Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1367 Warm welcome
Deshaun Watson doesn't like Levi.

This was the truth, and he was not prepared to hide his emotions, and he even disdained to be polite on the surface.

He doesn't like Levi, nor does he like Lamar Jackson, and he doesn't like the so-called bundled label of "2016 NCAA Heisman Iron Triangle".

Because in this label, he is a supporting role, a background board that highlights how brilliant and incredible others are.

But why?
He is the protagonist, he is the chosen one, he is the future of the league, and he is the king that everyone should kneel down and worship.

He will make everyone face the facts and pay the price for their ignorance and arrogance, and he will make the entire alliance crawl at his feet.

He does what he says!

Josh Allen? The league praised him all season, saying he was the fastest growing quarterback this season and showed the potential to be a top quarterback - lost to him in the wild card game and was eliminated.

Lamar Jackson? He was so powerful that he was the perfect quarterback template and the future of the league. The acclaim pushed him to the altar - he was eliminated in the divisional round and became history.

Look, this is his ability, this is his true face!
Next are Patrick Mahomes and Levi. They are no exception. All of them will become stepping stones for him to achieve supreme glory, wash away shame, prove his dominance over the league and usher in the Watson era!

Levi, Levi, do you hear me? History is approaching. It is coming. He is going to defeat Levi at Arrowhead Stadium and make history. Are you scared?
So, with dignity and confidence, Watson dropped a heavy bomb.

"I came here to defeat Levi. I will watch him being heartbroken without any expression on my face."

After saying that, Watson looked expressionless, raised his right hand and wiped away the non-existent tears from the corners of his eyes. The only bright spot was his pair of dead fish eyes that looked hopeless.

The emoticon package became an instant hit and spread widely on social networks. Netizens dubbed it "The King's Contempt", and all kinds of complaints emerged.

The point is, who is Levi? He is a two-time Super Bowl champion, a two-time Super Bowl MVP, and last season's regular season MVP. He has already proven himself in the league. And who is Watson?

Uh, reaching the federation finals for the first time in your career?
The gap is too obvious and there is no comparability at all. The so-called "king's contempt" carries with it a kind of teasing and joking atmosphere, which really makes people laugh.

However, Houston Texans fans and Watson supporters expressed strong dissatisfaction: Why?
In the 2017 season, when Levi was still an unknown rookie, he said in an interview that he did not know Brady. The word "who" is still talked about by people today. He challenged the number one player in the league with disdain and was praised as a newborn calf that is not afraid of a tiger.

Why could Levi do this at that time, but now Watson is criticized, attacked and besieged for doing similar things, and Levi's historical status cannot even compare to Brady's.

Officials are allowed to set fires, but ordinary people are not allowed to light lamps?
Protests spread across the board.

In this regard, there is no need for Kansas City Chiefs fans to come out to defend Levi. The spectators couldn't stand it anymore. "Are you selectively forgetting?"

When Levi was ignorant of his own limitations and provoked Brady, and when the league was hyping the topic of "goat vs. rookie", he was scolded to death. The overwhelming abuse and curses, as dirty and ugly as they could be, were all vented at Levi.

It is estimated that at that time, this group of Watson supporters were more enthusiastic than anyone else in watching the show with gloating.

Now, it's Watson's turn. Everyone has chosen to forget and is still yelling and shouting about being wronged. I don't know who he is showing this to.

How come Watson dares to provoke Levi but doesn't dare to face the backlash?
Suddenly, the air was filled with smoke, and the war of words spread across the board. The social network was in an uproar, and the topic continued to heat up.

Things suddenly became interesting. The entire league generally believed that the Kansas City Chiefs should be able to win easily, so much so that the first conference finals received a serious lack of attention. Even the two opponents in the other conference finals focused on the Kansas City Chiefs, treating the two-time defending champions as imaginary enemies.

Garoppolo, "If anyone in this league can beat the Kansas City Chiefs, I believe it's us."

Rogers, "We have the ability and confidence to beat any team. Any. Of course, including the Kansas City Chiefs."

It was clearly the pre-match press conference of the NFC finals, but the Kansas City Chiefs played the leading role. Neither the San Francisco 49ers nor the Green Bay Packers took the other side seriously. This once again showed the unparalleled status of the Kansas City Chiefs this season.

Everyone wants to beat the Kansas City Chiefs.

But now, Watson has brought all the focus back on his own.

Among the four teams in the two conference finals, the Houston Texans have been ignored and disregarded, and they are completely forgotten if they are not paid attention to. Although they defeated the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens and created the best record in team history with convincing performances, they are still underestimated.

until now--

How could they forget that even though there was no "Jackson vs. Levi" matchup that everyone was looking forward to, the "Watson vs. Levi" matchup was just as exciting.

Lamar Jackson is not the only one who has never won against Levi so far in his career. Deshaun Watson is also one of them.

So, can Watson live up to his promise? Or will he be another one of those big mouthy braggarts who gets exposed as soon as he appears on the stage?
"Wooooooooooo…hey!"

"Wooooooooooo…hey!"

The first conference final has begun, and the 2019 American League champion is about to be announced.

When Watson stepped into Arrowhead Stadium, he immediately felt the shocking education from the league's best devil's home field of the season.

The key point is that Arrowhead Stadium did not call Watson's name directly, but only used the first syllable, "WA". At first glance, it might sound like an ordinary shout of support, but the ups and downs of the shouting drew a funny curve, sparsely mixed with cheerful laughter, and as you listened, you could sense the teasing and jokes hidden in it.

It's not booing, but it's better than booing.

Watson's fist hardened.

Watt noticed it, too. Looking at the united Arrowhead Stadium, he immediately sensed a difference.

On the surface, Arrowhead Stadium seemed to be filled with laughter and joy; but in reality, all the fans were highly focused and had already gotten into the game before the opening whistle. They did not have the arrogance to look down on the Houston Texans and think they could easily win, and they gave it their all.

Sure enough, in the last game, the Tennessee Titans caught the Kansas City Chiefs off guard, but failed to pull off an upset. This angered the defending champions, who showed no arrogance or contempt and showed an all-out attitude early on. This is also the key to the Kansas City Chiefs' undefeated season.

The Kansas City Chiefs welcomed the Houston Texans with the highest level of treatment.

This is a good thing.

(End of this chapter)