Dominate the Super Bowl

Chapter 398 Long live 397

Actually, Bart had never read "Sense and Sensibility" and had no idea what the story was about; but he believed that whatever the original was like, they definitely didn't suffer as he did, nearly tearing him into two parts.

All this time, Bart had considered himself a man of reason, one hundred percent rational, and would definitely be a "strong T" on the MBTI test; but after being proven wrong time and again this season and experiencing repeated despair, he began to question his life—

Maybe, he wasn't a T?

Although the American League division game had ended days ago, when he closed his eyes, he could still see Li Wei's One-handed Catch that completed the Wanfu Mary, over and over again, even looping endlessly on its own.

It was suffocating.

"...Blair?"

The call came, and Bart realized he had closed his eyes again.

Wait, was he reminiscing just now?

Could it be that he was actually an M?

Cough, cough.

In haste, Bart coughed to cover his panic and quickly glanced at the screen:

It displayed the prediction results from each professional.

In the National Conference finals, seven people supported the Minnesota Vikings, and three supported the Philadelphia Eagles.

In the American League finals, eight people supported the Jacksonville Jaguars, one supported the Kansas City Chiefs, and one didn't vote.

It was one-sided.

One look would tell you that the sole person choosing the Kansas City Chiefs was Lawson, the unwavering "Li Wei Fan" of the season, who, despite facing a harsh six-game losing streak mid-season, took it sweetly.

Now, it was just Bart left.

About the National Conference finals, Bart chose reason, standing with the Minnesota Vikings and with the majority; but what about the American League finals?

His breath momentarily caught—

Forget it!

"...Kansas City Chiefs are the champions!"

Without warning, Bart raised both hands and cheered as he stood up.

A second later, Bart could feel the entire studio's eyes focusing on him.@@@@

This matchup was indeed worth hyping up; the rancor between the two players had been long-standing, carried over from the NCAA all the way to the NFL, twisting and turning, until they unexpectedly faced each other in the ultimate battle in the American League finals.

This was a great story and also the focus of the upcoming game.

However, Fournette was not very articulate, and despite his true disdain for Li Wei, he struggled but couldn't articulate his reasoning; the few words he managed to spit out were ineffective attacks. Discover exclusive tales on My Virtual Library Empire

As for that sly fox Li Wei, if the reporters were not careful, they might end up dragging themselves into it too, they had long since learned not to provoke Li Wei lightly, no one wanted to draw the fire towards the media itself.

Perhaps, should it start with the two coaches?

At that moment, the media struck gold as a surprising figure appeared.

Jalen Ramsey, selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars with the fifth pick of the 2016 draft, playing as a cornerback.

In just two seasons, Ramsey had grown to become a top-tier cornerback in the league and had become a critical factor for the Jaguars' defensive group to take off this season —

Over two seasons, with 128 tackles, six interceptions, 31 pass deflections, and one pick-six.

His performance was undoubtedly top-level, rapidly becoming a leading figure among the league's new generation of defensive players.

With a stature of 6.1 feet (185 cm) and 208 pounds (95 kg), Ramsey had many similarities to Richard Sherman, the core member of the Seattle Seahawks blowing corps, not excluding their similar playing styles and continuous trash-talking on and off the field.

Although young, Ramsey had already become the league's most eye-catching trash-talking rookie.

Just before the wildcard playoff game against the Buffalo Bills, Ramsey uttered his most famous line:

"It's not personal; I'm just saying all the quarterbacks present are trash."

Luck, Goff, Roethlisberger, Flacco, Little Manning, Ryan, and more quarterbacks were all caught in the crossfire of Ramsey's barrage.

The key point was that he walked the talk.

The quarterbacks who were blasted by Ramsey had a total of five interceptions by him during the regular season, and the quarterback passer rating towards Ramsey's side was also kept at a mere 69.0 —

Failing grade.

With talent and capability, that trash talk only made the opponents shut up, just like Larry Bird of the NBA's Boston Celtics.

In the 2017 season, during the Jaguars' game against the Cincinnati Bengals, AJ Green, a well-known gentleman acknowledged by the league both on and off the field, lost his composure due to Ramsey's continuous trash-talking tactics and landed punches in an ongoing harassive mouth battle.

Originally, reporters hadn't even considered Ramsey because as a cornerback and running back, they might not even meet once in the entire game; otherwise, why would the media, which loves to fan flames, miss out?

But no one expected Ramsey to take the initiative to fire the shots —

Here it comes, the explosive moment has finally arrived.