Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 457 Messy in the wind
The horn has been sounded.

From the "inside the league" confrontation between Lawson and Butt, to the two head coaches Peterson and Reid's every word and action being studied under the microscope by the media, to all kinds of comments flying around on social networks, the Super Bowl has been warmed up in all aspects.

Of course, the real protagonists of this battle are naturally unwilling to be left out.

On the one hand, the Philadelphia Eagles team showed incredible faith from top to bottom.

They are ready to make it to the Super Bowl!
Among the eight major divisions of the NFL, no division has achieved the feat of having all four teams win the Super Bowl championship. This year, the NFC East has the possibility of a "grand slam", with the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants and Washington Redskins all being Super Bowl champions, leaving the Philadelphia Eagles behind.

Once the Philadelphia Eagles reach the top, one battle will be able to rewrite countless histories, which also makes the team full of fighting spirit.

Tight end Zach Ertz looked fierce when he was interviewed by a TV station and did not hide his ambition at all.

"Any opponent who tries to stop us, we will crush them underfoot. Completely crush them."

Roar! Roar, roar, roar!
Not only Ertz, but other players of the Philadelphia Eagles pushed forward one by one, sticking their heads out from behind Ertz, waving their fists, their veins bulging, roaring and glaring, vying with each other to show their faith and determination through the media lenses, their fighting index was off the charts.

"Crush it! Crush it!"

The gust of wind that came down on their heads was brutal and scorching, as if it wanted to devour the enemy in front of them alive, forcing the TV station cameraman to retreat hastily, retreat, and retreat again in the midst of the storm.

Until there was no way to retreat, and in his haste, his left foot tripped over his right foot.

then.

He was lying on his back, with his legs spread out and his body tumbling.

The entire camera lens was spinning around in a blur and chaos, with only the wild and unbridled laughter of Ertz and his companions continuing to stir.

On the other hand, the Kansas City Chiefs continued to be humble and low-key throughout the season.

Under Reed's control, the players always devoted themselves to training and rarely accepted interviews, so that the media reporters could not find any loopholes to stir up trouble, which was really frustrating.

The scene in front of us can't help but remind people of the Alabama Crimson Tide storm before the final game of the NCAA National Championship last year. It is simply copy and paste; but the difference is that media interviews for the NCAA are a free option, while the NFL is a hard requirement, and the Kansas Chiefs cannot completely refuse interviews.

So, the NFL season has one more famous scene.

Levi, “We will win.”

Reporter, "So confident!"

Levi, "No, not really. But we will win."

Reporter: ...Huh?

Seeing Levi, who didn't say anything confident but still had a firm look in his eyes, the reporters were all in a mess. They tried to ask for help from Kelsey who was quietly passing by behind Levi, but found that Kelsey was watching the show with a look of spectators on her face, and the only thing she lacked was a small stool and a handful of melon seeds.

There was a large-scale reaction failure at the scene, and the experienced reporters didn't know how to respond:
Does this mean having confidence or not having confidence?

They looked at each other, but there was no answer.

And it’s not just Levi.

Levi set a bad example in the Kansas City Chiefs, so that subsequent official responses from players one by one were all changed to a unified format.

Kelsey, "I have no confidence at all. But we will win."

Houston, "Honestly, I don't know. But we're going to win."

Is this really good?
Looking at the reporter in front of him with a look of confusion on his face, Revis had no intention of hiding anything and deliberately showed an expression of serious thinking.

"What's that saying? Oh, yeah, I have no confidence, but we're going to win. That's it."

"Haha, hahaha."

Revis laughed triumphantly, turned around and walked away with a satisfied look on his face. The undisguised voice of this troublemaker was heard in the wind. "You have also suffered this day."

How can the interview continue in the long run?

and!

Even Smith, the most honest, kind and considerate person, is no exception, "...we really have no confidence, but we will win."

The reporters couldn't believe their ears: Alex, I didn't expect you to...

Embarrassed!

Sorry!

despair!

Originally, the Super Bowl was the ultimate annual event, and the media's annoyance had completely risen to a whole new level, enough to give every player a headache.

Even five-time champions like Brady and Belichick are no exception, not to mention newcomers like the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs who have serious lack of Super Bowl experience. Even if they are on full alert, the noise from outside the field is a serious distraction that affects their preparations at all times.

Now, the Philadelphia Eagles are fighting a desperate battle with the media by making a head-on breakthrough. Although it is a stupid method, it will be effective as long as the voice is loud enough.

However, the Kansas City Chiefs responded to the media in an incredible, inexplicable and unconventional way, which made the media dizzy with just a few words.

This is another accident.

Netizen:? ? ?
Not only the media, but netizens were also full of questions after reading the news.

Then, a surprising scene appeared!

Countless netizens showed incredible enthusiasm and started discussing Levi's words word by word, just like studying a mathematical problem. They held their own opinions and were deadlocked. The bustling voices filled the social network in a blink of an eye:
Some people believe that Levi is full of confidence and arrogant, and firmly believes that the championship belongs to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Some people believe that Levi was afraid and retreated without fighting, losing the initiative before the game even started.

Some people said that Li Weijian's approach was unconventional and his words were simply a psychological warfare.

Blah, blah.

Various opinions emerge in an endless stream, and the fanatical attitude can't help but remind people of the hot topic on the Internet three years ago -

Is that skirt white and gold or blue and black?

No one can convince anyone else, and no one can prove anyone else, so the completely different opinions are at a stalemate and the popularity and traffic continue to soar.

It's the same thing in front of me.

As expected, Levi is Levi, and he once again triggered traffic with understatement. Supporters, opponents, neutrals, and bystanders were all indiscriminately caught up in this storm.

At least one thing, netizens are right -

If this is a psychological warfare, the Kansas City Chiefs have already taken the lead, and the Philadelphia Eagles' popularity has been completely pushed aside on social networks.

It’s not that no one mentioned the Philadelphia Eagles. Every now and then, someone would shout, “Philadelphia is the champion,” but the more they shouted, the less confident they seemed. Even Ertz and his team’s ferocious and straightforward championship declarations seemed weak on the inside, and not at all as domineering and tough as imagined.

When the Philadelphia Eagles were heading to the airport, someone in the crowd actually shouted to Ertz, "I have no confidence, but I will win." One could visibly see the smile on Ertz's mouth stiffen.

This scene was definitely something Levi had not expected.

Levi swore that he was just talking casually, really, 100%. Who knew that the majority of netizens would have nothing to do and make random analyses?
Li Wei said, I am helpless too.

(End of this chapter)