Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1226: Furious
boom!
With a loud bang, the office door burst open and an angry figure rushed past like a tornado without even having time to take off his training gear.

In an instant, everyone in the office and the corridor held their breath and stared with wide eyes at the furious figure of No. 12.

"where is he."

he asks.

However, no one answered, and no one dared to answer.

"Where! Is! He!"

He raised his voice, and one could feel the gnashing of teeth and anger in every word.

No one dared to look him in the eyes—

One is Brady, a strong candidate for GOAT, the iconic flag of the New England Patriots and the league in the past decade; the other is Belichick, who is breaking all the records that a head coach can create, trying to surpass Don Shula as the legendary coach to become the first person in history, the team manager and head coach of the New England Patriots.

In this tit-for-tat confrontation, no one wants to set foot in the war zone, as they would become cannon fodder if they are not careful.

But at the same time, the battle between Brady and Belichick for team sovereignty is becoming increasingly tense, and no one knows who will be the final winner.

Before the situation becomes clear, no one is willing to take sides easily. If they take the wrong side...

Brady scanned the room silently. In fact, this silence proved that the office was still intimidated by Belichick's authority and no one dared to speak.

This made Brady smile.

"Good. Very good. Very good."

Brady nodded repeatedly.

"Is he in the office? Or in the tactical analysis room? There are only a few places like that."

Without waiting for a response, Brady took a step forward.

Finally someone realized the crisis and quickly stood up, trying to stop Brady, "Tom, Tom!"

Brady didn't care, "Get out!"

"Tom, calm down. Bill doesn't know any of this."

"Oh, you don't know? Do you think I'm Roger Goodell? I believe whatever you say? Get out of here!"

Brady was angry, really angry. He pushed away the obstacles in front of him and rushed towards the head coach's office in an unstoppable manner.

They have spent countless days and nights here for more than ten years. Brady is very familiar with the place and can find the direction with his eyes closed.

After the Gillette Stadium incident broke out, the entire social network went completely crazy——

Contempt. Discrimination. Disdain. Ridicule.

Those sights, those voices, those words, penetrated every pore, like a midsummer rainstorm, roaring continuously and swallowing him up completely.

He couldn't believe that such a thing happened again, before the game against the Kansas City Chiefs, before the game against Levi.

Brady has always longed to defeat Levi and the Kansas City Chiefs again in a fair and honest manner, for the sake of victory, for the Super Bowl, and more importantly, to prove himself.

He wants to prove to everyone that he is not old, he can still pass the ball, he can still win, he can still win the championship, he can still beat those green rookies, the "2016 NCAA Heisman Triangle" is a joke, he is the only king of this league.

Your uncle is still your uncle.

More importantly, he needed to prove himself.

He refused to bow to age and injury; his pride and self-esteem would not allow him to do so.

Brady has told Belichick this more than once since the offseason began, and he is looking forward to the home game against the Kansas City Chiefs in December.

"I'll be ready."

He did what he said. No matter what the previous game status was, he was 100% ready to face the Kansas City Chiefs.

It doesn't matter if he loses to Jackson or Watson, the only person he can't lose to is Levi. No, it's not that he can't lose, but he must win.

As a result, Belichick still took action, trying to please others, trying to take shortcuts, and trying to play tricks.

This was a slap in the face from Belichick.

boom!
Brady pushed open the door of the head coach's office and saw Belichick curled up like a mountain of meat, with anger bursting in his eyes.

"You don't believe I can continue to lead the team to win, right?"

Belichick had heard the noise outside a long time ago. He glanced at the expressions of other people at the office door and signaled with his eyes to let them leave.

Then, he looked at Brady.

"Tom, there's no need to embarrass yourself in front of the kids." Belichick spoke slowly and evenly, with a natural dignity and rigidity in his voice.

Brady was stunned and subconsciously closed the office door, but he immediately realized that his momentum was interrupted by Belichick.

This is Belichick, who is always able to control the situation without making a sound; and he, who is about to be forty years old, is still like a child in front of Belichick.

This thought made Brady very angry.

"You don't believe me, do you?"

"Because you don't believe I can lead the team to defeat them, you use these means to try to interfere with them and try to make Levi lose his balance."

"Right?"

Brady regained his morale.

"I told you I'd be ready, and I will be ready."

"All I need is for you to believe in me, just like you have believed in me over the years, and to continue to believe that I can find a way when it counts."

Belichick did not interrupt Brady, nor did he resist or argue. He just let Brady vent all his emotions. Until this moment, he just said, "I believe you."

Brady choked.

This was the second time that Belichick cleverly interrupted Brady, and the momentum that Brady had built up along the way disappeared in an instant.

Belichick looked at Brady and said, "I believe in you. You are the captain of the team, you are the core of the team, and I believe you can lead us to win the championship."

Do it all at once, second time tired, third time exhausted.

Brady looked at Belichick, even though he still refused to be led by the nose. "If you believe me, then what is going on this time?"

But when he said this, he no longer had the momentum.

Belichick didn't deny it. "A reminder."

Brady's anger was ignited again.

Belichick said before Brady exploded, "Remind you not to take Levi seriously, our goal is to win the championship."

"It's true that beating the Kansas City Chiefs is very important, but don't forget that this is just one of our tasks on the way to the playoffs and the Super Bowl."

"You're focusing too much on Levi right now. He? Not worth mentioning. We need to look at the overall situation. Tom, I need our captain back."

It was calm and peaceful, but Belichick's words were powerful.

Brady looked at Belichick, his anger still surging, but this time, he did not continue to explode, and rationality returned to his body.

Belichick didn't say much, and took the opportunity to look at the document in front of him. "Tom, the Kansas City Chiefs' pass defense improved again last week. People thought they relied on the offense to win, but in fact they relied on the defense. We need to pay attention to this..."

Silently, Belichick shifted Brady's attention to the tactical explanation chart in front of him.

(End of this chapter)