NFL vs NBA: Who’s Got the BETTER Chance 🤔
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2023
- Do NFL players have a better chance crossing over to the NBA or the other way around 👀 #shorts #nfl #nba #lebronjames #russellwestbrook #paulgeorge #podcastp
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maybe Zion chose the wrong sport😂
Fr 💀💀😭
Nah if he gets injured in the NBA then what’s happening in the NFL. The NFL has less games tho
@@LukeTO374 he won’t be jumping in the nfl
Definitely this issue is his health
Nah. NBA players make much more 🤑🤑🤑
All I can imagine is Shaq dragging 5 players into the end zone with him 😂😂😂
Shaq would be on that line lol
Shaq might be too tall for football. He’d get chopped at the legs all day long
Shaq would get injured so fast
I only imagine Shaq just running through nfl players and they just bounce off him lol
@@Nex123 they would take his legs out so easily
Dawg I remember my first time taking a blindset hit. I said nah this aint for me. The coach was yelling. I told I'd stick to basketball. Dude that hit me started bashing his head in with the helmet. They animals on the other side
Yea mindset is the separator but body wise Nba is smashin nfl honestly
Good for you, football is cte land alongside boxing. And your whole life probably thanks you for not going into football (especially if you don’t end up making any money from it) I mean one concussion can change your whole life, I know a person who was injury prone, and got 3 concussion. He was very very smart, and still was smart, but definitely a little delayed??
Yeah unless your gonna make money from sports that can give you a concussion, then don’t join it. I mean boxing is a little different since you can learn to defend yourself, but it’s gotta be worse if you take actual punches to the head since that’s just bad.
Lmfaoo same, i caught a slant up the middle and got cracked so hard that I’m like, I’m playing basketball only now 😂😂
@@tent4lifeclearly wrong
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wemby on the Hail Mary would be fun to watch 😂
they would snap his ankles like bambi though. one tackle mans career is over
@@FrostByte76lmao Bambi
Wemby is a deep safety if I've ever seen one
@@kimyona9746Then the game is 11 v 10 and it's all day. Wemby wouldn't last 2 games.
@@wayneegli8379 exactly, just chills in the endzone. I imagine he'd be dominant on special teams tho
Never thought of Russ playing football but damn his energy on the field?!?! CRAZY
Too small 190-200 ant nothing
@@Juxcewhenever people have this conversation they act like the NBA players wouldn’t train differently lmao the guy is definitely putting on more mass
@@itswilbur52exactly he would be training in an nfl locker room with nfl nutritionists and dietitians. And with his frame he could probably easily add 10 pounds. That would put him at 6’3 210. That’s a good sized safety. And with his speed, acceleration, change of direction, and jumping ability he could be a good deep middle of the field safety.
@@loganherron5010 literally like these are elite athletes if they trained for a certain sport they will be successful
@@itswilbur52 thanks captain obvious
It’s crazy that Russ is small in the nba but a giant in the nfl 😂
He's barely above average tf you mean? Average is 6'2
@@okwhy8720 yeah but that’s still considered smaller player
@tys1646 I'm talking about for the nfl. The nfl average is 6'2 he isn't a giant for nfl. He's small for the nba.
@@okwhy8720for a running back though He's only two inches shorter than Derrick Henry.
@@tys1646Not really maybe he'd be a giant runningback but besides RB that's average height. Russ is quite literally your average NFL Linebacker that's how he's built he'd be a decent sized Linebacker look up top 5 NFL Linebackers and look at their sizes. Tbh for a D-Lineman 6'2 is a bit undersized you'd want your D-Lineman ideally to be 6'4 to 6'8 for the hand length and you'd want your Linebacker to be 6'4 for obvious reasons. His RSS score would still be nice but he ain't playing any other position except Linebacker and runningback maybe safety but he'd have to lose a little more weight so teams don't take advantage of that by just putting a WR on him so you wouldn't be able to run man with him on the team
Them hits will change your mind
But they'd literally be playing to get those hits. They'd make it then quit vs nfl not being to make it.
