Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 713 Troublesome Problem
"Oh God, Lynn is crazy?"

"Jesus Christ!"

"Lynn chose the two-point conversion and all the Los Angeles Chargers fans went crazy."

The game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers was as intense as expected.

Amid the chaos and turmoil, the Kansas City Chiefs showed good competitive form and entered the fourth quarter with a "21:14" lead; and at the beginning of the fourth quarter, they continued to expand their lead with Levi's running touchdown.

However, the Los Angeles Chargers, whose offensive weapons are fully mature this season, pursued them relentlessly. First, their passing and running balance blossomed, and they relied on ground offense to catch up for a touchdown.

Then quarterback Rivers showed his passing touch that has exploded throughout the season, shooting high and firing at full speed. In just less than two minutes, he successfully connected with wide receiver Mike Williams and scored another touchdown to tie the score.

At this time, there are four seconds left until the end of the game.

Score: “28:27”.

Next, the Los Angeles Lightning only need to kick the extra point, and then it will go into overtime.

Just when everyone thought that the Kansas City Chiefs were about to face the test of overtime for the second consecutive week, Los Angeles Chargers head coach Lynn made a surprising choice.

Two-point conversion.

Obviously, Lynn watched the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens last week. He knew the explosiveness of the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive team. Instead of fighting hard in overtime, it would be better to take advantage of the opportunity when it is in his hands.

A two-point conversion, if successful, is a buzzer beater; if unsuccessful, is falling before the finish line.

But at least, the initiative is in our hands.

Then, the spotlight of Stubhub Stadium focused on one player:
Mike Williams.

In 2017, he was selected seventh in the first round, in the same class as Levi and Mahomes. This highly anticipated wide receiver disappeared after entering the professional league and has never been able to realize his talent.

Last season, he worked as a errand boy for the Los Angeles Chargers' special teams.

This season, he entered the main lineup but only served as the sixth wide receiver. The season is coming to an end, and his receiving yards have not yet exceeded 400.

Ordinary, ordinary, inconspicuous, blue-collar player.

however.

It was precisely this kind of Mike Williams who stole all the limelight in the final moments of the crucial showdown between the rivals in the same district. First, he connected with Rivers to score a touchdown, shortening the score gap to one point; and then he overpowered cornerback Fowler to grab the football and complete the conversion in the two-point conversion.

Killer.

"28:29".

The Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs at home, handing the defending champions their third loss of the season.

After the game, Levi's classic quote once again sparked heated discussion.

"See, I told you I don't like Los Angeles."

The self-deprecating and teasing tone won applause and laughter on social networks.

Now, the season records of both teams are 11 wins and 3 losses. The Kansas City Chiefs rely on their advantage in the division record to temporarily continue to hold the top spot in the division.

But this is only temporary.

The battle for the top spot in the American League West and the entire American League playoff situation is completely fierce.

On the one hand, the New England Patriots lost consecutive away games to the Miami Dolphins and the Pittsburgh Steelers, and suddenly fell behind, with a season record of nine wins and five losses. On the other hand, the Houston Texans led by Watt emerged as a dark horse, and after three consecutive losses at the beginning of the season, they won nine consecutive games. Although they lost to the Indianapolis Colts at home and ended their winning streak, they then defeated the New York Jets in a hard-fought away game and gained a firm foothold.

Currently, the situation in the US is extremely intense.

The Kansas City Chiefs are still temporarily ranked as the No. 1 seed, the Houston Texans have overtaken the New England Patriots and are hot on their heels as the No. 2 seed, and the New England Patriots have temporarily slipped to the No. 3 seed.

In addition, the Los Angeles Lightning have also confirmed their playoff spot in advance, but due to their disadvantageous record in the division, they have to temporarily be ranked as the fifth seed and lead the competition in the wild card game.

That is to say, if the regular season ends now and the playoffs begin, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers have the same season record, but their fates are completely different because the two teams belong to the same division.

One team is seeded No. 1 in the American League and not only gets a bye in the first round of the playoffs, but also enjoys home-field advantage throughout the playoffs; the other team has to start from the wild-card round and face strong teams in a row.

The same record, different fates, may even lead to a complete reshuffle of the Super Bowl competition and completely change the situation of the entire league.

It is precisely because of this that the victory or defeat of every game is extremely precious.

Like the five major European football leagues, the result will never be known until the last moment. Arsenal, who has been leading the way in the 2023 season, may have to watch Manchester City overtake and snatch the championship at the last moment.

The same is true for the NFL. With two weeks left in the regular season, anything is possible.

There is no doubt that this game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers may completely disrupt the AFC's situation. Lynn's last-minute gamble was a stroke of genius, snatching a victory in a neck-and-neck showdown. His determination and courage to take advantage of the situation are worthy of praise.

However, after the game, the Kansas City Chiefs were caught in the storm again.

It has nothing to do with the players or the team, it's just a carnival for the haters.

Ever since Levi's sudden emergence, there has been envy, jealousy and hatred. In the eyes of those haters, the league unconditionally favors the Kansas City Chiefs in order to expand the Asian market. This is unfair. All media, all eyes and all traffic are all directed towards the Kansas City Chiefs.

However, the Kansas City Chiefs overcame all obstacles and withstood the test of fierce battles, and finally won the Super Bowl incredibly, becoming the new darling of the league. The black fans and haters could only draw circles and curse in the corner in indignation.

Now, the opportunity has finally come and no one wants to miss it.

It is worth noting that this is the third time the Kansas City Chiefs have lost within three points this season, and the third time they have suffered a buzzer-beater in the final seconds.

It’s difficult. It’s really too difficult.

For the Kansas City Chiefs, this loss was particularly hard to swallow.

However, in the eyes of haters, this is a carnival——

Can't wait to rub salt in the wound.

Moreover, the uproar over the Hunter incident has not completely cooled down, and it has become a weapon for haters to continue to anger and mock the Kansas City Chiefs:
Not only did they reopen the scar, but they also stepped on it and tore it apart.

One after another, people are taking advantage of others' misfortunes and gloating over their misfortunes. It is truly a carnival.

For a moment, people thought that the Kansas City Chiefs had missed the playoffs; but after rubbing their eyes and looking carefully, who was the No. 1 seed in the American League?

Kansas Chiefs.

Such a scene left the onlookers puzzled.

But this is exactly the case. It is precisely because the Kansas City Chiefs' season performance is still excellent, even too excellent, that the haters must seize the hard-won opportunity and put even a small black spot under the microscope and make a big fuss about it.

There is no way. I have been feeling depressed for too long.

Besides, the haters have to hurry up, because who knows, will they still be able to laugh after the game day is over next week?
The window in front of us is an opportunity. Just like before the end of the world, everyone is partying wildly and going crazy.

(End of this chapter)