Football Reading: '24 Quicker

A Story by Abishai100

Vignette about American sports (football) variance/superstition making for lines of writer's drumsticks for fans.

Any Given Sunday (Oliver Stone) inspired '24 season football vignette. Thanks for reading,

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AMLAN: This '24 season of American Homeland sports (football) is image.

DANICA: Much post-Brady era team/town variety for writer's craft, hon.

AMLAN: As your co-writer in the hostel-station (Inn-Express), I concur!

DANICA: The new-gen QBs (Josh Allen, Baker Mayfield, Joe Burrow) shine.

AMLAN: I thought Kansas City was tops, but Philly/Detroit/Minnesota fare.

DANICA: With this much variety, team/town biases makes for dialysis?

AMLAN: Any given Sunday offers cool-fantasy for arts (Facebook-like).

Amlan and Danica, cowriters of American sport (football), stationed at their (shared) hostel-station (Inn-Express) for '24 season post-Brady era team/town variety languages for fantasy and superstition, knew the new-gen line of young promising QBs made for intrigue and cool uncertainty in the gritty cleats and team choreography game of zone goals and defense chatter and wondered if Kansas City was truly the only power-fave team to offer fans uncertainty-jam (damn).

AMLAN: I'm going with a Detroit-Buffalo playoffs outlook energizer-IQ.

DANICA: Remember how Baker Mayfield stifled the streaking Eagles?

AMLAN: Much variance in '24 football for all kinds of sport-chandeliers, ok.

DANICA: Well, let's propose a story in which a family moves to a city.

AMLAN: Right, a Buffalo-fam moving to Detroit shifts fan/football juice.

DANICA: That's '24 football for ya, hon...readings for dodecahedrons (ok).

Anything could happen in '24, on any given Sunday, for Amlan and Danica, cowriters of American Homeland sport (football) for this chandelier-view for the cleats/fields game of team/town bias for jam (damn). Would they find AFC rivalry adjective for Kansas City; or would they find Detroit (NFC) contest-cleats for a newly-streaking Philly or Minnesota force for the Ego? One thing was clear...Kansas City wouldn't lock the league tables for now to end the ambitious intrigue-crafting of multiple conference teams for a superstition worth its weight in mighty (American) doubt.