They all have a plan until they get tackled and start seeing stars.
😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂 FRFR IM CRYING THEY ALREADY FLOPP LIKE CRAZY
Exactly
P.G would have been on the injury report every week in the NFL
They got where protecting in nfl lol lmao he would adapt add more muscle u can’t learn skill in a year need a life time
💯 😂
@@gorcsauce696 just like how he adapted in the NBA playoffs?
@@evil3993 the game is more skilled then being physical he isn’t a center not his role 😂 .
Nowadays most nfl players are on the injury report list every week tho lol
Russ at safety is actually tough af
Only if he embraced the physicality of the NFL and I doubt there would be more than a handful or 2 of NBA guys willing to do that
@@donsolosruss would definitely be one of them
I love how yal just assume Russ can read coverages and stay in front of receivers, when he can’t even stay in front of a basketball player. He literally doesn’t play any defense in his own sport, what makes you think he would be able to play safety😂
@@td96OUif you think Russ doesn’t play defense then you don’t know basketball.
Booker, CP3, and KD were shooting below their shooting percentages whenever Russ is the one guarding them.
@@ajye8935 lol well he show as hell wasn’t playing defense for the Lakers. They missed those shots because they were off. You can go look up his defensive plus/minus because it says otherwise. Russ hardly contest shots.
P wasn’t too confident with that, “ I think I could’ve played WR!” 😂😂😂😂
I was saying the same thing 🤣 - He dry said that
Factual
Fun fact: Iverson attended Bethel High School in Hampton, Virginia, and was a dual-sport athlete. He earned the Associated Press High School Player of the Year award in both football and basketball, and won the Division 5 AAA Virginia state championship in both sports.
Randy Moss and Jason Williams played both sports on the same high school team.
Charlie Ward won the Heisman and then went to the NBA
well yea. cause he's fast.. he's dam fast.. he made fast people thinks that.. he's fast..
Everyone knows this already …
It's a lot of dudes like that this dude is just talking stupid
Desmond Bane is a linebacker that can shoot
😂😂 facts
But he plays in NBA
Desmond bane is in no way shape or form A linebacker. Maybe running back. His wingspan is 😂😂😂😂 he has trex arms. Boy got a 5’5 wingspan
a 6'5 215lb linebacker?
Dembo Samuel running him over
Pg at 6’9 your getting your knees blasted every snap😂😂😂😂
6’5 Brandon Marshall did well. It’s all about how you play
D smith is tall and skinny and is a beast wym?
Funny. The only way an nfl player can stop an NBA player is to hurt them. Sad how trash they really are huh.
@@jjjyli686 6’9” is significantly taller than 6’5”. There is a reason you never see super tall guys in the NFL.
@@hodge996what a dumb take lol
Completely skilled at taking days off
Everyone says that until they take that first blind hit.
Bron actually could have, he played football in high school and it came to a choice at a certain point of whether to go with basketball or football
He would do amazing but after awhile they’re gonna chop him nonstop to stop him and he can’t jump over everyone he’s gonna have to take some shots and some of those athletes weigh depending on the position are strong. Corners have underrated strength ofc linebackers are men. Super physicsl
Lebron doesnt have the parts to play football. He broke his finger and his momma made him quit. So now he plays basketball and demands to be guarded by guys 30-40 pounds lighter than him every night.
