Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1583 Continuous stream
Li Wei sensed the threatening look in Mara's eyes, and a smile spread across his face. "Mr. Mara, the New York Giants need more than just a quarterback."

The words, though brief, were quite meaningful.

"Of course, you can choose Burrow or other prodigies and expect them to be like magicians, transforming the New York Giants overnight and giving them hope. Even if they don't become Super Bowl contenders, they can at least qualify for the playoffs. But you're destined to be disappointed. Prodigies often lose themselves in the face of pressure and messes."

"Not everyone can become Peyton Manning."

The greatness of Big Manning lies in the fact that back then, the Indianapolis Colts had nothing, the lowest of the low. Of course, as a prodigy, Big Manning also hit a wall and faced severe tests; but he shared the joys and sorrows with the team, overcame difficulties together, and grew and transformed together.

This feat is unique, and even John Elvy, Troy Ekman, Eli Manning, and Alex Smith have not been able to achieve it.

That's why when the Indianapolis Colts decided to let go of Big Manning, the entire league was still shocked, despite the injury factor.

Similarly, it is precisely because of this that, looking at the later trajectories of Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts, everyone says that Luck is a once-in-a-century talent, even far superior to Big Manning, but Luck has never been able to lead the Indianapolis Colts to the Super Bowl, and even retired early and left.

While prodigies are indeed admirable, in the world of rugby, being a prodigy isn't the answer to everything.

Mara's mind was racing, and he said meaningfully, "Not everyone can be Eli Manning either."

Levi turned slightly to the side, quietly looking at Mara, his eyes clearly saying: The New York Giants treated Manning like this? It's utterly inhumane!
Mara noticed this and calmly met Levi's gaze, seemingly waiting for him to drop the bombshell. If Levi dared to say it, she wouldn't mind letting him experience a storm of anger.

Levi did not provoke him. "This is not a contest, Mr. Mara."

The murderous intent in Mara's eyes gradually dissipated. "You mean, Hertz will do?"

Li Wei said, "Jaren Hertz's most special quality is his indomitable spirit. He can withstand tests, overcome difficulties, and face challenges. Most importantly, he can grow with the team and become part of the team's progress."

“Mr. Mara, I think Hertz is probably one of the most promising players to be developed in the league over the next five years.”

"The key now is that he needs to find a team that is willing to believe in him and grow with him."

Levi was serious about this. It wasn't that Burrow wasn't good enough, but rather that Hertz was the player who was truly the right fit for the New York Giants.

The essence of a talent show lies not in being the best, but in being the most suitable. At least, that's Li Wei's view.

Mara paused for a moment. "Just like you?"

Li Wei didn't react immediately, "What?"

Mara, "From your description, Hertz is just like you,"

Li Wei burst out laughing, "No, no, no, he's far inferior to me. The only team in the league that can beat him is us."

The confidence that radiated from that nonchalant remark finally made Mara unable to hold back her laughter, "You're an interesting fellow."

Li Wei shrugged slightly. "I don't have enough professional knowledge, so I can only ramble on about these irrelevant things and pretend I know everything."

"Hahaha." Mara laughed heartily. "You're quite honest."

Li Wei: "This is my only strength."

Mara laughed even more heartily, and the smile remained on her lips until he got up to leave; no one with eyes could miss it.

After finishing his work, Vic, clutching the latest scouting report, was about to find Levi when he discovered that Levi had another uninvited guest with him—

John Harper, head coach of the Baltimore Ravens. This scene caught Vicki's eye, and he chuckled wryly, shaking his head slightly. Was it a good thing that his star player was so popular in rookie camp?
But to be honest, Vic wasn't surprised; in fact, he could say he had long anticipated this day when the league finally realized Levi's abilities.

Even after retiring, Li Wei should be able to become an excellent coach or a great team manager; he is a treasure waiting to be discovered.

Unfortunately, this treasure is already tied to the Kansas Chief, so everyone else can only be envious.

Hubble, however, had no time to pay attention to Vicki. "The entire Lucas Oil Stadium knows that the New York Giants' owner has ended his conversation with you with satisfaction, so is there any update I need to know? Would you be willing to share some inside information?"

Li Wei shrugged slightly. "Eli is ready to turn around and leave."

It's been a month since the news of Little Manning's retirement broke. Seeing Levi joking without batting an eye, Hubble raised his hands and said with a smile, "I'm not carrying any weapons. I'm here in goodwill and friendliness. Please don't shoot."

Responding to jokes with jokes, Hubble is a little different from how he appears on the field.

A smile flickered in Li Wei's eyes. "Am I just being presumptuous? Why do I feel like there's a group of people targeting me?"

Hubble: "Hey, you're a professor, be confident. Everyone's trying to get into your courses."

Li Wei, "Including Coach Hubble?"

Hubble: "If so, would you like to speak? There's a watcher watching us."

The two of them turned their heads at the same time. Vickery sat there gracefully, showing no signs of nervousness, and even made an inviting gesture: Please continue.

Li Wei smiled broadly, "I told you I was just here to join in the fun, but obviously, no one believed me. My sincere feelings were rejected just like that, and to be honest, I'm a little sad."

Hubble maintained his usual expression. "So, you wouldn't mind talking to me about these young people, would you?"

Li Wei, "Who?"

Hubble, "Henry-Ruggs-III".

Li Wei laughed, "Haha, Coach Hubble, isn't your intention a little too obvious?"

Hubble smiled but remained silent, appearing to be listening intently.

Henry Lucas III, a wide receiver for the University of Alabama, is hailed as the "Little Hill" of this year's draft.

Yes, this refers to Hill, the "Cheetah," the chief of Kansas.

Ruggs is a wide receiver known for his explosiveness and speed, with an outstanding vertical hitting ability, and is considered to have a bright future by professional scouts and industry insiders.

It is widely believed that the Red Tide Storm was modeled after Levi to train Lars, while Lars' draft model was Hill, all pointing to the Kansas Chiefs.

The Kansas City Chiefs offense has secured several important contract extensions:

Hill and Kelsey are confirmed to stay, last year's rookie Hardman has made great progress and is now capable of being a starter, and the steady third wide receiver Watkins is particularly stable and willing to continue in the team's roster.

This means that Mahomes has a reliable and consistent passing team; but what if they need to add a receiving team?

Lags is undoubtedly a worthy candidate for investigation, especially given the connection between Levy and the University of Alabama.

(End of this chapter)