Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 233 The Birth of Anti-Fans
Fournet: It’s frustrating.

In fact, Fournette himself was also holding his breath. He was suppressed by Derrick Henry in the 2015 season and by Henry's junior Levi in ​​the 2016 season. He was in his peak form in the past two seasons but never received the corresponding recognition, which almost affected his draft pick.

Seeing Levi's divinely-assisted performance in the season opener, Fournette is also sharpening his knife, ready to show his skills, and has the support of head coach Doug Marrone.

During the offseason, head coach Bradley was eventually fired.

Bradley: What happened to our promise to work together to create a better future? Calvid, you are such a heartless man!

Although Bradley immediately found a job with the San Diego Chargers, he was demoted from head coach to defensive coordinator.

At the same time, Marro, who had been an assistant coach and offensive line coach, took over as the new head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

To be honest, Fournette's performance in his first game of the season was already good, and Marauder's tactical arrangements deserve recognition, but comparison is the thief of frustrating, Levi is that beast!
Looking through the complaints from major media and social networks, it was as if Fournette didn't exist, which made Fournette feel so choked up that he almost exploded.

Wait, so what about the No. 1 pick? What about the No. 2 pick? Are they as tough as Levi?

After a brief investigation, Fournet fell silent.

The No. 1 pick, Garrett, sprained his ankle during routine training on September 7 and had to rest for four weeks, missing not just one game, but four games.

The second pick, Trubisky, despite a good performance in the preseason, still lost to Mike Glennon in the competitiveness of the starting quarterback. He sat on the bench and watched the season opener, and he didn't know when he would be able to turn his substitute career into a regular one.

One missed at least four games, and the other had no sign of appearing in the foreseeable future. The No. 1 and No. 2 picks were both resting, and everyone was watching the No. 3 pick dominate the game. So, who else can the media complain about if not Fournette?
Fournette: These two guys are so cunning, traveling at off-peak times, waiting for the season to open and the focus on the rookies to cool down, and then returning to the court. Who did they learn this from?
Now, not just for one game, but for the next month, Fournette may have to carry the burden alone, without even a brother to take his place.

Fornet had nothing to live for.

On this side, Fornet is in dire straits and his life is worse than death.

Over there, the heated discussion surrounding Levi had just begun.

"Inside the League", ESPN's flagship professional football program, is broadcast from Monday to Sunday, all year round, and the program content is constantly updated. The program format is continuously switched according to different situations and topics, and the NFL news is analyzed for the audience in the most appropriate way as soon as possible.

Among them, the round table discussion is undoubtedly the most interesting part. Before and after each weekly competition, the program will invite ten experts to discuss.

Before the game, analyze and predict the results.

After the game, summarize and review the progress of the game.

Generally speaking, the program discusses all the games of the thirty-two teams, providing fans with professional opinions in a global concept.

However, in the latest episode, Levi alone took up a large portion of the game time, and the discussion between the two parties could not be stopped at all.

Josh Lawson, a loyal Levi supporter.

Lawson watched not only the NFL but also the NCAA. He saw the talent that Shaban and Burns saw from the beginning, and he truly believed that Levi could bring a breath of fresh air to the professional arena.

However, even Lawson did not expect that Levi would be able to perform so well in the season opener and respond to all doubts with his sudden appearance. It was even more than just outstanding. Judging from the data alone, this should be the strongest professional career debut in the NFL Super Bowl era.

"... People say they see Peterson in Levi and Lynch in Levi, and I won't argue with that, but I have a slightly different opinion."

“In Levi, I saw Levi.”

"Levi has his own observations and interpretations of the game, although he is still a little green now and has a lot to learn. This also means that he still has room for growth. Through one game, we have only seen a part of him. The future is worth looking forward to."

Lawson, never stop talking until you shock others - Levi's performance is already so crazy, but there is still room for growth?
Wake up, Lawson, wake up! What are you looking forward to next? Is he really the chosen one?

However, no one refuted.

Right now, the Kansas City Chiefs and Levi are the center of attention in Week 1. They are very popular, and all the praises are correct. There is no need to pour cold water on them.

Perhaps Blair-Butt disagrees.

From the beginning of the draft, Bart was not optimistic about Levi, and severely criticized the Kansas City Chiefs for their foolish behavior of trading up to select Levi. During the preseason, he did not think that Levi could stay on the roster.

result……

Even though Bart is a tough guy, he couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed after being slapped in the face again and again on a public platform watched by the whole United States.

However, Bart is a man of persistence and conviction. How could he be timid because of a little setback?
"Calm down. Calm down!"

"Gentlemen, this is just one game. There are not a thousand or eight hundred cases of people who shine in one game in their career and then never appear again. We will not say that Brady and Belichick have withdrawn from the championship competition because of a loss, and there is no need to say that this rookie may become the next GOAT because of a win."

"It's not necessary, it's really not necessary."

"Let's calm down. Obviously, the New England Patriots still haven't fully adjusted their form. They still led for three quarters when Brady was not in good shape. It wasn't until the fourth quarter that they had some problems with rhythm and intensity, which led to the loss of the victory that was in their grasp."

"The Kansas City Chiefs' victory was very narrow."

"So, rookie doing well?"

"Of course, the data looks very impressive, but that's all it is. It's just better luck. The New England Patriots lost to themselves."

Bart had an objective and calm expression on his face, as if he was analyzing the problem with mathematical formulas, completely ignoring the prejudice in his own words.

Anyway, Bart didn't want to admit his mistake.

Lawson could tell at a glance that men, as men understand men best, might find it more difficult to get a man to admit that he was wrong on a show watched by more than 10 million people than to get him to admit that he was starting to lose his hair.

"Blair, are you sure?"

"188 yards on the ground, three running touchdowns, plus a kickoff return touchdown, there is no doubt that he is the best player this week, not just the rookie, including all the offensive players, I think he also deserves the best offensive team of the week."

Lawson is a good man. He did not open Bart's scars. He stuck to the facts and expressed his views gently and friendly without any sharp words.

To be precise, Lawson was also giving Bart a way out. In competitive sports, there are winners and losers, and there is no need to refuse to admit mistakes out of arrogance.

However, this still stung Bart——

How is it possible to admit mistakes?

What's more, Bart doesn't think he is being stubborn. He truly believes in his own judgment, and professionals also have their own pride.

Butt just can't stand everyone following Roger Goodell like lapdogs and eager to lick the league's ass.

If the NFL must have Levi this season, then he will go head to head with Levi!

(End of this chapter)