@@jaysenbustamante9926hed basically be a faster gronk tbh
@@chriscampbell8074this is just so false he quit football bc he was the number 1 basketball recruit OF ALL TIME at 16 years old
@@spicyryne23there’s just no way he’d be as good at football. Like we can’t sit here and say he’d be in talks of being the goat as most likely a tight end. That’s just not realistic at all. People really need to hop off lebrons lap😂
LBJ can back it up. Since he played Football in middle school and early high school.
and was the number 1 ranked player in the state
😂😂middle school football means you nfl material😂 bron would of got a career ending injury in training camp
@@mitchmitch9892bro just hating for no reason like Bron hasn't been Ironman most of his career
AI was ranked in fb higher than bball bruh was a 5star athlete
@@mitchmitch9892During the NBA Lockout in 2011 the Cowboys and Seahawks sent him contracts to play Tight End.
Every basketball player says this until a slant across the middle sends Em back dribbling lol.
Lmao right 😂😂😂😂
Zach Randolph would’ve been a hell of an edge rusher
i could have played in the nfl, nba, and mlb, just felt like playing video games instead
W comment!
Aye, this is a real life thing in 2023 😂.
😂💯
Lmao felt this😂😂
@@ShootWithLOUliterally bronny lol
the thought of russ playing safety or corner just gave me chills
He'd be getting roasted every play. He is too damn wild. Imagine pat bev at DB, lol. 😂😂😂
Nah you wouldn't be able to play man with him maybe if it was just zone the whole game but even then the other team would probably just put a safety on him or run some PA crossers and make him choose a route to isolate him
He’d be better on offense
@getpape4126 he's to uncoordinated to play offense. The dude straight goofy
@@kingcollins3965 comparing pat bev to russell westbrook is crazzzzyy
Laughs in Charlie Ward.
P them hits gone change your life it like being in a car wreck honestly
Russ definitely could’ve been a Safety or DB 😂.
I get Russ is a great athlete, but bro the physicality in the nfl is completely different bro. Most guys who decided to play basketball got hit way too hard in a game and said nah I think
I wanna play ball 😂
@@marquisb4860 i cant argue with that at all 😂. I simply just had more fun playing basketball. Football practice was harder than the damn games 😂. ( in my opinion).
@@marquisb4860 but he would have a better chance at the nfl then nfl players in the nba
@@vlirx4739 bro. If you teach him how to shoot a decent jumper . Then his defense would already be good and his rebounding and he would be able to pass from the hand eye cordination required for football.
@@marquisb4860 most nfl players are shorter than the average nba player. So they would have a harder time getting boards, playing defense, and would have to be an elite shooter. I think ur underestimating the amount of time to become great at shooting as well. You can’t just give him a year to practice and all of a sudden he’s steph curry he would pretty much a decade of shorting to keep up with the better shooters
Every basketball player thinks they can play football until they realize its actually a contact sport
Basketball is a full contact sport. Football is a collusion sport.
nah some nba players love the contact tho. allen iverson was a top prospect in highschool. dude was 5’11, 165, and played quarterback, running back, defensive back, and kick returner…he obviously chose basketball bc it’s the smarter decision lol
and u can see it in his game, he was fearless when attacking the basket. didn’t give two shits who was infront of him or how big they were. russ is the same exact way, so it’s very plausible that russ could excel in football
@BureaucraticEquation0-cx9su like i said, the smarter decision lol. basketball also usually means longer career, and more money
Basketball is a contact sport
Nba players have the athleticism but if they get hit once its over.
you ain’t playin wide receiver😭
Argument out the window when he said. I could play Wide Reciever😂
6’9 200+ at wide out😂😂shit not even fair
@@demetriusbrown1778 I seen this man break his leg on stationary object. AWFULLY!!!!
Football players Move. And they move FAST💯
@@DirtyDevTyreek Hill retired?
I was rocking with the take until that
Wide receivers catching the ball is a skilled play.
A.I. NO.1 IN BOTH BACK IN his H.S. days.
