Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 611 Psychological shadow
Tom Brady has always maintained a gentlemanly image in front of the media, never losing his composure, let alone using foul language.

But now, Brady has had enough of the media's bullshit:
Psychological trauma? Who has psychological trauma? You have psychological trauma towards Li Wei, your whole family has psychological trauma towards Li Wei!
The Clay Bodhisattva still has three points of fire energy.

"Oh, of course not."

"It's just two games. If I have a psychological trauma after losing two games in a row, the whole league will probably have a psychological trauma against me."

Brady used all his strength to control his swearing, and ultimately did not destroy the image he had worked so hard to build. He also downplayed it and said, "Versailles for once":
The confidence and calmness revealed in his words truly demonstrate the style and mind of a champion.

Just a Super Bowl trophy? Don't be too proud.

After saying that, Brady turned around and left without waiting for the reporters to continue their attacks, leaving the media reporters there in a rare act; but the reporters still did not give up easily and continued to bombard him with annoying voices.

"Tom, do you think you can end your losing streak when you face Levi again this year?"

"Some people think that Levi is your nemesis because he doesn't know you at all and you are always restrained in front of him. What do you think?"

"Did you watch the season opener? How do you think Levi can score?"

The questions are actually nothing new, they are still the same questions, with no change over and over again. These reporters are obviously too lazy to update the question bank.

Levi, Levi, and Levi again.

It's not the Kansas City Chiefs, but Levi. The intention of these reporters can be seen from the subject. They are ready to repeat the atmosphere before and after last year's opening game, putting Levi and Brady on opposite sides again, holding hands and praying devoutly, hoping that the legendary rivalry like "Brady VS Manning" can appear again.

Simply put, the old three.

But the point is, the words, the tone, the attitude are completely different.

The reporters seemed to have taken the course "Provocation" and could not wait to max out their skills. A single sentence could make someone die of anger.

hear--

"Are you afraid of Levi?"

Brady: Fists hard.

Literally, Brady clenched his fist suddenly and almost turned around and hit the reporter's nose with his fist, and started to fight on that disgusting cheek to see who was afraid of whom.

Just a little bit.

Brady swallowed his anger hard, his mouth full of blood, and returned to the locker room feeling frustrated and annoyed.

then.

The New England Patriots practiced again and again. The players were caught off guard and looked at Brady with question marks on their heads, but no one dared to ask what was going on. Looking at Brady with a gloomy face, no one dared to confront him.

Later, someone secretly found Belichick to complain that Brady was doing inhumane extra training outside of daily training. What if he got injured?
Unexpectedly, Belichick nodded to show his understanding, but turned around and extended the training time by 30 minutes. It was not a tactical training, but purely physical training, which squeezed out all the remaining energy of the players and pushed them to the extreme to challenge their limits.

Players: ...What did we do wrong?
By the time the training was over, my brain was completely blank. Not only could I not complain, I even lost the strength to breathe.

Rumor has it that when someone dragged a body like a sack past Belichick's office, they seemed to hear the sound of knife sharpening.

But no one dared to step forward to confirm it. He was so frightened that he ran away in panic, so much so that he could not refute the claim that he was hallucinating.

Slowly, the rumors grew stronger. Some said that they saw torn photos of Levi in ​​the trash can; some said that there was a photo of Reed hanging on the dartboard in Belichick's office; some said that there was a Levi's doll full of needles in Brady's locker.

blah blah blah.

Rumors simply can't be stopped.

Whether you admit it or not, after Manning retired, no team or player has stepped up to take over the role of fighting against Brady and New England; but now, half of the league and countless fans have placed their hopes on Levi and the Kansas City Chiefs.

At least, judging by the momentum and public opinion, the energy was surging toward the Kansas City Chiefs.

The New England Patriots cannot be unaware of this. The label of "double kill in the season" weighs heavily on their chests, and everyone in the team is sharpening their knives.

The anticipation is gradually growing.

The pressure is rising.

Thousands of eyes are focused on the Kansas City Chiefs, eagerly expecting this young team to truly grow into a force to rival the New England Patriots.

The pressure, far beyond imagination, has piled up on the defending champion title, putting the Kansas City Chiefs under a microscope.

If the Kansas City Chiefs cannot withstand such pressure, they may collapse quickly and fall into mediocrity, or even hit rock bottom overnight and have to start over.
But if the Kansas City Chiefs can withstand the pressure, stand the test and complete the transformation, they will grow into a truly strong team and begin to build a dynasty.

In the past twenty years, all the defending champions have gone through this process and ended in failure. Only the New England Patriots have completed the tempering and have established an incredible peak dynasty since the new century, becoming the ultimate king that everyone in the league wants to defeat.

Now, all eyes are on the Kansas City Chiefs. Can this youthful and invincible team withstand the test of pressure?
The journey begins, and it is not only a journey to defend the title, but also a journey to grow into a king and establish a dynasty.

The second week of the regular season.

The Kansas City Chiefs traveled to Los Angeles to challenge their division rivals, the Lightning.

Facing the Los Angeles Lightning, which has been fully upgraded this season, the defending champions once again stood the test, relying on smooth offense to establish an absolute advantage in the first three quarters, and relying on defense to stifle the opponent's counterattack in the fourth quarter, taking away a hard-fought victory from the away game.

"38:28".

Week 3 of the regular season.

The Kansas City Chiefs return home to face the San Francisco 49ers at Arrowhead Stadium.

It's a bit regrettable that Smith missed the opportunity to represent the Kansas City Chiefs against his former team, but the team in front of him is no longer the San Francisco 49ers that Smith is familiar with.

After several seasons of ups and downs under head coach Jim Harbaugh, the San Francisco 49ers had a complete overhaul last season, from the team manager to the head coach to the starting quarterback, but last season's performance of six wins and ten losses was not enough to satisfy the fans.

Obviously, rebuilding will take time and both the fans and the management staff will need to be patient. Roma was not built in a day, and neither was a team with the DNA to win a championship.

This year, the San Francisco 49ers, who are still in the process of running in and exploring, obviously still have many shortcomings. They caused some troubles to the defending champions in the first half, but they lacked stamina and completely became a show for the Kansas City Chiefs in the second half.

"27:38".

The Kansas City Chiefs easily defeated the San Francisco 49ers at home, easily starting the new season with three consecutive wins, and showing the invincible youthful vigor and energy amid the increasing pressure.

(End of this chapter)