Dominate the Super Bowl

Chapter 611: 610 psychological shadow Chapter 611: 610 psychological shadow For a long time, Tom Brady always maintained a gentlemanly image in front of the media, never losing his composure, let alone swearing.

But now, Brady had had enough of the media’s nonsense:

Psychological shadow?

Who has a psychological shadow?

You are the ones with a psychological shadow about Li Wei, your whole family has a psychological shadow about Li Wei!

Even a clay Buddha has some anger.

“Haha, of course not,” he said.

“It’s just two games.

If losing two in a row causes a psychological shadow, then the whole League should have a psychological shadow about me.”

Using all his strength, Brady controlled his language, not ruining the image he had painstakingly crafted, and responded lightly, with a touch of Versailles:

The confidence and composure revealed in his words truly displayed the demeanor and breadth of a champion—

A mere Super Bowl Trophy?

Don’t be in such a hurry to stick your tail up.

Having said that, Brady didn’t wait for the reporters to continue their barrage, he turned and left, leaving the media hanging in an uncommon fashion; yet the reporters did not give up so easily, their bothersome voices continued to bombard him.

“Tom, do you think you can end the losing streak against Li Wei this year?”

“Some people think Li Wei is your nemesis because he doesn’t know you at all, whereas you always seem restricted in his presence, what do you think?”

“Did you watch the season opener?

How do you rate Li Wei’s performance?”

The questions, in fact, lacked originality, still the same ones, no change at all, these reporters obviously couldn’t be bothered to refresh their question pool.

Li Wei, Li Wei, always Li Wei.

Not the Kansas City Chiefs, but Li Wei—it was clear from the subject that the reporters intended to recreate the pre-and post-opening game atmosphere of last year, once again setting Li Wei and Brady on opposing sides, fervently praying that the legendary rivalry “Brady vs.

Manning” could take the stage again.

In short, the same old themes.

But the difference lay in the wording, tone, and attitude—that was starkly different.

It was as if the reporters had all taken a course in “Provocation” and couldn’t wait to max out all their skill points, capable of infuriating someone to death with a single sentence.

Listen—

“Are you afraid of Li Wei?”

Brady: fists clenched.

Literally, suddenly clenching his fist, Brady almost turned around to greet the reporter’s nose with his fist, ready to start a dye shop on that detestable cheek to see once and for all who was afraid of whom.

He was so close.

Brady forcefully swallowed back that anger, his mouth full of the taste of blood, and went back to the locker room, frustrated and annoyed.

So.

The New England Patriots ended up training again, catching the players unawares, all staring at Brady with question marks over their heads, but no one dared to ask what was going on.

Seeing Brady’s gloomy face, no one dared to step into the line of fire.

Latter, someone secretly complained to Belichick, explaining that Brady’s extra training on top of the regular was inhumane—what if someone got hurt?

Unexpectedly, Belichick nodded in apparent understanding, then turned around and extended the training session by thirty minutes.

It wasn’t for tactical training but purely for physical fitness, squeezing every last bit of energy from the players, pushing them to the limit.

The players: …What on earth did we do wrong?

By the time training was over, their brains were completely blank; forget about complaining, they barely had the strength left to breathe.

Rumors are afoot, that when someone dragged their body past Belichick’s office, as if it were a sack of burlap, they could supposedly hear the sound of knives being sharpened—

But no one dared to confirm, fleeing in such terror that they couldn’t refute others who suggested they were hearing things.

Gradually, the rumors grew more and more outrageous.@@novelbin@@

Some said they saw Li Wei’s shredded photos in the trash can; others claimed they saw Reed’s photo hanging on the dartboard in Belichick’s office; still, others said there was a Li Wei doll full of pins in Brady’s locker.

On and on it went.

The rumors, they just couldn’t be stopped.

Whether one admitted it or not, after Big Manning retired, no team or player had stepped forward to take on the role of confronting Brady and the New England Patriots; but now, half the League and countless fans had pinned their hopes on Li Wei and the Kansas City Chiefs.

At least, in terms of momentum and public opinion, energy buzzed and surged towards the Kansas City Chiefs.

As for the New England Patriots, they couldn’t possibly be unaware of this, the label of “season sweep” weighing heavily on their chests, as players and staff sharpened their knives.

Expectations gradually heated up.

Pressure climbed steadily.

Countless eyes were all focused on the Kansas City Chiefs, fervently hoping this young team could truly grow into a force that could confront the New England Patriots.

The pressure was far beyond imagination, layered upon their status as the defending champions, which put the Kansas City Chiefs under intense scrutiny.

If the Kansas City Chiefs couldn’t withstand such pressure, they might crumble quickly and sink into mediocrity, or even plummet to rock bottom overnight, necessitating a complete overhaul.

But if the Kansas City Chiefs could bear the pressure, endure the trials, and complete their transformation, they would grow into a truly strong team and begin to build a dynasty.

For the past twenty years, all reigning champions had gone through this process and ended in failure, with only the New England Patriots emerging from the fire tempered and setting up an incredible dynasty since the new century, becoming the ultimate champions that everyone in the League longed to defeat.

Now, all eyes were on the Kansas City Chiefs, this vibrant and invincible young team, to see if they could withstand the test of pressure.

The journey was setting sail, not just to defend the title but also to grow into champions and build a dynasty.

Week two of the regular season.

The Kansas City Chiefs traveled to Los Angeles to challenge their division rivals, the Chargers.

Facing the Los Angeles Chargers who had upgraded their team this season, the defending champions withstood another test, establishing an absolute advantage with their smooth offense in the first three quarters, and snuffing out the opponents’ comeback with defense in the fourth quarter, securing a hard-fought victory away from home.

“38:28”.

Week three of the regular season.

The Kansas City Chiefs returned to their home field, holding fort at Arrowhead Stadium to face the San Francisco 49ers.

It was a bit regrettable that Smith couldn’t represent the Kansas City Chiefs against his former team, but the team he faced was no longer the San Francisco 49ers he knew.

After several seasons of highs and lows under head coach Jim Harbaugh, the San Francisco 49ers had a complete overhaul last season, from the team manager to the head coach to the starting quarterback, changing everything inside and out, but a six-win ten-loss record was not enough to satisfy the fans.

Clearly, rebuilding takes time, and both fans and the front office need patience.

Rome wasn’t built in a day, nor is a team with championship DNA.

This year, still adjusting and still exploring, the San Francisco 49ers clearly had many shortcomings.

They caused some trouble for the defending champions in the first half, but lacked staying power, and were completely overshadowed by the Kansas City Chiefs in the second half.

“27:38”.

The Kansas City Chiefs easily defeated the San Francisco 49ers at home, starting the new season with three straight victories, displaying their vibrant and unbeatable spirit amid escalading pressure.