Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1595 Perfect Invisibility
Top News —

The Green Bay Packers traded up to select a quarterback! Rodgers had no idea!
The "Levy curse" unexpectedly became a lucky charm in the draft! Players who were not favored by Levy were selected high!
Five wide receivers were selected in the first round, emerging as a dark horse in a year dominated by defense and stealing the spotlight!
For the second year in a row, the Las Vegas Raiders have been spending lavishly to acquire players, selecting two in the first round. However, they seem like nouveau riche who have a treasure trove but don't know how to use it. Their draft strategy is baffling!
Joe Burrow becomes the number one pick in the 2020 NBA draft!

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The focus, the focus, and the focus again!

However, all the attention combined still couldn't compare to the Green Bay Packers' miraculous move after fifteen years, making Jordan Love an instant household name; but the real serious question is, what will become of Rogers, and will he suffer the same fate as Favre, ending up in exile?
“Rogers… Rogers… Rogers…”

A name that shouldn't have appeared in the draft has dominated the headlines of all news media, continuing the madness of this offseason. Following Brady and Watt, it once again shows everyone the upheaval of the league's generational change and the unstoppable entry into a new era.

In this wave, the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who spearheaded the arms race frenzy during the offseason, remained perfectly hidden.

Amidst various predictions and forecasts, it is widely believed that the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are poised to make a big splash in the draft, especially the three-time defending champions.

For the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, acquiring mercenaries to temporarily bolster their fighting strength is the primary strategy. They might even use their draft picks to trade for more players from other teams, sacrificing long-term planning for short-term gains, with the aim of challenging the Kansas City Chiefs dynasty next season.

Unfortunately, no, after the frenzy of the free market, the Tampa Bay Pirates were remarkably low-key at the draft and didn't attract much attention.

But for the Kansas City Chiefs, this championship team was built entirely by the draft and is still in the rookie season of Levi and Mahomes. They will not give up the opportunity to further consolidate their advantage through the draft. Every move Vicki makes is worth watching.

However, no.

Vicki seemed to realize that any move by the Kansas Chiefs could trigger a chain reaction, and remained unusually quiet on the first day of the draft.

The Kansas City Chiefs didn't have a first-round draft pick, so they remained invisible throughout the season.

The "invisibility" mentioned here refers not only to not selecting a player in the first round, but also to the fact that for four hours straight, Vic did not make a single phone call, did not attempt to trade up the draft pick, did not show interest in any players, and did not try to get involved in any team's trades.

It was as if they had no idea that the first round of the draft was being held today.

Coincidentally, this year's NBA draft was held online, so no one could see each other, leading some to wonder if the Kansas City Chiefs missed the draft due to equipment failure.
Teams were exchanging information with each other, but the unusual quiet of the Kansas City Chiefs made them uneasy.

Anything unusual must be sinister.

Clearly, the Kansas City Chiefs are planning something, but other teams have no clue where to start.

Most importantly, no one knows the Kansas City Chiefs' draft strategy or target. Whether it's the smokescreen released by Levi at the rookie training camp or the news circulating from the Arrows Arena training facility, the truth and falsehood are hard to distinguish, making it really difficult for competitors to know where to start.

The increasingly mature and experienced Kansas Chiefs are becoming more and more troublesome.

Half fire, half ocean—it was in this stark contrast that the second and third days of the draft began. Compared to previous years, the second round and beyond of the draft attracted even more attention this year.

It's all the Kansas Chief's fault.

People need to understand the Kansas Chiefs' strategy; at the same time, the Green Bay Packers, who have disrupted the landscape, also need to be closely watched for their follow-up actions.

Amid the commotion, the trajectory of two rookie players sparked a minor discussion, as both were once considered top prospects for first-round draft picks by scouts and experts, only to fall short – a minor upset. One is Jaren Hertz, the University of Oklahoma quarterback, who played alongside Levy at the University of Alabama.

What's truly surprising is that the Green Bay Packers traded up to select a quarterback, but instead of Hertz, the second-highest pick in the Heisman Trophy with first-round potential, they chose Jordan Love, a second-round pick, directly causing Hertz to fall out of the first round and be eliminated from the very first day of the draft.

Is this also the "Levi's curse"?

Ultimately, Hertz was selected 53rd in the second round by the Philadelphia Eagles.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Hertz should serve as Carson Wentz's backup.

Last season, Wentz was plagued by injuries again, and his performance remained inconsistent. Although he led the team to the playoffs, he was no longer the player who amazed the league three years ago. Now Wentz is recovering from his illness, and it is uncertain whether he will be able to play on time in the new season. It is normal for the Philadelphia Hawks to look for a backup for him.

The Philadelphia Eagles didn't rush things. They selected a wide receiver in the first round and didn't make their move until the second round when they saw Hertz was still slipping.

This is the right way to choose a backup quarterback. The Philadelphia Eagles' composure has once again made the Green Bay Packers the target of a coordinated attack.

Many believe that the Philadelphia Hawks' selection of Hertz may have been influenced by their belief in Levy. Despite widespread criticism of the "Levy curse" for its perceived mishaps, the Hawks and Reid have always maintained a good relationship, even after their disappointing Super Bowl defeat three years ago, which did not affect the goodwill between the management.

Clearly, the Philadelphia Eagles believed that Reed and Levy had no reason to resort to such underhanded tactics.

Ultimately, Hertz went to Philadelphia.

The other is Josh Jones, an offensive tackle for the University of Houston.

This player performed exceptionally well in the NCAA and is a force to be reckoned with among this year's most promising forwards. Scouts and experts generally predict he has first-round potential, especially given that teams like the Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans, and Miami Dolphins are in dire need of offensive forwards.

However, no.

The Tennessee Titans and Miami Dolphins did select offensive forwards, but they completely ignored Josh Jones, which is baffling.

Even more unbelievable is that Josh Jones' career plummeted, falling to the 72nd pick in the third round before being selected by the Arizona Cardinals.

No one understood what happened. Later, after analysis by professionals, it was determined that Josh Jones' disappointing performance in the rookie training camp physical tests and on-the-spot performance likely caused his draft position to plummet.

Such situations are not common, but they do happen occasionally.

Of course, the real focus was on the Kansas City Chiefs. The Kansas City Chiefs, who were completely silent and invisible on the first day of the draft, and who were public enemies of the league, finally made their move on the second day after perfectly diverting the attention and firepower.

Vucic once again demonstrated his decisiveness and boldness as a player:

When they strike, they are swift, accurate, and ruthless.

(End of this chapter)