Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 362 Probability Event
At this point, the first round of wildcard games in the playoffs have all ended.

The New Orleans Saints won, the Jacksonville Jaguars won, and with the Kansas City Chiefs who won the day before, all the high-ranking seeds won.

The only exception is the Los Angeles Rams.

and.

Unlike other close games, the match between Los Angeles Rams and Atlanta Falcons was the only one-sided matchup without suspense. The Los Angeles Rams had no chance at all and suffered a crushing defeat.

Goodell expressed regret over this situation.

Although Goodell really wants to create a new look for the league and create new fateful matchups, he can't do anything about it as some people can't seize the opportunity. He can only say that luck is also needed to become a superstar.

Goff: Are you talking about me? Oh, no, sorry to bother you.

The real protagonist Donald said: We'll see next season.

In any case, the wild card game ended, and fifteen minutes after the New Orleans Saints defeated the Carolina Panthers, the NFL announced the schedule for the second round of the wild card game.

January 13th.

In the afternoon, "Philadelphia Eagles vs. Atlanta Falcons".

Tonight, "New England Patriots vs. Kansas City Chiefs".

January 14th.

In the afternoon, "Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Jacksonville Jaguars".

Tonight, "Minnesota Vikings vs. New Orleans Saints".

Here it comes, finally here——

"Levi vs. Brady".

Although Levi was looking forward to another showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Jacksonville Jaguars had different ideas and disrupted their plans, so a scene that the entire league would like to see was about to take place.

The meeting of annual traffic and alliance facade easily sparked heated discussions.

No one will forget the shocking upset in the season opener. Even Brady became a backdrop for Levi's sudden emergence, witnessing the emergence of a new star and setting the main theme of the league's hot topics throughout the season, which has continued to this day.

Originally, from a script perspective, the Kansas City Chiefs would first challenge the second-seeded Pittsburgh Steelers in the divisional round, and then challenge the top-seeded New England Patriots in the AFC finals. This script would be more reasonable and more exciting, just like the Baltimore Ravens in the 2012 season.

But now, the Kansas City Chiefs face the New England Patriots in the divisional round ahead of schedule, and the biggest focus of the league for the entire season is staged one round ahead of schedule. It is inevitable that there is a feeling that the climax is staged ahead of schedule, but still no one can refuse, and the heated discussion swept the league like a hurricane.

So, who will have the last laugh this time?
"New England Patriots."

Bart said.

All eyes in the "Alliance" fell on Bart, with mixed expressions of shock and pity:

Blair, haven't you learned your lesson yet?
Bart also felt guilty and cursed two hundred times in his heart. He never thought that the Kansas City Chiefs could actually make a comeback and win. Facing the Tennessee Titans who were good at tough battles, he showed rare bloodiness and relied on his outstanding performance at the critical moment to win a narrow victory.

Slapped in the face, and slapped in the face again and again——

Everything happens so frequently that netizens no longer complain about it, and all that's left are emoticons.

Maybe, Levi is his destined nemesis?
To be honest, Bart has been slapped in the face and is scared. Dignity, pride, expertise, and authority are all just empty talk. His filter has long been shattered. He also wants to support the Kansas Chiefs without thinking and just watch the clouds roll by. But after careful analysis, his conclusion is still:
New England Patriots. This time, it is truly professional and 100% objective.

Bart swore.

"The Kansas City Chiefs' performance this season far exceeded expectations. Smith played the best record of his career, and Levi broke the record for rookie running backs; more importantly, the defense showed strength at critical moments."

"This is all true."

"but."

"This team is too young and immature, and still has room to grow. It is prone to fluctuations at critical moments, and its mentality and state are unstable."

"The wild-card game against the Tennessee Titans was the best proof of that."

"After Mariota's amazing touchdown in the second half, the Kansas City Chiefs were completely thrown into disarray, exposing weaknesses on both offense and defense. If it weren't for Derrick Henry's drop in the last two minutes, which caused the situation to go awry and shook the Tennessee Titans' confidence, the Kansas City Chiefs might have been eliminated."

"This shackle has plagued the Kansas City Chiefs since the first game of the regular season. Whether they lose or win, they seem unstable, and it has continued to this day."

"This shortcoming is further magnified in the single-elimination system of the playoffs and will become a shackle for the Kansas City Chiefs to achieve a breakthrough."

"Maybe next season, the Kansas City Chiefs can complete their transformation and become a team that can compete for the Super Bowl championship, but not this year."

On the surface, Bart has made great progress. He is more objective and rational. He is no longer stubborn and brainless. He has finally transformed.

But in essence, Bart still doesn't believe in the Kansas City Chiefs, or in other words, he still doesn't believe that a running back can be the key to a team's transformation; and he doesn't believe that a rookie running back can be the key to changing the league's landscape.

The thing is that simple.

"Also, they're going to face the New England Patriots in the divisional round."

"To be more precise, they're facing Belichick and Brady."

"There is no doubt that Belichick and Brady are the best combination in the playoffs in the past 15 years. The playoffs are completely different from the regular season. The whole atmosphere, pressure, rhythm, and state are two different things."

"No matter how the regular season goes, Belichick and Brady can always show their best in the playoffs. The New England Patriots are currently the most difficult team to beat in the playoffs."

"What's more, this season the New England Patriots have shown their dominance in defending their title."

"Throughout the season, the New England Patriots lost only three games, two of which came in September, and they only lost one game in the next three months."

"The opponents they defeated included four playoff teams, including the New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, and Pittsburgh Steelers. Except for the three-point victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers, all other games were big wins with more than two possessions."

"As the No. 1 seed in the AFC, the New England Patriots are ready to defend their title and are undoubtedly the benchmark that all teams need to beat."

It's one thing not to believe in the Kansas City Chiefs, and there should be many people who disagree with Bart on this point, such as Lawson.

But believing in the New England Patriots is another matter. The defending champions are indeed in excellent form this season. Two of their three losses throughout the season occurred in the first month of the season, which also proves that they are just slow to warm up. Once they get into the form, no one can stop them.

Lawson agrees.

There is no doubt that the New England Patriots are indeed the more favored side.

Bart thought, even from a probability perspective, he should have been right once. It was impossible for the Kansas City Chiefs to go against him throughout the season, right?
(End of this chapter)