Professional players have more or less superstitious beliefs, such as the belief that they can win a game by wearing the same bracer; For example, touching the team's crest before going on the field can bring good luck; For example, if you buy the first with your left foot, you can ...... smoothly And so on and so forth, it seems that everyone has their own "lucky charm", and this is true for all sports.

The regular season MVP curse may sound like a god, and it may seem far-fetched, but the truth is that 12 years have passed since the 1999 season, and no player has ever been able to break such a record.

Superstition and superstition, in the final analysis, there are still people who do not believe it.

The "regular season MVP curse" lasted for 12 years, and the "total win curse" lasted for 27 years, which is traceable after all, but before the so-called curse appeared, there was no such concern in the league at all, but after once, two or three times, after the superstitious remarks about the curse gradually increased, it evolved into a kind of bondage and shackles.

Then, as long as you are firm enough, as long as you insist on yourself, as long as you go all out, the spell can still be broken after all. Just as after the historical record is created, it is destined to be broken, because only when the record is broken again and again is the Olympic spirit of mankind's continuous pursuit of "higher, faster and farther".

However, there is still an iron law curse in the NFL: the "regular season passing code king curse".

In the 46 years since the inaugural Super Bowl was held in 1967, no player with the most passing yards in the regular season has managed to reach the top!

It's not a spell anymore, it's an iron law.

From Dan Marino to Joe Montana, from Steve Young to Brett Favre, from Payton Manning to Tom Brady, from Drew Bliss to Aaron Rodgers, the top quarterbacks have defied the majesty and confinement of the league's iron laws for generations, but no one has ever done so in the long history of the league.

If it is said that the "regular season MVP curse" and the "total victory curse" are just superstitions, there is no belief or not; Then the "regular season passing code king curse" seems a little evil, and even the league officials feel a little stunned and puzzled.

Cause?

Every year of the Super Bowl, all kinds of reasons seem to be explained and answered, and in the time frame of ten or twenty years, some patterns or coincidences can always be found; But for forty-six years, no quarterback has been able to break such a curse, which is really mysterious and weird.

Therefore, every year when the regular season comes to an end and the passing code king is released, everyone is bound to joke that this player and this team will be in jeopardy, and gradually, the curse will evolve into a curse. It's also laughable to say that the achievements of "All Wins", "MVP" and "Code King" are all worth celebrating, but the result has become a tight spell, is this the so-called joy and sorrow?

The 2012 season's regular season code king: Lu Ke.

The 12-year regular season MVP curse, the 27-year all-win curse, and the 46-year code king curse, all layers of curses have fallen on Lu Ke's shoulders, all signs are reminiscent of Tom Brady in the 2007 season - Brady was also a triple curse back then, and after entering the Super Bowl, he lost to the New York Giants inexplicably, which is full of question marks, is this Lu Ke's ...... Lesson?

Everyone longs to be the miracle that breaks the curse, but they are defeated again and again; It's as if everyone was expecting to be the one who broke history, but they hit a wall again and again. The fundamental reason why history is history and the reason why the curse is a curse lies in its difficulties and hardships!

Now, the triple curse fell on Lu Ke's shoulders, and even if he refused to believe it, the ironclad fact still couldn't be refuted-

This young quarterback, who continues to make history, has been writing records for himself and the league with every step since he entered the league, and once again stands at the threshold of history bound by many curses, so what about this time? And how will it end?

For Ray Lewis, it's a battle for retirement.

For Lu Ke, this is a battle to break the curse.

Needless to say, this is definitely a very, very tough game for the San Francisco 49ers.

Historically, the triple curse is draining the team's chances of winning the championship, and it is almost invincible, with the four elite quarterbacks all challenging many curses one after another, but all of them have returned; Judging from the audience's support, the Baltimore Ravens of the "underdog posture" under the banner of Ray Lewis's "final battle" have obviously won the support and support of the entire North American region, and if the San Francisco 49ers win, it seems that they are risking the world's condemnation.