Has to shoot the ball? "Denis Rodman has entered the chat"
This isn’t the 80s and 90s mate, the game has evolved. Bigs who can’t shoot aren’t stars nor great players and are expendable. The best Big that can’t shoot whatsoever rn is Rudy Gobert😂
Pg: I think I can play wide receiver.. yeah right if your healthy??🤣🤣🤣
Pg you DEFINITELY couldn’t mama get hit once and be out for two seasons
Also there are a lot more roles you can play in football, so it’s just more likely for a player to fit into any of those given roles. Like Zion can probably snap the ball but Jason Kelce might not be able to play PF
Very true but Zion snaps the ball once and he’s out for the rest of the year
@@jd0257😂😂
Great point
Jason Kelce is 6'3. That man isn't surviving in the NBA as a guard lmao
Not just that. Only 15 players max can play on a basketball team while 53 players on a football team. That’s a little over 3 times the amount so of course it’ll be hard to make the nba over the nfl.
Jordan would've posted up NFL players in NFL. 😂
Russ as a safety sounds like a sight to see
Charlie Ward won a heisman then was the Knicks PG for a hot minute
Last PG Knicks drafted and resigned before RJ Barrett
Johnny Manziel won a Heisman and so did Jameis Winston
@@dannymurray1854Frank Ntilikina was drafted before Barrett
So only QUARTERBACKS can make the transition from football to basketball???
I believe a DB or a FREE SAFETY could also.... however a Nate Robinson type may have had a shot as a running back.
@@personalityexpertise820 Nate Robinson was a cornerback in college at Washington
Rip to who ever gets tackled by Steven Adams
Hes 6’11 250 be fr foo.. his tall scrawny uncordinated ass is gettin man handled by them olinemen lol
I think point guards and shooting guards would transition well as skill players but aside from them the height might get in the way
Put them in an Oklahoma drill and see how they do
Getting hit by a 245 lbs person running a 4.5 is different. It will have you making business decisions. NBA players don’t want that smoke
NFL requires no skill and fuck all athleticism for the most part it’s like rugby but minus the toughness of it
@@ok-xt4te you have absolutely no idea wtf you are talking about
What is bro yapping about
@@ok-xt4tefound a dumbass that never actually watched an nfl game 😂
it's not that they don't want that smoke, it's that they don't need to go through all that smoke to get that guaranteed bag because they're good at something else that none of these nfl players are good at. if they focus their training on mass gaining and explosiveness im sure they would do just fine on the field.
Allen Iverson is saying hi 👋🏼
Bro would get lit up one time and want to stick to basketball 😂 it probably looks easy on tv
There's a reason basketball players play basketball. Everyone can catch until they get sent to the shadow realm by a SS/LB
💀😭
But the thing is you got players like LeBron who legit did play football. Plenty of multisport athletes back in the day
@@AnikethBandifootball players are one dimensional
@@AnikethBandi There’s a reason why he chose Basketball
No it’s because they make a shit ton more money and play way longer
Until a basketball player gets cracked.
It's not that hard
Facts..they get one scratch in the NBA and be on on medical leave
@@danielmarcano5055 so when did you make an NFL roster?
There have been college basketball players that played zero football and played in the nfl because of what he said and the skill component u can’t do the opposite
@@Shsnshdbandjdbdliterally just lying 😂😂😂😂😂
Randall on the Knicks could definitely play tight end
Maybe a super tall fast guy back in the 90s when skill wasnt the focus and u could get away with just being an enforcer that could cut or post and dunk.
Wait till you feel that full force contact thoe you have to be crazy
Imagine Zion catching picks
This may come back to light soon lol
As much bro get injured he wylin
Hes right. Everyone i knew in High School if their first sport was Basketball they were all great multisport athletes
He's definitely not right lol.
Absolutely correct; football players are jealous of basketball. Deion Sanders worst sport was basketball.
Neither survive in either league ngl
Exactly, finally someone that’s even remotely smart
I agree with this take but I also think some nfl players might be a lot more skilled than they think
There is a Ray Lewis video out there on the same subject but with a very different take.
They should have a day where NBA and NFL players swap sports
Or play each other in their own respective sport lol
Kawhi was a wide receiver at one point.
