Chapter 1166 A good man
Philip Rivers, quarterback, is known as the last good man in the league, with kind eyes and Jesus in his heart.
After falling in love with her first love in middle school, she became devoted and her first lover was her last lover. Not only did they get married together, but they also gave birth to eight children in total over the years, making them a model for production.
In the 2004 draft, Manning Jr. showed his temper and refused to join the San Diego Chargers. He even threatened to refuse to sign if the San Diego Chargers selected him - and he has not given a reason until now. However, the San Diego Chargers still chose Manning Jr. But then the deal was completed with the New York Giants. Rivers selected by the New York Giants went to San Diego, while Manning Jr. went to New York.
During the whole process, did anyone ask Rivers for his opinion?
No.
And did Rivers complain or protest?
Neither.
Rivers never even discussed this matter. For fifteen years, he worked hard and devoted everything to the team.
Throughout the league, he is well-known for his good temper; of course he also has a temper, and he will also be frustrated, frustrated and angry, but every time he loses his temper, he will take the initiative to apologize, leaving others at a loss.
This is Rivers——
A good baby. A saint.
However, this time, for the rare moment, Rivers was depressed.
Rivers sincerely hopes to lead the team to achieve results. Putting aside the Super Bowl championship for the time being, he should at least lead the team to advance to the conference finals again. You know, the Los Angeles Chargers advanced to the conference finals for the only time in the Rivers era. It already goes back to the distant 2007 season.
That year, they lost in the conference finals to the New England Patriots, who had a winning season. Like last year, they lost to the New England Patriots in the divisional round.
And this season is...
Rivers held his breath, words could not describe his depression.
"We..."
At the pre-game press conference, faced with the aggressive pursuit of reporters, Rivers clenched his fists, pursed his lips, and made his cheeks look like buns, perfectly recreating the baby clenching emoticon.
People may not be able to imagine that the symbol of "good old man" Rivers' fame in the league is——
Trash talk.
Off the court, Rivers always remains polite; but on the court, Rivers is famous for his trash talk, which can be said to be annoying to death.
However, Rivers's trash talk is slightly different from those big mouths and loudmouths. His trash talk does not contain swear words or swear words. It is a typical annoying style, but the effect is still excellent.
It's the same thing in front of me.
"We're at a disadvantage now, standing in front of the Kansas City Chiefs makes us look like babies, but we all know how Kevin beat Harry and Marvin, not once, but twice."
"The first time, in my own home."
"The second time, in New York, it was an away game, but Kevin turned the away game into his home court, under more difficult and dangerous circumstances."
"So, we will do it too."
The entire audience of reporters was silent.
Finally, someone slowly raised their hand and said, "Philip, were you just quoting 'Home Alone'?"
Rivers grinned with a big smile, showing a set of neat white teeth, "Yes."
The whole audience burst into laughter.
In 1990, "Home Alone" was released. Eight-year-old Kevin was left alone at home due to some strange circumstances. Two thieves, Harry and Marvin, were about to break in and steal. Kevin started a battle of wits with the two thieves. , and won a great victory——
Last season, the Los Angeles Chargers upset the division leader Kansas Chiefs at their home court. In 1992, "Home Alone 2" was released. Ten-year-old Kevin went on vacation with his family, but accidentally got on the wrong plane at the airport. Finally, Kevin went to New York alone, and unexpectedly found himself again in a city he was unfamiliar with. Encountering Harry and Marvin, this time Kevin turned the away game into a home game and defeated the two thieves again——
London. Away. The following is the fault.
I have to admit that "good old man" Rivers does have a way of trash talking. It is not only humorous, but also perfectly fits the situation of the two teams.
Rivers was smiling broadly, and his sarcasm was full of intensity.
"I know they really, really want to push us down, but..."
After a pause, Rivers made a face without warning, cross-eyed, sticking out his tongue, playing dog ears with his hands, and his face was twisted and ferocious.
The entire press conference room was stunned. They never expected that Rivers would actually...really turn into an emoticon.
However, this action fit so perfectly with "Home Alone" that the reporters couldn't control themselves and burst into laughter, creating an uproar.
It has to be said that in a situation where the Kansas City Chiefs were in full swing, Rivers' alternative trash talk really gained focus for the Los Angeles Lightning.
The most important thing is that Rivers quietly pushed the Kansas Chiefs, who remained undefeated in the season, to the position of "villain", while the Los Angeles Chargers became the weak and helpless Kevin——
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Now the bad guys are ready to invade their home and steal their victory. They are not ready to surrender, but to stand up and defend their home, even if they are alone like Kevin.
The response on and off the court has won the Los Angeles Chargers support from fans.
After all, who can resist the quirky Kevin in "Home Alone"?
In an instant, the English media all became excited and excited.
A good show is about to begin. Rivers's trash talk even makes Levi's heroic act at Wembley slightly eclipse. Compared with Hollywood's stereotyped superhero narrative, Rivers pretends to be weak and weak as a villain. The image of Sukemin issuing a challenge is obviously much more interesting.
"Los Angeles Chargers VS Kansas City Chiefs - Home Alone 3."
"The emoticon villain defends his homeland VS the heroic hero invades his territory. This movie is a bit interesting."
"So, 'Kevin VS Harry 3.0' will take place in London this time, don't miss it."
"Rivers: Wembley is the home court of the Los Angeles Chargers. Even if it's 'Home-Alone', we will defend it to the death."
"London Bowl Highlights: 'Rivers VS Levi', upgraded version of trash talk."
There was a great uproar.
Globally, London's media activity is second only to New York, and even more lively than Los Angeles, the base of Hollywood. People can feel this at this moment, as the overwhelming news is focused on the London Bowl.
It doesn't even need an NFL push.
However, Levi responded.
"We always think of ourselves as superheroes, defeating bad guys and saving the world, but many times, we think we are playing 'Home Alone,' but in fact we are playing 'The Grudge.'"
Hilarious! The collective burst into laughter!
Who would have thought that Levi would jump from "Home Alone" to "The Grudge" in one second, switching the positions of the victim and the perpetrator.
With whimsical ideas and unconstrained imagination, Levi's imagination instantly raised the tone of the trash-talking duel to a higher level and launched a perfect counterattack.
Wonderful, wonderful beyond words.
The media reporters were immersed in joy, and the trash-talking duel actually had such a funny day, so is this a tense situation or a fun one?
"Kevin vs. Junxiong, who can have the last laugh?"
(End of chapter)