In terms of strength comparison, although the San Francisco 49ers' statistics have the upper hand, the most painful loss in two seasons comes precisely from this Super Bowl opponent. In terms of team morale, the San Francisco 49ers seem to be experiencing a wave of fatigue after an eighteen-game winning streak, while the Baltimore Ravens are coming to the Super Bowl stage after winning three straight hard games.

Little by little, the win-loss ratio is tipping, and it seems that the whole world is on the opposite side of the San Francisco 49ers, not because they are too weak, but because they are too strong.

Obviously, this is what Harry Waynes was looking forward to seeing in his "kill strategy", and now that the long wait is finally over, the situation he was expecting is playing out, and the San Francisco 49ers have become the public enemy of the whole people before they have time to play. The time and place were favorable, and they were all on the side of the Baltimore crows.

ESPN's "Within the League" produced a special Super Bowl preview program, featuring 20 professional analysis and commentators to discuss and analyze the upcoming matchup and guide the general audience.

After the host Edward Bowen finished his opening remarks, he looked around the audience, a smile appeared on his face, and he teased lightly, "Why do I feel like everyone is avoiding my eyes and avoiding being the first to speak?" Could it be that predictions for this match are really so difficult? ”

The guests all smiled, but in the end, no one took the initiative to speak. In terms of strength, the San Francisco 49ers are well-deserved favorites; But in a single game that determines the outcome of the game, there are too many factors other than strength, not to mention, the difference in strength between these two teams is far from reaching the level of crushing, so how should they predict it?

Just as Edward was about to take a direct roll call, someone spoke up, "Since everyone is humble, I'll be the first target." ”

All eyes followed the voice, and then saw Charles Davis's smiling and confident expression.

I have to say that Charles's presence has almost disappeared this season, and many viewers have even forgotten his existence, and there are no special highlights in the show.

Mainly because of Lu Ke's strong performance, it can't be said to be flawless, but it is indeed amazing, technical excellence is secondary, and the most important thing is Lu Ke's leadership ability on the court, which unites the entire San Francisco 49ers team.

This made Charles's remarks the previous year all become material for self-slapping in the face, the more aggressive he was at the beginning, the more embarrassed and credibility he lost now.

Although in addition to Lu Ke, Charles can also discuss the other thirty-two teams in the league, and the topic is inexhaustible; But Charles's comment style has always been known for being sharp and sharp, leaving aside Lu Ke, he must also be sharp when discussing other players, but he lost his sense of proportion when facing Lu Ke at the beginning, and now he has fallen into another quagmire-

No matter who commented, as long as it was a little sharper, fans would start frantically brushing the topic of "remember Bambi", overwhelmingly questioning his authority, and the label of personal vendetta of the communiqué was so fiercely attached to his forehead, and over time, his analysis and comments lost their focus, neither support nor opposition, and he was at a loss, and in order to survive, his style slowly became mediocre.

Of course, if he wants, Charles can start to talk nonsense with his eyes open, his style is becoming more and more extreme, and the explosion point creates wave after wave, after all, no one is perfect, and Lu Ke's on-court performance is not perfect, he can continue to play as a brainless troll.

But Charles also knows that this is not a long-term solution, and he does not want to gamble his career for the sake of a Lu Ke. So, after losing his original style and lacking controversy, Charles slowly dimmed, and almost no sense of existence was felt "within the alliance".

Now, the opportunity has finally arrived.

The company had been in the dark all season, and Charles was waiting for that opportunity: the last chance. Either Lu Ke is eliminated before the Super Bowl, and he can express his views freely; Either Lu Ke counterattacked and stepped onto the Super Bowl stage, then this is the last chance he has been waiting for and waiting.

finally waited for this day, Charles couldn't wait and pretended to be calm, and did not show timidity easily, so he won the right to speak.

Of course, the first statement could be the target of public criticism, but that's what Charles was looking for! Now that his moment of brilliance has finally arrived, let him see: Is it the spell and the curse that are stronger? Or is Lu Ke's aura of fate tougher? If this is an all-or-nothing ultimate career, he is willing to accompany him to the end, willing to gamble and lose-

If you lose, you will be crushed.

He's ready.

"I'm bullish on the Baltimore Ravens." Charles said with a smile on his face.

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