Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 607 Sincere Thanks
"Hey, need some help?"

A voice came from the front, and West looked up subconsciously. Under the dim light of the street lamp, he saw an unexpected figure standing in the night and waving. He was stunned, and his feet were not firmly planted, and the trash can in his hand was about to fly out.

Oops!

However, the tragedy was prevented in time——

A figure stepped forward quickly, holding the trash can with both hands, helping West regain his balance and control the situation. It was just a false alarm after all.

West let out a long breath, his heart still beating wildly in his chest, and his first reaction was to look at the helper who offered a hand to resolve the crisis.

"Thank you. Sorry, I mean, this shouldn't have happened, but thanks for the help. Oh, god damn, T.A. Clark."

West exclaimed, accompanied by a curse word.

Levi did not hide his surprise, "I was going to introduce you. Why, do you know each other?"

West shook his head repeatedly, "No, yes, no no no, what on earth am I talking about! I mean, I know him, but he shouldn't know me."

“How could we fans not understand the changes that happened to the team during the offseason this year?”

"Oh, no, you need to wait, I'll go in and tell the boys to stop talking bad about the coaching staff. You know, one of the greatest pleasures of fans is to sit in the bar and give advice as if they are the experts."

A little joke made even Clark laugh out loud, which was rare for him.

then.

West put away his smile and said, "Sorry, I forgot to introduce myself. I'm Charles West, a fool who believes he knows the team better than Coach Reed. Welcome to Kansas City."

Originally, Clark was a little nervous, but looking at the straightforward West in front of him, he not only relaxed, but also became slightly excited.

Clark couldn't help but glance at Levi. He now understood why Levi said he often came here to relax. He turned to look at West, "Ronnie Clark, a... fan."

Clark had no sense of humor. He tried to follow the atmosphere and make a joke, but his content and tone were all dry and tasteless, and even Clark himself felt a little embarrassed.

West didn't mind at all and smiled, "Then you have come to the right place. A chief can always recognize another chief. You should go in. The boys should give you a warm welcome. The first cup will be on my account..."

After a pause, West leaned forward slightly, with a mysterious look on his face as if he was ready to share a shocking secret, "Because we defeated the Steelers!"

"Oh yeah!"

That face, filled with joy, happiness and cheerfulness, is so beautiful that one can deeply feel it without the need for words.

Clark was also deeply moved and couldn't help laughing.

West put down the trash can, turned around, pushed open the door of the bar and shouted inside.

"guys……"

"guys!"

"Ronnie Clark is here."

Clark: ???

He was just an assistant coach, and a rookie at that. He was trembling with fear that he would not be able to fulfill his responsibilities and obligations, and would instead become a burden to Coach Burns and Levi. But at this moment, he was enjoying the cheers and applause of the entire bar?
This……

Obviously, Clark had no idea what was going on. He looked confused, "Who am I? Where am I? What am I doing?" He looked at Levi in ​​astonishment for help.

Levi patted Clark on the shoulder, gave him an encouraging look, and gave him a gentle push. Clark walked towards the door of the bar in a daze.

The next second—

Ho, ho ho ho!
"Ronnie!"

"Ronnie!"

"Ronnie!" A burst of cheers instantly surrounded Clark. He was like Alice who entered the rabbit hole during her nap. He stared at everything in front of him with amazement, and took a step forward hesitantly but uncontrollably.

Then the tavern door closed again.

West looked at Levi and smiled, "It's a little crazy tonight."

Levi, "A little bit?"

West laughed out loud, "Well, actually, all the guys are crazy."

"Including David. God, you should have seen David's face at the end of the game, I think that deserves to go into the Louvre, we need to record it."

Although Levi did not witness it in person, he could imagine West's expression at that moment. The scene of Anderson, who had always played the role of a father, suddenly losing his composure was definitely worth remembering, and a smile couldn't help but creep up the corners of his mouth.

Taking a deep breath, West looked at Levi.

"Rookie, have I ever thanked you?"

Without waiting for Levi to answer, West continued.

"It doesn't matter whether I've said it before or not, I still need to say thank you, thank you for coming to Kansas City."

This simple and plain sentence weighed heavily on Levi's chest.

Levi tried to make a joke, "It seems like I don't have much of a choice."

So far, there have been many cases where rookies refused to sign with the team after being selected, although not many, the most famous of which is Eli Manning.

Manning Jr. was a favorite for the No. 1 draft pick that year, but he publicly stated that he was unwilling to go to the San Diego Chargers, who had the No. 1 pick, and more than once, he used all his strength to express his resistance.

however.

The San Diego Lightning were unhappy. They were rejected and rejected? They chose Manning regardless of the consequences, and a historic scene appeared at the draft.

With a stiff expression that looked uglier than crying, Manning Jr. took the No. 1 jersey of the San Diego Chargers and took a photo with the team owner. All the reporters who were watching the show at the scene burst into laughter.

There is a lot of speculation surrounding whether Manning is willing to sign with the San Diego Chargers. If Manning refuses, it will be the biggest joke in the history of the NFL draft.

Fortunately, things took a turn for the better. The New York Giants and the San Diego Chargers completed the deal. The New York Giants chose another quarterback, Philip Rivers, and then the two teams completed the deal, which resulted in a happy ending for everyone.

"Hahaha." West was amused. "You can always protest like Eli did."

Levi, who knew nothing about football, has finally learned some interesting historical anecdotes, especially the farce between Manning Jr. and the New York Giants at the end of last year. The "happy ending" of that year's draft seems to be still vivid in his mind.

And, the most ridiculous thing is that the story of the New York Giants and Manning Jr. was later reversed.

Manning Jr. did not transfer nor retire. After the new coach Pat Shurmur of the New York Giants took office, he first traded Geno Smith, and then promoted Manning Jr. after the training camp test, announcing that Manning Jr. would still be the team's starting quarterback next season.

Seeing the "couple" who had been torn apart from each other actually reconciled, wiped away their tears and looked forward to the future hand in hand, this farce also surprised the entire alliance.

West sighed, "I didn't expect their ending would be like this."

Levi was exceptionally calm, "This is still not the end. It's hard to say what the situation will be this year."

West was slightly stunned, then he thought about it carefully and laughed, "That's right. If someone had said a year ago that we would start the new season as the defending champions and beat Pittsburgh in the opening game, I would have suggested that he see a psychiatrist."

Laughter, stirring in the chest -

It is precisely because of this that West firmly believes that they should say thank you to Levi. The starting point of all this is Levi's arrival.

A rookie who became a hero in Kansas City.

(End of this chapter)