Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 985 Jaw-dropping
No matter how turbulent the outside world is, the Kansas City Chiefs training base always keeps its doors locked, blocking out all inquiring eyes.

The media and netizens have all made assertions and confirmed with certainty that there is something fishy going on here.

The silence of the Kansas City Chiefs at this moment just proves the outside world's speculation that the team's locker room atmosphere may have a crack because of Levi.

There is a dark cloud hanging over the defending champion's head.

All kinds of rumors are rife, and all kinds of inside information are pouring out on social networks. Everyone seems to have seen it with their own eyes, but no one is willing to calm down and think seriously about where all the inside information comes from, where all the team spies come from, and where all the witnesses come from.

The more rumors there are, the more false news there is.

However, this is the reality.

A "rumor" that has not been confirmed has become a "fact" on social networks, and netizens are too lazy to think or distinguish. They just like it, forward it, and make insignificant comments, adding fuel to the fire. The rumor has evolved into a mighty "fact."

Some people said that Kelsey was jealous of Levi, and the two had a fight in the training camp. As a result, Kelsey was no match for Levi, who came from a mixed martial arts background, and was left with dark circles under his eyes. So she always wore sunglasses when going in and out during this period.

Some people say that Mahomes and Levi have stopped talking in training camp. Both of them performed well last season, but Levi soared to the sky while Mahomes hid behind the light. He finds it difficult to accept this fact.

Some people say that Levi has been collectively ostracized by the offensive group and is now training alone in the training camp. Levi is applying through his agent for the right to train alone and has completely broken off relations with the team.

Rumors are no matter how outrageous they are; but the spreaders take them at face value, as if they saw it with their own eyes; and they embellish the story in the process of spreading it, with more and more details and more and more exaggerated stories.

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This farce has created a storm on social networks.

However, there are exceptions: Kansas City Chiefs fans.

This was the first time Glen Carter experienced something like this, and amidst the dazzling negative news, he began to worry uncontrollably.

Is it really nothing? The preseason is about to begin, but the team has such an atmosphere? Maybe those rumors are a little distorted, but is it possible that they are not groundless, maybe something really happened in the locker room, do they really not need to worry?

In the Old Oak Tavern, West looked at the young and immature Carter with a smile on his face, without any sign of worry at all.

"Little guy, in the past two years, no, three years, we have watched the rookie grow up step by step. We have watched how the rookie worked hard to unite the locker room. We have watched how the rookie led our players to mature and finally stand on their own."

"It's just a little thing, and if we don't believe in the rookie, then we are a waste of Kansas City."

"Wait, Chris, do you have a different idea?"

In a word, all eyes turned to Provos.

Provos, who was drinking, choked. "Damn it, Charles, that was a long time ago. I have changed my ways."

Looking at Carter's confused face, Provos scratched his head. "In the rookie's first year with the team, I hated him. I hated everything about him. I didn't believe he could become the team leader. I didn't even believe he could survive the first year."

"But it turns out that I was wrong, and very wrong."

"And now?"

"Young man, let me tell you one thing, a rookie can't do those things."

"You can confirm that the trolls on the Internet are not Chiefs fans. There may be one or two bad apples, but the vast majority are not fans living in Kansas City."

"We have been through so much with the rookie. We have a tacit understanding of this kind of thing. We believe in him and he believes in us."

"We don't need to refute or even go to the training base to express our support. Believe me, when the season starts, those trolls will know what stupid things they have done."

As soon as Provos finished speaking, someone next to him raised his glass high and said, "We will make them kneel down and tremble in fear." Roar, roar, roar, roar.

A cry.

The whole tavern was celebrating, not just West and Provos, everyone was relaxed and happy, completely different from the bloody storm on social networks -

It's like two worlds.

This was strange to Carter. He never knew that there was such a clear gap between the real world and the online world.

A quick scan of social networks will reveal that everyone is feeling a sense of crisis and anxiety, as if the Kansas City Chiefs' new season is already in jeopardy, the locker room may have become a powder keg, and the players are collapsing one by one.

However, when we leave the Internet and return to reality, Kansas City is calm. No, strictly speaking, it is a place where people are comfortably watching the clouds roll by. Not only are they not affected, but everyone is looking forward to the new season.

Such a gap is really confusing.

Carter said: I don’t understand.

The tough-as-nails Kansas City Chiefs fans relaxed and did not engage in tit-for-tat confrontations on social networks, a reaction that had both positive and negative consequences.

The bad thing is that the trolls are getting more and more aggressive and rampant, and the rumors are naturally becoming more and more outrageous.

The good thing is that it takes two to tango. The black fans kept shouting but got no response, so the zombie fans and the onlookers dispersed.

There was no need for an official clarification or response from the Kansas City Chiefs, as the craze died down in just two days. After all, in an Internet age where hot searches are calculated in minutes, it is very rare for a hot topic to last for more than twenty-four hours.

But things soon became intense again.

The preseason begins.

On August 10, the Kansas City Chiefs faced the Cincinnati Bengals at Arrowhead Stadium.

Last season, the Cincinnati Bengals were gearing up for the win, just as the Kansas City Chiefs lost to the New England Patriots, ending their winning streak. Everyone was full of confidence, believing they could beat the defending champions.

The result was a bloodbath.

What's worse is that after that defeat, the Cincinnati Bengals only won two games and lost seven in the following season, which directly ruined their playoff hopes.

At the same time, the Cincinnati Bengals directly laid off the entire coaching staff.

This time, even though it is a preseason game, the Cincinnati Bengals are still full of passion and hope to regain their confidence at Arrowhead Stadium.

However, Cincinnati Bengals fans are doomed to be disappointed:

Levi, out.

Mahomes, Kelce, Hill, all missed.

To be precise, three-quarters of the Kansas City Chiefs' main players were sitting on the bench watching the game, and Reid played with the team's third and fourth lineups.

The strategy couldn’t be clearer—

Test the players, hone the tactics, and select a 53-man starting lineup before the end of the preseason.

The Cincinnati Bengals? Just a test subject.

(End of this chapter)