He does have giant hands
Dude don’t compare playing football in high school to playing in the nfl
Don’t be goofy
@@thetf8142ya but he’s also a pro in basketball, not the same as just talking about someone who played football in hs but played basketball in college. This guy has played sports professionally. Although idk how kawhi would last considering his injuries
A lot of dudes in the nfl played basketball in high school too
They would cry on the first hit 😂😂😂
Toughness/strength would be the determining factor. Bballers would have the size/athleticism advantage but if TJ Watt decides your going to the turf, good luck.
Basketball players nowadays are just ex football players that didn’t like the physicality
No, they chose basketball because they can make it and knew they would get paid WAY MORE MONEY, and they become more international than NFL players. NBA players become a lot more richer than NFL players. You don't hear NFL players buying teams.
@@blowc1612 because there’s less players in the nba only reason they are able to make more money
@@jd0257 that's the point that's why I said THEY KNOW THEY CAN MAKE IT, but it also doesn't change that NBA players get more endorsements and are more internationally known than NFL players since the NFL is barely breaking the international market while the NBA did it in the 90s.
Basketball players are ex football players that made the right decision superstars who aren’t QBs get paid less than draymond
And won’t have life altering brain injuries
@@kamithekamikaze8619when you make over a million then it doesn’t matter how much you make anymore. You’re rich either way so I think nba players are just scared of physicality.
Terrell Owens says football is his 2nd favorite sport. Basketball was his passion and he couldn’t cut it. Think about that.
Exactly
And he became a top 2 receiver too😂😂
Tony Gonzalez and Antonio Gates said different
Till yall get cracked😂😂
I'm sure Shaq could have played NBA Basketball and NFL Football Easily .
Imagine Shaq as a DT
@@jonahcannon2820 Shaq as a FB like Refrigerator Perry hahaha
I mean who is gonna guard Tako fall in the nfl.
He’s not getting off the line of scrimmage
He’s tearing his acl week 1
Russ would be like D Hopkins
Paul George playing WR, lol.
Myles Garrett entered the chat
Fr 🤣
Against celebrities.
He would be too short if he was like a little taller with his build then maybe but we dont know how good je can shoot either
@manman552 grant Williams, zion
@@manman552he’s almost 6’6 tf u mean
PG saying NBA got the most chance at transition cuz he knows NBA players can jus sit out the games and spend that time to train for another sport lmao 🤡
Hold up bro give me a chance to ride him too bro???
There’s no floppin in the NFL 😂
DeVante Parker could make the switch. He’s got a jumper.
Imagine Jordan Poole in the nfl 😂
😂😂😂
meanwhile shaq scratching his head...
You're talking about the most unstoppable force in nba history.
Idk Myles Garrett looked pretty solid on the court so size and brute strength does help 🤣
PG at WR would be taller than Harold Carmichael, which was a one of a kind guy. I agree with most of what he is saying though, but theres just a point with the NFL where if you are over a certain height and arent insanely huge body mass wise, you dont have a shot.
I don’t think any athlete could step into another sport and play at a professional level unless they’ve trained for that sport at a high level.
@BureaucraticEquation0-cx9su I mean he played at a relatively high level, but there was still a massive gap between him and legitimate pros.
Bo Jackson, Deion Sanders and to some extent Herschel Walker did 2-3 sports at a high level, but I agree it’s rare and may never be done again.
Rugby players to the NFL would be the easiest. I played rugby all throughout my life and at 15 I wanted to transition to football, all I did was send a few tapes and I had offers from UNLV, FIU, Weber State and Liberty to name a few
Francis Ngannou just enter the chat 🥊
Pretty much every NFL quarter back could play pro baseball if they wanted
Them Oklahoma Drills make basketball players. No NBA player is crossing over without some type of football experience like LeBron. A skill position like receiver, corner, etc could learn some basic dribbling and slam the ball into the rim and drag their nuts across your face easily.
