Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1124 Image Project
"Rookie, what did Aaron Rodgers say to you after the game?"

"From the atmosphere of the handshake after the game, we smelled gunpowder. What happened exactly?"

"In the final moments of the game, the two teams had some disagreements over the penalty. What do you think of this?"

"Does anyone think that the Kansas City Chiefs' victory was due to the home whistle? Did Aaron Rodgers complain to you about it after the game?"

“What do you think of Aaron Rodgers doing a Hail Mary and losing the game?”

"Do you think the Kansas City Chiefs' victory was luck?"

The Kansas City Chiefs' post-game press conference room was bustling with people, and it was packed with people. One by one, people couldn't wait to fan the flames and sow discord, trying to squeeze out the game's surplus value. The wolf-like and tiger-like gleam in their eyes wished they could eat Levi alive.

This scene was completely predictable.

It is worthy of being the absolute focus of the eighth week of the regular season. Coupled with the NFL's activities to commemorate the centennial season, continuous publicity has pushed the heat wave to a new peak.

At this moment, all detonated.

If the encirclement and suppression of Levi was already so fierce, one can imagine how spectacular the encirclement and suppression of Rogers would be.

The visiting team's press conference room at Arrowhead Stadium was packed with people, with the surging crowd even overflowing into the corridor. The dense crowds were enough to send away people with trypophobia.

After all, compared to the winning team, the losing team is the best breeding ground for hype news and creating explosive points, not to mention that it is the moment when the team that has won all the games in the season ends its unbeaten streak, and the reporters can't wait.

however!
There has been no movement in the Green Bay Packers press conference room. What's going on?

Team manager Brian-Gutekunst had been standing in the waiting room behind the press conference room, but there was no movement. He watched the crowd outside grow larger and larger, but he was left alone there. Something was wrong with the atmosphere.

His face was livid, and he was extremely anxious.

When a team loses, that's when everyone starts to attack and target them. It's at this moment that the team's performance becomes the key to shaping its brand image.

Now is not the time to act recklessly. The Green Bay Packers have finally gotten rid of the dullness and depression of the McCarthy era and are finally ushering in a new atmosphere this season. They need to seize the opportunity to create a new image.

The result, now?
Gutkunst's breath caught in his throat.

People generally have the impression that Gutekunst is a "Green Bay regular." He has been with the Green Bay Packers for 20 years and took over as team manager last year. It was precisely because he had established strong connections in the team and received support from senior management that the move to fire McCarthy and replace him with the head coach did not encounter any obstacles.

But few people know that Gutekunst's career started with the Kansas City Chiefs. After graduating from college and leaving the NCAA, he did not participate in the draft, but directly looked for a job. His first job was a scout for the Kansas City Chiefs.

However, those were dark years for the Kansas City Chiefs. Due to personnel cuts, he was laid off after just one year and then went to the Green Bay Packers.

Tonight's game was also mixed for Gutekunst. It wasn't revenge, but returning to Arrowhead Stadium did feel different.

Gutekunst is eager to rebuild the glory of the Green Bay Packers. He needs the team to unite from top to bottom, just like Levi united the Kansas City Chiefs after Mahomes was injured and left the game. Only in this way can he establish a new brand image for the Green Bay Packers. So who is making trouble?

After waiting and waiting, there was still no movement. Gutkunst finally could no longer control himself and left the waiting room angrily.

Running wildly all the way.

From a distance, Gutekunst could see the players bustling in the corridor outside the locker room.

"what happened?"

"What's wrong!" Gutkunst pushed through the crowd with a frown on his face.

"What are you two idiots standing here for? The end of the game doesn't mean everything is over. There is still a post-match press conference and all the media are staring at us. Don't you know that?"

There was a burst of curses, but no one responded.

Gutkunst took a deep breath, suppressed his anger, glared at Adams, and waited for Adams to answer.

But I didn't expect that Adams was sitting there with his hands folded on his chest, his back leaning against the wall, sulking with an expression that said "this has nothing to do with me".

What's wrong with this guy?
But Gutekunst didn't have time to ask.

There are more than 50 people in a team. How can he have the time to pay attention to their little quirks and tempers? This is not a kindergarten where girls play house.

"Where's Aaron?"

On the side, Aaron Jones looked up.

Gutkunst's face was full of anxiety. "Number 12, number 12!"

Aaron Jones glanced at the locker room sullenly. "He said he needed some quiet time, and then he went in."

Gutkunst's eyes went dark. "Is he crazy? This is not Green Bay. He is throwing a tantrum on enemy territory. Is he worried that the news won't leak out fast enough? We might not even get to the parking lot before the media eat us alive. Damn, is he only seven years old?"

Gutkunst was furious.

Don't get me wrong, he likes Rodgers and believes that Rodgers is the key to the team's Super Bowl run, so the first thing he did when he took over as team manager was to renew Rodgers' contract, which eventually led to a record-breaking contract.

But at the same time, he didn't like Rogers' arrogance and aloofness, and this big-name attitude was destroying the unity of the Green Bay Packers as a team.

The team needs Rogers, but it can't just have Rogers.

The team lost tonight, and this is the moment when Rogers needs to show his leadership qualities. Look at Levi's behavior after the game, and then look at Rogers' behavior after the game?
Gutekunst couldn't believe his ears. He needed to teach Rogers a lesson, even the biggest player on the team couldn't do that.

boom!
Gutkunst flung open the door, "Aaron!"

Rogers heard the sound and looked up. His eyes were as calm as an ancient well. He stared at Gutkunst calmly and indifferently, as if he was looking at a corpse. The icy murderous aura came over him and instantly grabbed Gutkunst's heart, silencing all sounds.

Gutkunst paused, his footsteps froze in place, unable to move, trembling like an ant crawling under the claws of a monster.

All of Gutkunst's anger was stuck in his throat. After hesitating for a second, he made a quick decision and turned around to leave the locker room.

When I turned around, I saw the corridor full of Green Bay Packers players.

Gutekunst could only stay calm and said, "Aaron needs to be alone. We have communicated that no one will be allowed to enter the locker room from now on."

Adams looked at Gutkunst with a righteous look on his face and sneered: Haha, he should have gotten the job of team manager based on this ability.

In the locker room, Rogers was lost in his own thoughts, replaying the game over and over in his mind, as if he was repeatedly tormented by fire.

(End of this chapter)