarter, the defending champions were leading by six points going into the final battle, but in the end they lost to their opponents by fifteen points."

"Hey, NFL, look out, Levi's here."

In the live broadcast room, Michaels and Collinsworth were no exception. They were undoubtedly completely conquered by Levi's amazing performance.

The words of praise kept coming.

In a competition of the level of the NFL, there are newcomers every year and geniuses every time. There are amazing rookies everywhere. Not to mention Robert Griffin III, who was a super genius who shut up all the experts before he became a glass man. However, this level of performance?
Michaels thought about it seriously. Although he still needed to check the data, so far, there was no such character in his memory.

188 yards?
Three touchdowns?

He returned the ball for a touchdown at the start, and then made a 40-yard drive to kill the suspense of the game. But the ending was to rub salt into the wound and play tricks on the opponent like dancing in a graveyard?
Such performance is undoubtedly dominant.

Adrian Peterson's first game in his career was just 103 yards on the ground and a -yard touchdown pass.

But now, Levi has raised the standard for rookies to two levels.

Next, the other young players in the 2017 draft will be under pressure; moreover, the defenses of other teams in the league should also be alert.

Don't underestimate Levi, otherwise, the price may be heavy.

Even the goats have lost the game.

Michaels couldn't help rubbing his hands, he felt that this season might be interesting.

And what about the stadium?
Levi, to be honest, was a little disappointed.

He was still looking forward to the grand scene of everyone cursing and pointing the middle finger at him.

For away games, the fiercer and more violent the curses from the home fans mean the better their performance is, which is the best compliment.

Unfortunately, the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs are not arch-rivals, and this was only the season opener, not a life-and-death battle for a playoff spot, so they completely lost their momentum after losing at Gillette Stadium.

Embarrassed.

Levi thought that next time he came to Gillette Stadium as a guest, he would need to work harder to truly awaken the fierce and brutal curses at Gillette Stadium.

Sure enough, rookies still need to keep working hard, come on!

Just as Levi was looking around the room and secretly clenching his fists, he turned around and saw No. 12 coming towards him with a confident and confident manner.

Wait, he remembered his name, he must have remembered it, what was it…

"Brady. Tom Brady." Blue No. 12 took the initiative to extend his right hand to Levi, and introduced himself with a smile and gritted teeth. Obviously, the reporters had conveyed Levi's "ignorance" to Brady. Although Brady emphasized that he didn't care, he still remembered it.

So, at the first encounter, Brady gave Levi a positive response, and the attitude of secretly competing with each other was surging, and the atmosphere became tense.

Levi didn't feel any burden at all. It wasn't the first time he offended someone because he didn't remember their name, and he was sure it wouldn't be the last time.

Levi calmly shook Brady's outstretched right hand and smiled, "Goat, nice to meet you, I'm Levi."

Brady was slightly stunned by the response.

goat?

It's not right to admit it, nor is it right to deny it.

Brady, who had seen countless big scenes, was actually stuck for a moment, but he remained calm and shook Levi's right hand vigorously.

“Looking forward to seeing you next time.”

Who is Brady? A five-time Super Bowl champion, how could he be so furious and swear because of a loss? He knows better than anyone that the one who laughs last is the winner, and all other games are tempering and tests on the way to the championship.

Of course, he hated losing.

Moreover, Brady also admitted that he lost the game to Levi if it weren't for Levi's outburst in the fourth quarter... but there is no if.

Brady hated the loss so much that he slapped Levi hard; but he did not lose his mind or become grim, because he knew that he knew Levi and was 100% sure that he would not underestimate this rookie again.

As for the next meeting?

You can only tell whether it is a mule or a horse by taking it for a walk.

What's more, according to the schedule, if the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs want to meet again, it must be in the playoffs of this season, otherwise their next encounter will be three years later.

Brady really, really wants to meet Levi again and eliminate Levi from the playoffs himself. He really can't wait for that day to come, so before that, he will cheer for the Kansas City Chiefs.

"Come on," Brady said, looking meaningfully at the rookie in front of him.

Levi didn't know what Brady was thinking, but he could read the fighting spirit and murderous intent in Brady's eyes. He looked back at him sincerely, "Come on, let's do it together!"

Brady: ???

Wait, did Levi just look at him with an encouraging look?

Encouragement? Encouragement from a rookie?

Brady was stunned and didn't know how to react for a moment. When he saw Levi was about to leave, he remembered his purpose.

"Ah, Levi, the jersey."

Brady pointed to his jersey.

In rugby matches, jerseys are rarely exchanged after the game, mainly because armor is worn underneath the jerseys, which makes them inconvenient to put on and take off; and rugby does not have such a tradition.

But over the years, there have been some, as long as the players are willing.

Brady took the initiative to offer to exchange jerseys in the hope of remembering this rookie; but Levi was stunned -

This was the jersey he wore in his first game and first victory in his career. The collar was torn by Harrison and the Zhong family. It was such a commemorative piece, and he wanted to give it to his parents as a souvenir.

but……

Well, since the goat has asked for it, I will just reluctantly fulfill his wish.

(End of this chapter)