Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 463 No distinction between you and me
Nick Foles, quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles, was like Tang Monk who accidentally walked into a spider hole. He blinked his eyes innocently, his brain unable to figure out what was going on.

Run, Nick, run!
Finally, Fowles' brain sounded the alarm and he was about to run away. However, when he turned around, he found himself surrounded and surrounded on all sides with nowhere to escape.

"Nick!"

Levi was the first to take the lead, waving his arms and shouting, even jumping up and down on the spot, beating the rhythm with his right fist, and the surrounding momentum was instantly ignited.

"Nick! Nick! Nick!"

Then, a group of Minions nearby followed suit, raising their hands high and jumping on the spot, with round heads surging like a disaster -

A group of Minions wearing grey T-shirts.

What’s even funnier is that you can hear the fans’ heart-wrenching cheers and shouts.

The sworn enemies who were competing with each other the previous second, now showed their tacit cooperation and worked together to play pranks.

"Nick!"

One sound follows another, wave higher than the last.

Fowles looked hopeless.

In the media's writing, Fowles is an abandoned, marginalized, and underestimated Kansas City Chiefs player who is ready to defeat his former team and prove himself.

But Fowles had different ideas.

Foles does not hate the Kansas City Chiefs. In fact, his year in Kansas City is mostly filled with good memories. Even if the players are not friends, at least they are not enemies.

At this moment, Fowles was thrown into the wolf pack alone, his eyes shifting helplessly on the players' faces:

Kelce, Houston, Smith, etc., are all familiar faces; Levi, Mahomes, Hunter, etc., these unfamiliar faces have become familiar because of constant study of game videos.

Indeed, four days later, they will step onto this football field and engage in a bloody fight with bayonets, and in the end only one winner will have the last laugh.

But today, they gathered together to celebrate the highest annual event of the entire North American continent, which is a carnival feast.

and so--

It's better to dance.

Fowles closed his eyes, gritted his teeth, and used his body to feel the rhythm of the high-fives.

Moreover, Fowles actually had a hidden trick up his sleeve. He started with a breakdance, and in just one second the scene turned into a "Saturday Night Fever" performance stage.

roar roar.

The booing sounds were endless.

The scene was like a volcanic eruption.

When Ertz arrived at the scene, he saw this scene and was filled with questions: What is this Tango with the Devil scene? Nick, if you were kidnapped, just blink.

In fact, this scene fell into the eyes of reporters, who used shutters to turn the moment into eternity, and then sparked widespread heated discussions on social networks.

This also proves once again that the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles have a deep connection. Outside the stadium, the relationship between the players is much closer than imagined. It reminds people of the "Harbour Bowl" five years ago, when the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers met in the Super Bowl and the atmosphere was equally harmonious.

In a bustling atmosphere, with more than 20,000 fans lining the streets to welcome them, the players of the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles entered the Bank of America Stadium together. They returned to this familiar and warmed-up venue, but it was completely different.

The spacious interior of the stadium has evolved into a large exhibition center, with square wooden platforms neatly arranged in the center of the venue. Dense crowds of reporters, cameras, photographers and staff have filled all the empty spaces in the venue and are moving between the different wooden platforms.

As a result, the exhibition center evolved into a music festival. Each wooden platform was treated as a small stage. The more onlookers there were in front of the wooden platform, the more popular it was. At the same time, reporters and photographers could change their positions at any time and move freely to find better interview materials and subjects.

It's clear at a glance.

Numbers don’t lie. Who is the most popular, who is the focus of discussion, and who has the highest traffic? Everything is revealed to everyone.

Real and cruel.

However, before officially starting the independent interviews, the NFL prepared an official team appearance segment. Each team sent four players plus the head coach, a total of five people, to the center stage, shook hands and greeted each other, unveiled the Super Bowl, and took a series of official promotional photos.

The official media day will officially begin only after the collective appearance session is over.

The players for the Philadelphia Eagles were Nick Foles, Zach Ertz, Fletcher Cox and Nigel Bradham.

The players who appeared for the Kansas City Chiefs were Alex Smith, Levi, Justin Houston and Darrelle Revis.

Two offensive players and two defensive players, the personnel selections of both teams were just right, the only exception might be the appearance of Revis——

After all, this player who just joined the Kansas City Chiefs in November is far from being a representative. His rebellious and thorny performance throughout his career has also made Revis controversial in different teams. Even in his season representing the New England Patriots, he failed to win the trust of the coach.

However, now?

If you think about it carefully, the only player among the eight players who has played in the Super Bowl finals is Revis, so Reid's intention does not seem surprising.

On social networks, TV programs, and news media, the two teams are already on the verge of a bloody fight, eager to tear each other's faces off.

But on the official media day, players from both teams seemed to be having a great time when they took the court, and it was not an illusion presented under pressure from the league, especially Levi and Fowles, who were talking and laughing.

Reporters on the scene were not surprised.

Lark immediately informed everyone of what had just happened in front of the stadium entrance.

At this moment, seeing this scene, the reporters could no longer hold back and couldn't wait to ask questions.

"…What happened just now at the entrance of the stadium?"

All eyes in the audience were focused on Fowles and Levi, even the two head coaches Reid and Peterson were full of curiosity.

Levi showed his demeanor and made an inviting gesture towards Fowles, "Please answer, protagonist."

Originally, this was a polite gesture, but Fowles didn't know whether to laugh or cry. "Wow, are you trying to shirk responsibility? You are the culprit."

"Wow, I didn't expect that the truth would be tarnished like this?"

Levi looked innocent and gave a friendly reminder, "Nick, please be careful with your words, okay? Otherwise it may cause unnecessary misunderstandings and hurt innocent people."

Fowles turned his head and looked forward, and then saw the eyes of the onlookers flashing wildly like stars in the sky. He couldn't explain himself, and finally he could only look up at the sky, "Is this possible?"

Levi explained with a considerate expression, "Actually, it was just Mr. Nick Timberlake Fowles who gave us a spoiler of the halftime show."

Fowles, "Levi! You!"

Unexpectedly, Peterson, who was only watching the show, added another shot, "Nick, I want to know too, why don't you give me a spoiler?"

Fowles cried.

(End of this chapter)