Even Lebron wouldn’t be able to crossover
People are seriously underestimating the skill difference between fucking high school and the nfl
@@thetf8142 WTF is wrong with these goofballs thinking any NBA player could crossover to the NFL? They clearly have NO IDEA how much of a gladiator sport it is. Bron wouldn't last 6 games before his career would be over. I won't even get into the skills needed...LOL
@@EricA-kl7bySkill wise an NBA player can absolutely crossover to the NFL….Physicality wise you’re right but you can get thru that over time with being in the weight room etc….My first sport was rugby than I switched to basketball which I played in college and switched back to rugby after that…Athletic and skill wise, basketball is harder to do….In rugby I just had to get used being hit again and kicking and maybe put on some muscle but after that I was fine…
@@inokerogoyawa You guys just keep proving my point everytime. At least you have a tiny bit of appreciation for the physicality required but you simply don't understand the skill required to play in the NFL either. Playing rugby vs NFL is like comparing demolition car drivers to Indy race care drivers. Being physical AND extremely skilled is what separates physical college players from NFL. If we're talking pure skill baseball is harder than football and basketball. But football is usually the common denominator with dual-sport athletes. Not because it's the easiest but because if an athlete can endure the physical requirements and develop the skills needed they are most capable of playing other sports. No NBA players ever talk about crossing over to MLB. People assume NBA players are most skilled because they are taller and jump a lot. NFL players on average would embarrass NBA players in just about any agility drill let alone speed and vertical jumps. Lifting weights combined with plyo exercises make that so. The moment any 6'6 and up NBA player has to actually demonstrate elite footwork they would quit. There's simply no comparison. The moment you realize players like Dennis Rodman were considered elite in the NBA but would get pulverized in the NFL, you are getting closer to the truth. Rodman and others like him were tough by NBA standards. In the NFL they would just be tall guys with little skills and eventually that would get them hurt. Lebron is fast by NBA standards. In the NFL he would get run down every play with ease. Then you have to wonder how many hits could he take? When them 6'8 legs not used to taking contact they break really easy. That's why there aren't any 6'8 wr in the NFL. BECAUSE THEY CAN'T TAKE THE PHYSICALLITY!
Ian finna play with my energy on a big ass field i rather play on a court to make myself more energised
Kyle Anderson: hold my beer🍺
Brons too tall he’s like 6’9. Given the fact he’s so tall everyone would hit him low. His legs would be destroyed after like a season or 2
Lebron has played football in highschool, and couldve made it to the nfl. He just picked basketball instead
Hs & nfl way different especially if you’re not training specifically for it
@@Riceeater_95then dudes way stronger than bron Aaron Donald benches 500 they would eat lebron just like they ate gronk and gronk is 10x stronger than bron
@@jessicagalvan3358how tf you know Gronk stronger than Bron? Just be talking
@@jessicagalvan3358aaron donald plays d line he would never be anywhere near bron on the field
Ain’t this the guy that plays 5 games a year
Go on, do it.... do what you wanna do ....... I'll do it with you
I think it would be rare for either sport. Not unless they played both sports from childhood to maybe to college level.
The problem with an NBA player crossing over is that NBA players write in pain when someone touches them. In the NFL you have to learn how to get absolutely body slammed and still get back up and play in the next snap.
Only because it benefits them. Them boys tougher than you and I.
It's really not that hard to get hit and get up in pads
Lul
becuz they get rewarded for it these guys are built giants u think they really getting hurt fr
The copious amounts of performance enhancing drugs helps too
But I feel like we have to look at injuries too. Football is a much more contact sport and some NBA players probably couldn’t cross over because of that.
And that’s why most guys switch to basketball
Football players make a lot less money less games. NBA players play 82 games
@@Heatfan96it’s the money. A bench player makes more money than a top receiver or te
@@JorgeReyesMDcap the most a nba bench player is making is 3 years 50 million wrs are getting paid 4 years 120 million
@@fnebjdhsb2499dude how many wide receivers making that money? 4 maybe 5? U know how many dudes get 4 years 80 million and ride the bench in the nba?
