LeBron James, the superstar of the Los Angeles Lakers, tends to have doubters no matter what he does. And in this instance, it comes from Anthony Richardson, the second-year quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts, one of his biggest admirers.
Richardson, who grew up playing basketball on the AAU circuit, is well-known for being a superb athlete. In fact, his abilities on the court are well recognized because to a video that went viral last summer. But his most recent statement might be going too far.
Richardson told Kay Adams on the Up and Adams Show that LeBron was his favorite player. The Colts quarterback then stated he thought he could defeat LeBron in a Slam Dunk competition, pointing out that the Lakers star is almost forty years old:
Richardson is a fantastic athlete with the ability to deliver some very stunning slams. However, we are discussing LeBron James in this instance. He has repeatedly demonstrated that, at 39, he is still capable of making absurd dunks when the situation calls for it. Considering that this is essentially a challenge, the Lakers star undoubtedly has something amazing in store.
Since his athleticism has brought him this far in his Colts career, Richardson will always be competitive and have faith in his abilities. Though it could be considered a stretch to imagine he can outscore LeBron in a game of the NBA, believing he can score 12–13 points each game is perhaps a bit much.
Tom Brady puts Anthony Davis and LeBron James of the Lakers on a fictitious football squad.
LeBron James and Anthony Richardson might have been playing football in a different reality. Tom Brady, a future Hall of Famer, could undoubtedly see it.
LeBron was the first guy Brady identified when asked to assemble a football team from members of Team USA Basketball; he ultimately chose to start him at wide out. Along with Joel Embiid, LeBron’s Lakers colleague Anthony Davis was chosen as a tight end; Devin Booker was the other receiver, and Anthony Edwards was the running back.
Brady partnered with fellow Boston standout Jayson Tatum at quarterback.