Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 789 Magnificent Picture Scroll
"Go forward, go forward, hopeful! You will never walk alone!

Go forward, go forward, hopeful! You will never walk alone! "

Over and over again, the majestic and tenacious singing voice resounded in Arrowhead Stadium. The power coming from the depths of the soul and the warmth coming from the beating heart surged out like a torrential rain in midsummer.

then.

Felix held up the red scarf in his hand, and West, Provos and others followed suit. The red scarf spread out like a huge wave, sweeping the entire venue.

Jeff noticed it and quickly raised his right hand.

He noticed that Jenna didn't move, completely immersed in the roar of the scene, so he quickly bumped Jenna's shoulder, and Jenna also raised her right hand high.

The waves are rolling.

Wave after wave rolled over, and finally the entire Arrowhead Stadium raised their hands—

Red and white.

With red as the canvas and white as the brushstrokes, even though some New England Patriots fans refused to cooperate, resulting in an incomplete canvas, this was enough to ensure that the Arrowhead Stadium, which could accommodate 80,000 people, was packed, forming a magnificent painting that unfolded.

That was, surprisingly, a painting.

A girl with big eyes and a big smile that can light up the world.

Next to the girl's head is a sentence, "You'll Never Walk Alone."

Jenna had no idea what was going on. She just kept looking around the room in panic and curiosity. But the answer soon came out. She couldn't believe her eyes. She looked around the room blankly, staring with wide eyes, looking around again and again, muttering to herself.

"That's Annie. That's Annie!"

That girl was clearly Annie, and Jenna stared at the scene in disbelief with her mouth wide open.

heh.

Take a breath!
Anne has always dreamed of coming to Arrowhead Stadium, standing in the stands, watching the game with 80,000 Kansas City Chiefs fans, witnessing Levi's touchdown, and fighting with the team.

However, Anne still missed it.

But she never expected that Anne would come to Arrowhead Stadium in such a way. Looking at that smiling face, Jenna could no longer control herself and burst into tears.

In my ears, I heard the loud singing that continued to echo and stir.

"Go forward, go forward, be full of hope, you will never walk alone!"

In the center of the field, all the Kansas City Chiefs players stopped and looked up at the field.

They have always been the protagonists, standing upright under the spotlight, with the fans at Arrowhead Stadium watching them intently and witnessing their performance; but today, they switched positions.

The fans stood under the spotlight, and the players looked up at the faces, some familiar and some unfamiliar, witnessing them lighting up Arrowhead Stadium with the heat of their souls.

The shock was overwhelming.

No one is an exception.

Levi stood in the crowd, watching the scene quietly and silently, remembering the magnificent sight before him deeply with his eyes.

This is the moment for Kansas Chief, but it is also the moment for Annie.

"... We are witnessing a scene that is heartbreaking for Kansas City."

In the live broadcast room, the partnership of Nantz and Romo once again provided live commentary, but before the game even started, they faced a severe test.

Nantz was filled with emotion, and his words were a little difficult to speak.

"Annie Gallas, an 11-year-old Kansas City Chiefs fan, passed away four days ago from leukemia."

"Obviously, it's not easy for this city, for this team."

"In the difficult times of the economic crisis, they have been working hard and persisting, waiting for the dawn of a turnaround in life. Finally, the Kansas City Chiefs emerged and won the Super Bowl last season, igniting hope for the city." "However, reality is still full of ups and downs, which has dealt another blow to the city."

“Life is never easy. When we think a storm has passed, the next storm comes and sweeps us into the torrent again.”

"This time, they are still the same. They are united, gathered at Arrowhead Stadium, and together with the team, they hold their heads high and face the difficulties in life."

“You’ll Never Walk Alone.”

"This is what Kansas City says to Anne, and this is what Chief Kansas says to everyone facing a difficult situation."

“In the hardships and twists and turns of life, in the endless darkness and pain, everyone is carrying a heavy burden and moving forward, surrounded by loneliness and confusion. However, the Kansas chiefs use practical actions to make their voices heard, telling every lone person:

You will never walk alone."

Nanci, filled with emotion and overwhelmed with emotions.

When I turned around, I found Romo rubbing his eyes secretly.

He knew Romo was thinking about his final days with the Dallas Cowboys.

Romo has always been Romo, humble, down-to-earth, sincere, and dedicated. He already has the skills and abilities, but he always lacks a breath at the critical moment.

Character determines fate.

It is precisely because Romo is a good boy that he always lacks murderous aura at critical moments.

He never really got the wholehearted support of the fans in Dallas, and he has always been alone in pursuing his dream.

On the surface, Romo, as the quarterback of Team America, enjoys great glory; in reality, the pain, suffering, loneliness and struggle are only known to Romo himself, and he cannot speak of them, otherwise he would become an ungrateful bastard.

However, those scars and those tortures are real.

This scene once again reminded Romo of his sad past.

Nantz understood, understood everything.

Romo nodded towards Nantz, smiled to express his gratitude, and then spoke in a nasal voice.

"Without a doubt, this is the most important game in two seasons for the Kansas City Chiefs, even more important than last season's Super Bowl."

"Not only do they have to face the strongest team in the league in the past 20 years, but they also have to face an important test of growing and transforming into a truly strong team."

“It’s hard to reach the Super Bowl, but it’s even harder to stay at the top and be a really strong player.”

"Let's wait and see."

Buzz, buzz.

The air at Arrowhead Stadium was filled with rolling heat waves, colliding with the cold wave, stirring up incredible air waves that made it almost impossible to stand.

Brady watched the scene quietly with a serious expression.

He realized that this was a difficult game.

If Chief Arrow attacks the New England Patriots with a jealous attitude, it will be just like countless away games, nothing new. Brady has seen too many such situations and doesn't care at all.

Arrowhead Stadium, however, did not.

They gathered together with the soul of the fans, and their attention was not on attacking the New England Patriots, but on igniting their high morale and focusing on the game. This calmness and rationality were enough to make the Kansas Chiefs a more dangerous opponent.

Because on some level, they are not competing against the New England Patriots, but facing a battle against life, fate, and themselves. Such concentration and courage can often burst out incredible power.

Brady knew it would be a tough battle and he needed to cheer up.

He is ready.

(End of this chapter)