Russ at safety with HIS mentality would be NASTY WORK
Couple of leg tackles for these tall players and they going back to basketball 😂
Some of the GOAT NFL players are basketball rejects. I've never heard of a football rejects becoming NBA goats.
I could imagine pg as a wr getting mossed "that was a bad pass"😂😂
People really underestimate the psychology and brains it takes to play football they just think big guy hits big guy. There’s 100 plays you have to memorize and alter based on who does what on offense or defense and make the decisions in a second if you have the rock you decide what you do with it basketball is 100% more relied on when it comes to athleticism. That’s why a dude like Brady can be the goat and a guy like Jokic is insanely rare in the NBA
Football is all buff nerds in high school or all the buff kids that barely passed high school. No in between
Is PG played WR he would get his leg snapped in half again😂
I believe
NBA players possible can transition into WR - CB - QB - SS - possible TE
Faster
Football Players can into the same positions
As someone who was a star at both in high school and played both in college (D-2) I would have say, if a basketball player never played football they'd struggle. I've seen many football players be good at basketball without having much experience at all levels. A good friend of mine told me that I'm not a basketball player, I was just an athlete who could play basketball, which made sense when I thought about it. Football was my primary sport but I was decent at basketball because of my toughness and ability to shoot. We had our star basketball player (first team all state all 4 years) try out for football and didn't last a week. Most of our star football played for the basketball team as well. Our QB was all state in both sports. I get what PG means but it depends on the position. Iverson was probably better at football than he was basketball lol
I agree 💯. There are sportsmen in every sport especially contact sports because that’s how they feel challenged.
Usually basketball players are just basketball players and awkward at many other sports especially contact sports.
I’d be careful tossing around the word star when you went D2. Unless we just have different definitions of the word
Buddy peaked in HS 😂😂😂😂 D2 LMFAO
@@benpietrzykowski9216being a star in HS, is possible. Doesn’t mean you’re gonna be special in college or beyond.
@@Moshuun idk I think of a star in high school whose all conference going D1. Maybe if you grew up in some hodonk town
PG at wide-receiver would have been nice to see 🔥🔥🔥
Dude never would have played. He hasn't played 60 games in 5 years. Bro is NOT gonna survive
He would get injured by week 3.
Just reminder Lebron was 5 star football prospect in high school back then, that man could dominating any sports if he want
the idea of russ playing football is kinda giving me brian dawkins vibes
LBJ and Allen Iverson prove otherwise. It’s just a matter of when they pick up the sport.
And Charlie Ward
LeBron nor AI played in the nfl. There’s a big difference between high school and the pros lol.
@@jcastillo1985AI was ranked #1 in Virginia had tons of D1 offers
@@jcastillo1985yeah but both would’ve dominated the NFL. They had to pick a sport since they can’t do both. I mean u look at guys like Russell Wilson, Kyler Murray and Patrick Mahomes. Those 3 guys had a choice between football and baseball and picked football. Can’t play all sports. Only play one.
@@Aneeshtherave So those 2 guys would dominate the nfl because they dominated high school? So how come every top prospect from high school doesn’t pan out the same as the ones who became dominate nfl players?
Paul u gone run that slant and head back to the court 😂😂
They Should try Rugby.
Allen Iverson transition from football to Basketball 🏀 and he crashed it.
Everybody thinks they can play football until they get hit by a linebacker. Paul George isn't even getting off a press.
If Devonta Smith can, I think Paul can
@@Hermzzz lol no
Laugh all you want but I can't imagine any nfler making an NBA roster. But I'll take my chances on a 6'8" 220lb shooting guard playing wr over a "big" db like Richard Sherman at 6'3" 195 lbs.