Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 248 Overjoyed
Wentz certainly did not forget that Levi was his opponent; and, facing the Philadelphia Eagles, Levi once again completed a wonderful game.

But when the whistle sounded to end the game, Wentz couldn't help but recall the calmness and determination that Levi showed during the last gamble kick.

Before he realized it, Wentz was in front of Levi.

Obviously, this was an accident.

Wentz hadn't figured out how he should face Levi. When the words came to his lips, he couldn't help but hesitate. His shy posture was really hilarious.

Levi paused, "So, if you're going to start swearing, you can start now. I promise I'll fight back until you become autistic."

Having said that, there is no offensiveness in the words, but one can taste the sarcasm in the words.

Wentz couldn't help but laugh, "Levi, can we exchange jerseys? Great game."

Levi shook his head repeatedly, "Although I'm disappointed, but, okay, let's exchange jerseys."

Levi took off his jersey and handed it over, pausing, "Are you sure we don't curse at each other?"

"Haha." Wentz burst out laughing. "Yeah, I'm sure."

After the jersey exchange, Wentz looked at Levi's back as he turned and left. After hesitating for a while, he couldn't help but said, "I will beat you next time we meet."

Levi turned around and said, "Then you need to work really hard. Try really, really hard."

Confident and calm, with a touch of playfulness.

Unable to help himself, Wentz also began to get excited.

Wentz seemed to understand something. Even though Levi was younger than him and had put in far less effort and time on the football field than anyone else in the league, he could still learn a lot from Levi. In a vague way, he had some inspirations, which might not be clear enough now, but had quietly ignited sparks.

Wentz is serious and he really looks forward to meeting Levi again.

After saying that, Levi turned and walked towards the player tunnel.

In fact, he was about to return to the locker room to confirm the system because there seemed to be a reward reminder sound just now, but he didn't take two steps before he was called again.

Levi was a little helpless and stopped. Then he saw the Philadelphia Eagles' kicker chasing him breathlessly, "Levi, can we exchange jerseys?"

Levi:?
Levi looked down at the sweat-wicking quick-drying clothes he was wearing next to his body, his eyes full of confusion.

Elliot immediately realized that he could explain it. "Armor, armor works too. I know, your jersey was just given to Carson."

Levi looked at the reserved Elliot, smiled, and handed him his helmet. "The gambling kick just now was very powerful, and it was almost successful."

"I know that for the fans, they don't care about the kicker, just like they don't care about the running back, but we are still part of the team, whether we win or lose, we are all involved, right?"

"So, I admire your performance just now, and I will respond with 100% of my performance as well."

Elliot's eyes widened in shock, and before he could react his blood was boiling. It turned out that in the world outside the spotlight, they also had their own battles. Looking at Levi's frank and confident smile, he subconsciously took the helmet, but didn't know how to respond.

Levi chuckled, "At this point, you should give me the helmet. That's what we call an exchange."

Elliot, "Oh." He handed over his helmet in a panic, looking annoyed. "Sorry, I mean, thank you, thank you very much."

"Looking forward to meeting you next time." Levi gently bumped his helmet against his own, and without staying any longer, he quickly left.

Elliot looked down at the helmet in his hand, his heart beginning to surge.

He was looking forward to meeting Levi again, and also looking forward to his own growth and progress——

People say that running backs are consumables and there is no need to take them too seriously, but Levi is still confident that he will open up a new world with his performance, one step at a time. People also say that special teams are just chores and there is no need to take them too seriously, but when it comes to the special teams deciding the outcome, they will stand up.

Elliot suddenly looked up at Levi's receding back. He was tall and majestic, and his broad shoulders seemed to be able to support the weight of the overwhelming red tide at Arrowhead Stadium.

Then, Elliot shouted back, "Looking forward to seeing you next time."

This time, Levi did not stop, but walked straight ahead.

Originally, he wanted to leave the jersey to his parents.

After entering the professional arena, he has already played two games, but he still has not left any souvenirs for his parents, which is really outrageous.

Now, I didn’t keep the ones from the first game, nor the ones from the second game. Not only that, my helmets have also been exchanged. If I stay any longer, I probably won’t be able to keep my shoes and socks either.

Before being stripped naked, Levi felt that the locker room was safer.

Fortunately, this time the journey was smooth. Although the enthusiasm of the fans on both sides of the player's tunnel ignited the air, the Arrowhead Stadium's debut in the 2017 season ended in victory, and the home fans all went crazy; but it did not stop Levi after all, and he watched the biggest contributor of the game enter the locker room smoothly.

Finally, it quieted down a little.

One after another, some Kansas City Chiefs players returned to the locker room, and one by one they came over to Levi to high-five and bump shoulders to celebrate the victory.

Under heavy pressure, the team started with two consecutive wins and got off to a good start in the new season. There is no doubt that Levi is an important link and every player is happy to be close to him.

As a result, Levi still couldn't sit still.

"Levi, Levi, I just heard that you have never lost a formal game since you started playing football?" Mahomes shouted with admiration on his face, "Now the fans are calling you a lucky star."

Levi was stunned, and his first subconscious reaction was, didn't they lose the preseason? And they lost two games.

But then I thought, that was not a formal competition.

From the Crimson Tide to the Chiefs, a whole year has passed, and Levi has never lost a game in an official game, which is indeed a rare sight.

No wonder!
No wonder there were fans shouting “Lucky Star” on both sides of the player tunnel just now, and even little girls threw folded paper stars to him.

He was still wondering what was going on, and it turns out the real reason was here.

Hunter, who was about to go wash up, paused. He wanted to complain but hesitated, worried about ruining the celebration atmosphere of the team's victory. The look he gave Levi seemed a little awkward. Was Levi going to have to bear the "halo of luck" now?
Without waiting for Levi to respond, Kelsey, who had just entered the locker room, laughed and complained, "We still haven't played enough games."

boom!
There was a lot of complaints in the locker room.

"Travis!"

"Crow's Mouth, are you feeling itchy?"

"Are you an enemy or a friend?"

With a crackling sound, countless towels were thrown at Kelsey.

Kelsey raised his hands in surrender, "Hey, hey! Guys, I'm just saying, don't put pressure on Levi, winning and losing are all part of the game."

What Kelsey is worried about is that now everything is going well and everyone is worshipping Levi; once the team encounters setbacks or even fails, all guns may be pointed at Levi.

Levi is a rookie and he shouldn't be in this role.

(End of this chapter)