Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1584: One Family’s Opinion
From tactical system to playing style to bloodline, Henry Ragnarok III should be an object of interest for the Kansas Chiefs.

Furthermore, this aligns with the Kansas City Chiefs' offseason strategy.

Vicki's focus has always been on the offense, which is why everyone was shocked when Watt was signed. No one expected that the Kansas City Chiefs would fight their way through the fierce competition and drop a heavy bomb on the defense.

Now that the draft is underway, Vucic continues to focus on the offensive unit, striving to maintain the team's strengths and further expand their advantage to lay the foundation for the future.

No matter how you look at it, Viktor wouldn't miss out on Lagos.

Of course, there are no absolutes.

From another perspective, the Kansas Chiefs are unlikely to choose Ruggs, not because of Vicki, but because of Ruggs.

Currently, Lars is the center of attention and a near-certain first-round pick; however, the Kansas City Chiefs no longer have a first-round draft pick this year. Even if the Vicki want Lars, they have no chance unless the Vicki are willing to pay a high price to regain a first-round pick.

The question is, is Ruggs worth it? Especially given that the Kansas City Chiefs already have a strong receiving team, is it necessary?

However, that's okay, other teams can continue to scout; and for others, it's good that there are no Kansas City Chiefs as competitors.

Last season, the "Cheat Motion" emerged, and during the season, teams such as the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams couldn't wait to try to replicate it.

Unfortunately, their effectiveness is far from comparable to that of the Kansas City Chiefs, and the gap is significant; neither of them can achieve the same level of lethality as the Kansas City Chiefs.

After a season of observation and analysis, professionals generally believe that the root cause lies in the players' speed. Not to mention Hill and Levi, even Hardman is a fast player, and Kelsey is known for his agile footwork and explosive speed among tight ends. The Kansas City Chiefs relied on this receiving lineup to fully unleash the speed and attack of "Cheat Motion", which is unmatched by other teams.

Therefore, wide receivers with top-notch explosiveness have become highly sought-after by all teams.

Now that Lars has appeared, the team managers' minds are immediately racing—

Don't you want to see the "Cheat Motion" shine in your team's hands? Don't you want to see the spectacular scene of using the "Cheat Motion" to humiliate the Kansas City Chiefs?

As far as Hubble knows, at least twelve teams are interested in drafting wide receivers in the first round, and have shown strong interest in Ruggs.

This doesn't even include the Baltimore Ravens, who also need to replenish Lamar Jackson's arsenal.

According to Hubble, no one in the league can do better than the Baltimore Ravens than the Baltimore Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs in combining cheating motion with the modern outside offense system, because they have the one and only Lamar Jackson.

So, was Hubble attracted to Lagos?
of course!

Now that Li Wei had seen through his intentions, Hubble didn't care at all. He hadn't planned to hide his intentions anyway. After all, the psychological warfare in the draft was all about constantly releasing smoke bombs. All he needed to do now was keep releasing smoke bombs. Only by mixing truth and falsehood could he fool those old foxes.

Levi sensed the power in Hubble's gaze. He paused for a moment, then said, "I don't recommend it."

Hubble: Dumb.

With his mouth slightly agape and eyes wide with disbelief, it was a rare sight to see Hubble with such an expression, so much so that Levi couldn't help but burst into a smile.

Hubble couldn't help but laugh. "Wait, are you setting up a smokescreen for the team? Doing this on purpose to divert attention from him?" Levi shrugged calmly. "Maybe. Maybe not. Who knows?"

Hubble choked, then realized his own paradox—

After all, it was he who came to ask Li Wei, his competitor, in the first place, and Li Wei had no responsibility or obligation to guarantee the authenticity and objectivity of the information and opinions.

Realizing this, Hubble scrutinized Levi for a moment. "So, Coach Shaban knows that you're making such a comment about Alabama's star wide receiver?"

Judging from Levi's actions today, Hubble was still thinking that Coach Shaban should instruct Levi to give some pointers to the young players at the University of Alabama, so Levi found Hertz alone in the bustling crowd—

Hertz has already sparked a storm of discussion on social media. His history of fighting alongside Levi was fully exposed in less than three seconds, and even the young people from the University of Alabama who participated in this year's draft have been drawn into the storm. A lively discussion is unfolding.

Hubble wouldn't be surprised if all of this were a marketing campaign.

But now it seems, was he wrong? Or is it that he says one thing in front of the media and another in private?
Li Wei, "Shh."

Silence speaks louder than words; a simple act of falling silent is enough.

Hubble chuckled, his reason returning slightly, and the topic returned to Lagos, "But why?"

“What I mean is, Ragnarok's 40 yards in 4.27 seconds is faster than Hill's 4.29 seconds, and you…”

He hesitated, then stopped, and ultimately left his words unfinished.

Li Wei smiled broadly, “4.38. My 40-yard time, you can say it, no problem. All the test results from the rookie training camp are recorded, there’s no need to pretend you don’t know.”

Harper chuckled. "They're wide receivers, you're a running back, it's different. Who in the league doesn't know about the explosiveness and acceleration of a fringe player these days? Of course, I also know that excellent fitness test data doesn't mean he's an outstanding player."

Li Wei waved his hand, "No, that's not what I meant. I believe you are all more professional than me—professional scouts, data analysts, team managers, coaching staff. I believe you have analyzed countless data points and game videos. Players who stand out in the rookie training camp have all undergone rigorous testing..."

Hubble, "So what do you mean?"

Li Wei said, "I am a player, so my perspective on players is naturally that of a player. I can never be as professional as you are, and you can't see my world."

"I'm not talking about Lagos' physical attributes, but rather his tactical awareness."

"His explosiveness and speed are outstanding, but he relies too much on his talent, and even has a bit of a show-off attitude. So when you watch his race videos, you can see that he is used to using his speed to overpower his opponents and trying to surpass them by speed."

Hubble didn't speak, but his brows furrowed slightly, his expression clearly showing disapproval: What's wrong with this?
Li Wei chuckled. "So, he lacks judgment regarding the layout and positioning of the surrounding defensive forces. His field of vision is a weakness. I believe Coach Hubble should understand the potential consequences of this better than I do."

Hubble, a top-notch coach, grasped the concept instantly. He gently raised his chin, a thoughtful look in his eyes. "Are you worried about his tactical awareness?"

Li Wei neither confirmed nor denied, saying, "This is just my personal opinion."

(End of this chapter)