Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 898 Absolute Focus
"Hoo, hey, champ!"

"Hoo, hey, champ!"

From players to coaches, everyone was included, and they all joined in the post-match performance of "Levi the Flying Man".

No one knows the difficulties of the season better than the Kansas City Chiefs players, and no one knows the stalemate behind this seemingly easy title defense better than the Kansas City Chiefs players.

At this moment, as they stand here celebrating their defending title, everything is thanks to Levi.

Not only on the tactical level, but also on the spiritual level, it was all thanks to Levi's on-the-spot performance that the Kansas City Chiefs were always united and able to overcome the difficulties.

Now, it's time to say "thank you".

In the VIP room, Goodell looked down at the scene quietly.

The game was still a mess.

No matter how Nantz and Romo tried to save the situation with sweet words, no matter how "Inside the League" proved in a simple and easy-to-understand way that the game was far closer than the score showed.

To the general public, the game was a flop.

The Los Angeles Rams were disappointing, even shocking.

Without having to read the data, Goodell knew that this year's ratings would be very bad and would not be at the same level as last year's Super Bowl.

There is no way, competitive sports are so cruel and numbers don’t lie.

Goodell, however, is not worried at all.

Ratings are important, but so are the course and results of the game.

The Kansas City Chiefs defended their title and became another champion after the New England Patriots, which means that a new structure within the AFC has taken shape.

Levi suddenly appeared and undoubtedly became the new face of the league. The league had spent two full years building up momentum and was about to reap the rewards.

Whether it is "New England Patriots vs. Kansas City Chiefs" or "Levi vs. Donald", the vacancy in the league's focus topic after Manning's retirement has finally been successfully filled. Next season, the league should be particularly lively.

Creating stars has been completed; the next step is to create gods.

It is easy to create stars, but difficult to create gods.

Goodell had no way of being sure whether Levi could achieve godhood. After all, running backs had too many limitations. Peterson was just one step away but ultimately failed to do so, and the same was true for Levi.

But Goodell is particularly looking forward to it. He can't wait to open the next chapter of Levi——

If we fail, then we fail. The league is so big, there are young people joining every year and potential new stars rising every year. There is no need to worry.

But what if it succeeds?

On the court, the players finally put Levi down. Looking at the excited Levi, Kelce was the first to turn around and run, fearing that he would become the next sacrificial sheep, while the idiot Mahomes stood there laughing heartlessly.

Levi looked left and right, exchanging glances with the players, showing perfect understanding.

The next second, they surrounded Mahomes, and Mahomes was stunned.

But he never expected that Levi would take the lead, running in front like an arrow, holding the innocent Reed and shouting hello.

"guys."

Reed: Rookie, you?
Reed didn't even have time to react before he was carried up.

Reed was extremely panicked. The usually calm head coach was sweating like a 300-pound baby, waving his hands and feet helplessly.

Once, and again.

Until Chad Steele came along.

"Levi...Levi!" Chad Steele, whom Levi knew, was the vice president of public relations of the Baltimore Ravens.

Apparently, Levi didn't realize that he saw Steele here.

"Chai De, why are you here?" Levi put down the sweaty Reid. The old coach's glasses and hat had all slipped off, and his nose and forehead were covered in sweat. He looked so disheveled that it was rare to see him.

Steele glanced at Reid and tried to hold back a laugh, "Coach Reid, we need to head to midfield."

The game is over, but the Super Bowl is not.

The media swarmed into the stadium to witness the post-game handshake between the Los Angeles Rams and the Kansas City Chiefs. This was the moment everyone was looking forward to, and it was also the reason why Steele was there.

Whenever the Super Bowl ends, reporters, league officials, and staff all swarm in, blocking the stadium. The whole scene is extremely chaotic, and the quarterback and head coach are the focus of the focus. At this moment, someone needs to lead them in front of the live camera to complete the final post-game ceremony under the attention of the entire United States.

The league's public relations department is short-staffed and often needs to borrow staff from the team's public relations department to help.

Although Steele works in the public relations department, he is 6.6 feet (200 cm) tall, weighs 240 pounds (109 kg), and is a college basketball player. He is not only physically capable of breakthroughs, but also has strong professional skills, which makes it easy for him to stand out.

In fact, Steele has come to the Super Bowl five times in the past seven years to help out.

At this time, it's the same.

The Kansas City Chiefs were celebrating their victory, but Steele had to interrupt them to remind them of their Super Bowl responsibilities.

McVay, Goff, Donald and other Los Angeles Rams players were bathed in the flying red fireworks fragments in despair. They wanted to leave the stadium immediately, but they were forced to stay where they were.

The sooner they get that post-game handshake done, the quicker they can get out of here.

Reed patted Levi on the shoulder, and Levi helped Reed up.

Reed didn't turn around to look at Levi, still taking his time, "Don't do this next time."

Levi had a well-behaved look on his face, "Yes, coach, we'll wait another year."

Reed adjusted his glasses and looked at Steele, "Chaid, you lead the way."

Steele bent down slightly and bowed, "Coach, the people in charge of you are over there, and I will be in charge of the rookies tonight." After saying that, Steele looked at Levi with understanding.

Levi: ??? "Where's our quarterback?"

During the post-game handshake, all the focus was on the head coach and the quarterback. Why should he, a running back, get involved?

Steele didn't say anything either, just patted Levi on the shoulder.

Levi looked up at Steele, who was standing next to him like a giant, and looked like a student who skipped class but was caught by the dean of studies. He obediently entered the stadium.

Donald was already waiting there.

The quarterback has his own circle, and the coach has his own circle. Obviously, they are all the focus of attention tonight, and countless cameras are aimed at them.

However, tonight was a little special. The quarterback, who usually gathered the most people, was a little deserted. The largest and most densely packed crowd was always looking around, and finally after seeing the tall man Steele in the crowd, they rushed over slowly but turbulently.

From a distance, Steele raised his right hand high like a tour guide.

"Keep your distance and maintain order."

Now, I finally understand why the Alliance sent ace Steele to follow Levi.

In less than thirty seconds, the surging crowd had submerged Levi and Donald, and continued to expand like marshmallows.

Indeed, the new generation quarterback duel between Mahomes and Goff is worth noting; the new and old coach clash between Reid and McVay is also full of topics; but all the focus of this year's Super Bowl cannot compare to the popularity of Levi vs. Donald——

Not even one percent.

(End of this chapter)