Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 614 Traffic Guarantee
There is no doubt that "Brady vs. Levi" has become the hottest traffic topic in the league today, and it can ignite the Internet at any time.

Since Manning retired, the league's direction has changed slightly.

On the one hand, Brady's "retirement topic" is bound to surface, and discussions about "Is he old enough to still make a living?" appear every now and then.

On the one hand, whether the legendary rivalry of "Brady vs. Big Manning" can find a successor and continue to ignite the enthusiasm of non-football fans.

It is precisely because of this that Levi’s sudden appearance has sparked a lot of discussion.

He jumps out from the cracks in the rocks, pulls out the sword in the stone, and challenges the throne; while the current king fights bloody battles to defend his glorious position. Behind this bloody confrontation may be the end of an era.

Just thinking about it makes my blood boil uncontrollably.

But, to be honest -

For now, the "Brady vs. Levi" showdown is still not important enough. Not to mention the old rivalries, even the excitement of the ultimate showdown in the American League is still a little lacking.

The so-called archenemy should be like Batman and the Joker, Superman and Luthor, who are inseparable, with wins and losses against each other and a fateful entanglement.

Firstly, the duel is exciting, and the bloody clash of bayonets always creates sparks.

Secondly, it is difficult to tell who is better and the outcome is unpredictable, so every encounter is full of suspense.

In professional tennis, the fateful duel between the three giants Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic is like this. Winning this time does not mean that you can continue to win next time. They continue to grow and improve in the collision of strong players, challenge each other's limits, and finally join hands to become better and more outstanding players.

"Manning vs. Brady", that's it, every encounter is full of suspense.

However, Brady and Levi are far from meeting this standard now.

First, the number of meetings was too small and the reference sample was insufficient.

Secondly, Levi won both battles, and the record was one-sided.

What kind of enemy is this?
If this continues, the most it will be is a story of generational exchange in which the new wave beats the old wave to death on the beach. As Levi's time in the league gets longer, rookies are no longer rookies and rookies are no longer rookies, and the topic has no value.

This is the fundamental reason why the media cheered for the rise of Donald and the Los Angeles Rams. It is exciting when the two teams are evenly matched and have wins and losses. Putting aside his rookie status, the suspense and expectations can still continue. Even if the Kansas City Chiefs and the New England Patriots are about to face off, the bustling discussion still flocks to Los Angeles first.

However, the focus is still the focus. After a brief hesitation, the topic returned to Levi and Brady.

After all, that's Brady.

Perhaps, facing Levi's two consecutive defeats can inspire Brady's fighting spirit, and he is finally willing to face Levi's threat and treat Levi as a new enemy.

If it's not the Joker, then it's the Penguin?
So, as I said before, Lian Po is old, can he still eat?
How much fuel is left in Brady's tank?

Moreover, it is not just Brady, the same is true from the perspective of the team and fans:
For the New England Patriots, the Kansas City Chiefs are quickly becoming the worst possible problem outside of their division rivals.

The key lies in last season's divisional round.

After the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the New England Patriots with a Hail Mary buzzer-beater, the aftermath left a lingering aftermath, causing a series of earthquakes in the latter team that exploded in the offseason and faced the most terrifying crisis in recent years.

Every offseason is a time for teams to rest, plan, and make adjustments, and all 32 teams are no exception; but this offseason, the New England Patriots have deservedly become the league's top focus - even the contracts of Cousins, Smith, and Rogers are not enough.

Wide receiver Amendola is heading to the Miami Dolphins.

Cornerback Butler is heading to the Tennessee Titans.

And so on. The heroes who helped the New England Patriots win the Super Bowl last year have been scattered all over the world in the blink of an eye. Even tight end Gronkowski said that he was not sure where the team's future lies.

However, the coming and going of players is not surprising, and the New England Patriots are all too familiar with it. Belichick and Brady are permanent, while the minions and death squads are constantly changing. Relying solely on these players is not enough to shake up a series of major events in the free transfer market. The real turmoil comes from the coaching staff.

Even before the Super Bowl kicked off, New England Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia had confirmed that he had found a new job.

Detroit Lions head coach.

Patricia has proven his talent on defense in New England, and now it's time to take a step forward and challenge for a head coaching job.

This was undoubtedly a loss for the New England Patriots.

However, this is still not all.

Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is also about to transfer!
Not only because it means that Belichick's left arm and right arm are cut off, but the more important reason is what McDaniels means to the team.

McDaniels is Belichick's direct descendant. His first job in the professional league in 2001 was as an assistant coach for the New England Patriots. At that time, the New England Patriots dynasty had not yet begun.

Belichick likes McDaniels very much and intends to cultivate this young coach. McDaniels worked his way up from assistant to coach, from the offensive team to the defensive team and back to the offensive team, learning all the different positions.

In 2009, the Denver Broncos saw McDaniels' potential and invited him to the team as head coach, and McDaniels agreed.

However, in his two seasons with the Denver Broncos, McDaniels still exposed his immaturity. He was easily confused when directing on the spot, was not clear or tough enough at critical moments, and lacked the courage of a head coach.
McDaniels was cut and went to the St. Louis Rams as offensive coordinator, but his performance was still poor and he lost his job after one season.

McDaniels, who was in confusion, was called by Belichick again and returned to the New England Patriots as offensive coordinator. This time he started from scratch and learned from his mentor.

In the past two years, Belichick is already 65 and 66 years old and may retire at any time. The New England Patriots have also begun to look for Belichick's successor.

Although Belichick's two sons are on the New England Patriots coaching staff, their limited talent is not up to the task, so the focus is on McDaniels.

Everyone, including New England Patriots fans, knows that McDaniels is the team's successor.

result--

McDaniels was actually poached?

In an instant, the world of the entire Fox Castle fans fell apart.

The sky is falling.

A flood of accusations and curses poured down on McDaniels, and this honest man instantly became a rat crossing the street that everyone wanted to beat. The New England Patriots' offseason couldn't be any worse, and even the draft seemed unable to save this disaster.

(End of this chapter)