Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 639 The final conclusion
A conspiracy, a frame-up, using the power of public opinion and capital to suppress or even destroy the opponent by any means, and then easily get away with it -

This is not the first nor the second time that this has happened to the New England Patriots.

Over the past two decades, this has happened time and again, and watching the New England Patriots easily get away with it, the anger and dissatisfaction of other fans and other spectators has slowly accumulated day by day.

until now.

Finally, there was a person, finally there was a team, who stood up with dignity, said "no" to those shady conspiracies, and launched a counterattack.

In an instant, the emotions that had been suppressed again and again, endured again and again, finally could no longer be controlled and exploded completely.

however.

New England Patriots fans once again demonstrated a truth:
To some extent, the fans are a mirror of the team.

Because fans are also an important part of team culture, they can often reflect a team's most precious, most valued and most respected values, which continuously attract more fans to join and finally form a powerful energy.

In front of me, that's exactly what happened.

"We are the victims, okay?"

"You are just jealous and envious. You can't stand us winning so many championships, so you framed us."

"This is all a conspiracy directed and staged by that rookie to attack us."

Not only did the New England Patriots fans not admit defeat, but one by one they began shouting that they were injustice and refused to admit anything before the team's official statement.

Brady and Belichick's silence has only fueled their madness and arrogance, and they continue to make all kinds of remarks that expose their discriminatory nature.

The entire social network was in chaos, and the explosiveness of the off-field highlights completely overshadowed the outcome of the game itself. Originally, the New England Patriots' victory over the Kansas City Chiefs was news, but now the news focus has completely shifted.

Fans of the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs launched crazy attacks, and the tension between the two teams reached a new level, with even some attitudes of fighting to the death. The arguments and attacks went off track and finally evolved into mindless personal attacks.

At this point, there is no need for the league to push or hype it up. The New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs have already become new rising rivals, and their every move can easily detonate energy.

but.

The storm caused by New England Patriots fans on social networks did not affect Goodell's decision, and people in the know had already smelled the truth.

Goodell has always hoped to open up the global market, especially the Asian market. This development direction has both supporters and opponents, and there are always different voices in the league. It was precisely because of this that when Goodell was behind Levi's momentum last year, he encountered backlash and protests to varying degrees.

Now, the opportunity has come.

Goodell just made an example of someone to scare the monkeys, using this incident to demonstrate the league's determination. If anyone continues to complain, they can take this incident as a warning.

Therefore, Goodell not only has a clear position, but also must be decisive and resolute. In the face of the interests of the entire league, the New England Patriots are still powerless.
Subsequent developments also proved this point.

First, the New England Patriots issued an official statement that they would never tolerate discrimination. While expressing their sincere apologies to Levi and Mahomes, they will also actively cooperate with the league's investigation and will rectify the fan culture to show a new attitude.

The league then announced that it had completed an investigation with the cooperation of the New England Patriots and found 17 culprits who caused the riot. Based on the severity of the incident, nine fans were banned from entering Gillette Stadium this season, and the other eight fans were banned for three to five games.

Finally, the league announced its decision to warn and fine the New England Patriots. Although the fine was just a drop in the bucket, this action clearly put the responsibility and fault on the team. The team should be responsible rather than the fans, and the league's attitude couldn't be clearer.

The subsequent processing, one after another, was so rapid and powerful that New England Patriots fans could not react at all. Shocked, shocked, and sluggish.

First the team expressed its position, and then the league expressed its position. Under the double attack of solid evidence and official position, the fans completely died down.

Of course, there are still a few stubborn troublemakers jumping around on social networks, holding high the banner of conspiracy theories and continuing to speak out for the New England Patriots; but these voices are ultimately a minority and are quickly drowned out by the torrent.

At this point, the matter finally came to an end.

So, is this the end?

If you think so, you are too young and naive. After experiencing decadence and frustration, New England Patriots fans have turned their attention to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Never die.

It is conceivable that every confrontation between the two teams in the future should be full of sparks and tension. Now it is no longer a question of "goat vs. rookie", but has risen to the team level, and the fate of the old rivals is tightly entangled.

And it's not just the New England Patriots.

When the entire league was in an uproar and focused on the "Gillette Stadium fan incident", the other thirty teams were watching the excitement but they also knew that this was not a matter unrelated to them. Whether it was Goodell's determination to expand the global market or Levi becoming the new banner of the league, it was all closely related to them.

It's true that everyone dislikes the New England Patriots, but that doesn't mean they will choose to support the Kansas City Chiefs.

They can hate both Belichick and Levi——

Only children make choices, adults want everything.

For example, Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis.

The 60-year-old coach, who is entering his 16th season as head coach in Cincinnati, doesn't like Levy.

To be precise, it was full of contempt.

"Did Levi complete an amazing rookie season?"

"Yes, that is true."

"But this is the NFL. There are too many meteors that appear out of nowhere but disappear in a flash. If there is not a thousand, there must be at least eight hundred. Just one season of highlight makes the entire league flock to him, as if he is already a candidate for the greatest running back in the league. This is not his success, but a shame for the league. He has no bones and knees to kneel in front of interests."

"But that's your choice. I don't care. If you want my approval, get five top-notch seasons or two Super Bowl rings before you talk to me."

"Oh, sorry, I forgot. He's a running back. He might not last five seasons. Let's just say three seasons. Three."

"Before that, this whole thing about top players and elite running backs is all bullshit."

"Look, once the season is halfway through, his performance starts to become unstable and even noticeably declines. This was the case last year, and I'm afraid it will happen again this year."

"Be careful, rookie. Losing games in a row might become a habit."

In the seventh week of the regular season, the Cincinnati Bengals traveled to challenge the Kansas City Chiefs.

(End of this chapter)