Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1291 Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period
"Buffalo, I believe in Buffalo. This year's Buffalo is the Kansas City of the 2017 season. Josh Allen will be the savior and save the entire season!"

"Please ask King Henry to take the Titan and take off, okay? The Black Swan must be the Tennessee Titan that fought its way out of the sea of ​​blood and corpses."

"This year is JJ Watt's year! Houston, don't wait any longer, don't let Watt down any longer - Watt is a champion!"

Bustling with people!

It has become a hot topic and has exploded across the board, and it cannot be stopped at all, even reaching a new peak.

After all, over the past two seasons, the storm surrounding Levi has continued to create influence and spread across the globe.

At the same time, the ups and downs of the story lines this season have pushed the dramatic tension to the extreme.

On the one hand, after Luck announced his retirement without warning, quarterbacks led by Brady, Brees, Rivers, Manning Jr., Roethlisberger, and Flacco all felt the pace of time. The American League was once known as the mecca of quarterbacks, but now that era is passing away.

On the other hand, following Mahomes' strong rise last season, young quarterbacks such as Jackson, Watson, Allen, etc. have risen across the board this season. Although the league has been calling for the arrival of a new generation, this year it has been felt more clearly than ever before, and the transition from the old to the new seems to be being completed.

For old fans, they miss the glorious golden age and are reluctant to say goodbye to the era of "four elite quarterbacks" and "three top quarterbacks"; but for new fans, the timing is right to seamlessly welcome the new generation and choose their own home team.

It is precisely because of this that social networks are boiling over, with the rising popularity and traffic pushing them to new heights inconceivably.

Of course, there is no doubt that in the midst of all the noise, the Baltimore Ravens are the focus of this season.

The chosen one.

Whether it's Harbaugh once again demonstrating his wisdom and talent as a head coach, or Lamar Jackson showing all-round progress in passing in addition to his personal talent, everything is proving that the Baltimore Ravens are likely to be the biggest rival of the Kansas City Chiefs in the next decade of the AFC.

Indeed, in this season's regular season, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens, and Levi once again defended his honor as the Heisman Trophy winner.

But to be objective, that was the third week of the regular season, the beginning of the season, the Baltimore Ravens were still in the process of adjustment, and Jackson had not fully grown up; and even with such a Baltimore Ravens, they still forced out the Kansas City Chiefs' secret weapon, "Cheating Motion".

It has been three months since that game. On the one hand, the secrets of the Kansas City Chiefs were all exposed and studied by the league inside and out; on the other hand, the Baltimore Ravens grew comprehensively, and Jackson transformed into the league's top quarterback, with the frenzy of praise unstoppable.

If we talk about who can really beat the Kansas City Chiefs in this year's playoffs, the Baltimore Ravens led by Jackson will be the first to bear the brunt.

In the past two seasons, at the end of the regular season, people generally predicted that the new and old confrontation of "Levi VS Brady" should be the ultimate suspense of the American League; but now, with the playoffs about to kick off, people's predictions have quietly changed, and the new generation collision of "Levi VS Jackson" is what everyone expects.

It just so happens that "No. 1 seed vs. No. 2 seed" perfectly meets the expectations of a peak battle.

The times seem to have quietly turned a page.

No wonder! No wonder Belichick and Brady are more anxious than ever. They have also deeply felt the wave of the new generation. The living space left for them is shrinking rapidly, and the space left for them to fight for the championship... who knows, maybe there is only the last season of this year.

The back wave of the Yangtze River pushes the front wave, and the front wave dies on the beach.

But never ignore the waves ahead. Standing on the edge of the cliff, on the verge of being eliminated and forgotten, they can often burst out with more amazing energy.

After all, there is another old saying: old ginger is still spicy. The American League, which has experienced ups and downs in the past 20 years but has always remained stable, is still calm on the surface this season. The top three seeds, including the Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, and New England Patriots, are far ahead and have obvious advantages, but the turbulent undercurrent can no longer be suppressed.

The grandeur is gradually emerging to the surface.

If this is the case with the American League, what about the National League?

The National League is always chaotic, always stalemate, and always fierce... This year is no exception, and it even goes one step further than the past two seasons.

To some extent, like the American League, the strong rise of the new generation indicates that the time for a change of dynasty has arrived in all aspects, and no one can stop it; and the National League, which has always been a place of contention among a hundred schools of thought, has entered the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period this season, and all suspense will not be revealed until the last week.

All the suspense! All!
Of the four major division championships, only the National League South was decided early, with the New Orleans Saints leaving the competition far behind and securing a playoff spot.

The top four seeds are all undecided.

Two wild cards have been locked in the NFC West. The Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers will have a life-and-death battle in the last week. The winner will be the division champion and the loser will take a wild card. The other wild card has not been determined yet. Like the AFC, four teams are qualified to compete.

Chaos, a complete mess!

The Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys in the NFC East, the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings in the NFC North, the New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC South, and the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams in the NFC West have all been caught up in this storm.

Among them, some teams are on the verge of death and must give it their all to have a chance to make the playoffs; some teams have already secured a playoff spot, but a win or loss may completely change the seed ranking order and disrupt the playoff matchup pattern.

Everything remains unresolved.

Faced with such a situation, I have to say...it's exciting.

It's really exciting.

A win or loss could completely change or even overturn the entire playoff landscape of the National League, and even change the matchup of the Super Bowl.

In the American League, this situation is limited to one wild card spot. The Tennessee Titans have the last laugh, but the situation they can influence is relatively limited; in the National League, not only the wild card, but also the top four seeds in the ranking order are all at this moment, and the stalemate situation of chasing each other will continue until the last moment.

It is no wonder that the ratings of NFL games in the last week of the regular season have skyrocketed. Even teams that miss the playoffs early still have the opportunity to defeat their division rivals through a win or loss, and play a role in changing the direction and outcome of the entire season.

Who can refuse?

then.

Boom, boom, boom—

The clamor lived up to expectations, whether it was the National League continuing the fine tradition of the past 20 years, or the NFL continuing its reputation of never being able to determine the outcome until the last hurdle, the fans sitting in front of the TV were not disappointed.

When the 17th week of the regular season came to an end, heaven and hell divided the entire North American continent into two worlds.

(End of this chapter)