Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 771 Closely Connected
Praise, admiration, affirmation, and the bustling voices once again pushed Levi to a peak.

In the four major leagues in North America, people admire self-confidence, strength, and positivity. Humility doesn't work in the NFL; but everything has two sides. If they are big mouths like Sherman and Ramsey, people hope that they can accurately understand themselves and respect their opponents.

There is a fine line between confidence and arrogance, modesty and humility.

How to strike the right balance depends on personal opinion.

Levi's public image has always been confident and sunny. Since he switched to the football field, he has reached the top in less than three years, winning the NCAA championship and the Super Bowl championship. He has been very successful all the way. It is the time when he is in high spirits and is determined to conquer the world at a young age.

Since entering the NFL, he has always shown an upright attitude when facing any team or opponent.

But this time, in an atmosphere of universal praise and admiration, Levi stepped on the brakes and applauded his opponents with a humble and objective attitude, instantly winning cheers from the media, in stark contrast to those arrogant and overbearing young people who ended up with nothing.

No wonder even Brees praised Levi for becoming a true leader.

Li Wei:? This is all right?
Unexpectedly, but understandably, the New England Patriots became the focus of questions at the post-game press conference between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Indianapolis Colts. Whether you admit it or not, whether you like it or not, this is the New England Patriots' current position in the league.

However, not all problems revolve around the New England Patriots.

"Levi, you rested for two full weeks in the 17th week of the regular season and the first week of the playoffs. Today you returned to the starting lineup. People were worried that you might not be able to adjust to your best condition immediately, but that's obviously not the case. On the contrary, you showed a strong desire to win and played at your best from the beginning. What's the reason?"

It was a routine question, and other reporters rolled their eyes: There was no need to waste time on such a boring question. It was obvious that this was a struggle by the local media in Kansas City to regain the focus.

However, I didn’t expect that there would be an unexpected surprise.

"Yes, this game is a little different. I am not only fighting for myself and the team, but also for the fans living in this city."

"Annie..."

In front of the TV, Annie exclaimed: Ah!
She covered her mouth tightly, unable to believe what she heard.

Jenna and Jeff were also stunned.

"Felix..."

Felix clenched his fists and cheered, "Fly!"

Karen had not expected this. Her heart began to beat wildly, her head buzzed, and she stared at the TV screen, not daring to move.

"The guys at the Old Oak Tavern..."

Huh!

The Old Oak Tavern shook instantly, and everyone raised their hands, raised their glasses, and cheered.

Anderson and West stood at the bar, watching the scene quietly. Their eyes met inadvertently and they both laughed.

"And the residents who live down-to-earth and conscientiously on this land."

"They come to Arrowhead Stadium every Sunday to watch the games and show their support with all their passion. We have become a part of their lives."

"Similarly, without them, we are just a group of workers who play for the former with an annual salary of millions..."

Haha.

The TV walls in supermarkets, the checkout counters in coffee shops, the checkout lines at convenience stores, the cleaners hanging on the outer walls of office buildings wiping the glass and looking at the office TV through the windows, the workers preparing to go back to work next to the factory assembly lines, all paused to watch a post-match press conference, and then burst into laughter - a worker earning a million dollars a year, it doesn't sound that bad.

The same thing happened to the reporters in the press conference room, who couldn't stop laughing.

"Without them, it's just a game and a sport, nothing less but nothing more."

"It is their presence that makes everything different. We are fighting for something more valuable and meaningful. The victory or defeat of a game is far more than that. It may be their expectation for a week, or it may be a little hope in the endless busyness and fatigue."

"A game might be the only space a father and son can spend together alone, and rugby might be the one sport that brings a family together."

“We need to feel the weight of the game.”

"It's a tough game for us, we're playing against a good team, but at the end of the day, we're playing against another group of humans, humans just like us, so it shouldn't be such a bad test."

"But for Anne, Felix, and the group of friends around them, their opponents are cancer and death. It is a difficult battle. To be honest, I don't know how to win."

"However, they did not give up. They fought with all their might. Even though they were not yet adults and had to face a battle with a huge disparity in strength, they still held their heads high and met the challenge."

"I admire them and look up to them. I hope I can fight like them, so I step onto the court and do my best. I hope I will not be unworthy of this jersey and the number 23 on my back."

"And I will fight to the end, because we are chiefs who do not know how to give up or surrender."

clap clap.

clap clap clap!
Applause, thunder.

Felix took a deep breath, and then took another deep breath. His nose still felt sore, so he lowered his head, trying to cover up himself.

Karen patted Felix's shoulder, wanting to say something but finally gave up, straightened her back slightly, and looked at the TV screen with a determined look.

Anne grinned and clapped her hands vigorously with great enthusiasm. Turning her head, Anne saw Jenna hurriedly taking out a tissue to wipe away her tears. A bitter taste appeared on the tip of her tongue and her eyes were a little moist.

She was worried about her mother. What would happen to her mother if she left?
But Annie did not let her emotions collapse. Instead, her smile became brighter. "Haha, Dad, look, Mom is crying, Mom is crying!"

Jenna looked at Annie in disbelief, "I didn't, you saw it wrong."

Jeff also looked over. Jenna couldn't hide her slightly red and swollen eyes at all, so he laughed happily too, even though Jenna warned him with her eyes. But Jeff quickly hid behind Annie and used the taunting skill with his daughter.

Jenna opened her mouth slightly, looked at Annie and Jeff, and finally couldn't help but smiled with the corners of her mouth raised; but unexpectedly, the tears that had stopped originally started to flow again, and she couldn't control it anymore, crying and laughing, she felt like she was not mentally normal.

"Oh, God." Jenna sighed to the sky.

Anderson let out a long breath and finally controlled himself. When he turned around, he saw West who was secretly rubbing his eyes to cover up.

West noticed the gaze and quickly straightened himself up, pretending nothing had happened. He looked at the noisy applause in the bar and said, "This atmosphere."

Anderson smiled and said meaningfully, "I told you, he's worth it."

West was slightly stunned, and couldn't help laughing, and nodded slightly, "Yeah."

(End of this chapter)