Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 649 A good show

"Hey!"

"There was an accident on the court. Cincinnati Bengals head coach Lewis seemed to..."

Nervous, worried.

After all, Lewis is already in his sixties, and people can't help but worry about his physical condition.

One or two people didn't see the situation clearly, they just saw Lewis' body soften and fall to the ground awkwardly. Some spectators behind the Cincinnati Bengals dugout at Arrowhead Stadium even exclaimed and expressed their concerns.

Even if you are an opponent, there is no need to curse each other.

however.

The live TV station kindly replayed the event in the hope of helping people figure out what happened, but the result was an incredible and inexplicable scene.

“…Did Coach Lewis trip himself on purpose?”

"Haha, that shouldn't be the case, that shouldn't be the case!"

"I guess my knees were weak and I couldn't support my body, so I accidentally fell down."

"but……"

The live broadcast director was also confused. He looked at the scene in front of him without knowing what was going on. He replayed it over and over again, and even magnified the details of the shot, trying to figure out what was going on, and played it over and over again.

Like Sherlock Holmes.

Until the top executives of NBC made a phone call: "Stop replaying it, stop replaying it, and resume live broadcast immediately. The whole of North America is watching this. Are you crazy? Do you have a grudge against the Cincinnati Bengals by exposing their shortcomings in front of them?"
Unfortunately, it was too late.

Everyone looked at each other, wondering what they had just seen.
Lewis was unaware of all this.

I felt dizzy and the world was spinning. The whole world seemed like a kaleidoscope.

The dream seemed to have not awakened.

What I see before my eyes is still the bustling and boiling red ocean of Arrowhead Stadium, and the glaring score of "7:55" is still frozen on the score board.

Lewis couldn't figure it out. What was going on? Wasn't he completely weightless?
and so--

Just then, Dalton saw this scene and came up to help immediately. He nervously grabbed Lewis' arm and asked the head coach about the situation with a worried look on his face.

Lewis's dazed eyes finally locked onto Dalton, "Andy, hit me."

Dalton is also an honest man. He was stunned when he heard the head coach's words: Damn it, the coach is crazy because of losing.

Later, this scene after the game became the focus of news media, which repeatedly exposed Lewis' scars and made countless speculations. Although Lewis said that he just had low blood sugar and couldn't stand steadily, no one bought this cover-up.

Later, rumors spread around the league that Lewis was showing signs of early Alzheimer's disease and that it was time for this sixty-year-old coach to retire. The rumors sounded so convincing that it seemed as if Lewis had been seen getting lost in his own home.

Lewis also regretted his decision. Now, he couldn't explain it clearly.

Things are getting worse and worse.

Now, it is more reasonable and smoother for the Cincinnati Bengals to fire Lewis, and they can even give Lewis an honorary retirement.

Fans also hypocritically expressed their concerns that Lewis' physical condition might no longer be suitable for such high-intensity games in the professional league, and that he should choose to retire before things get uglier and dirtier.

Lewis: I'm not, I don't. I don't, I really don't!

Lewis was just watching the show, adding insult to injury, waiting for the Kansas chief to fall; but he never expected that he would end up as a circus clown and perform a good show.

The worst and most terrible thing finally happened——

This devastating defeat became a turning point for the Cincinnati Bengals' entire season.

After that, the Cincinnati Bengals never regained their rhythm and form. In the remaining games of the season, the team only won two pitiful games. From the start of the season with four wins and one loss to the end of the season with six wins and ten losses, the team collapsed and shattered all the way, and the last glimmer of hope was completely extinguished.

Lewis and the Cincinnati Bengals had a chance to bounce back and return to the playoffs, but the story went the other way.

After the season, the Cincinnati Bengals announced that Lewis had officially left the team, but Lewis refused to retire and instead found a job at Arizona State University in the NCAA.

When Lewis left the NFL, he left with a fascinating historical record:

He has the most wins, the most conference championship seasons and the most playoff losses among coaches who have never won a playoff game.

It can’t be said to be an honor, but it doesn’t seem to be a shame either. It feels weird.

No wonder ASU players often saw Lewis gritting his teeth and pumping his fist in anger during games against the Kansas City Chiefs.

It all started with that damn Levi and the Kansas Chief.

Not only Lewis was shocked, but also many netizens on social networks and professionals in the industry were shocked and could not believe their eyes.

"7:55".

Isn’t this score a bit too cruel?
Moreover, the opponent is no pushover.

Although some people argue that the Cincinnati Bengals may not be in their best form, looking at Lewis's remarks before the game and then looking at the progress and results of the game, these voices will become nothing more than self-talk.

What’s even more exaggerated is that after the game, most of the black fans inexplicably shut their mouths.

You know, haters are always haters, they never shut up, no matter what the situation is, they can always find reasons to hate -

If there really is a perpetual motion machine in this world, it is the hatred of black fans.

However, this time the voices of hatred on social networks actually subsided for a brief moment, because they were so shocked, so unexpected, and so shocked that they didn't know what to say and their brains froze briefly. From this, you can truly feel their astonishment and shock.

Finally, the New England Patriots' fanatical fans came out again to seek a sense of presence, even though this game had nothing to do with them:

Look, the Cincinnati Bengals were crushed, and the score was so brutal; but the New England Patriots defeated the ferocious Kansas City Chiefs, haha, isn't the conclusion simple?
"The New England Patriots are the Champions!"

The fanatical fans of Foxburg shouted out their summit declarations one by one early on, repeating again and again the fact that they defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, constantly reminding everyone to shut up all those who spoke up for the Kansas City Chiefs, Levi and Mahomes.

Anyway, anything that falls into their eyes can become the key to reminding people that the New England Patriots defeated the Kansas City Chiefs——

Over and over again, again and again.

When will it end?
Haha, wait until the New England Patriots beat the Kansas City Chiefs again.

Some people care about the Cincinnati Bengals, some people support the New England Patriots, but none of this has anything to do with the Kansas City Chiefs, they are 100% focused on themselves.

In this regard, "Inside the Alliance" raised an interesting topic for discussion:

“After a tough loss, are the Kansas City Chiefs really back on the winning track?”

(End of this chapter)