Jalen Ramsey Letting Bron Know Its a Man's Game

[Dzali OG]

Football different than basketball, a different type of physicality and strength.

On the issue of him playing WR or TE, his coaches wouldn't even let that happen lol...for his sake. Well actually in 2022 they may actually experiment with it, bit in years prior they would've said no.

Any of you ever played defense? I'd love to hit Derek Henry before Nick Chubb. All that big, beautiful, middle torso to catch him slipping on . I'm surprised his career isn't over yet.

Now it seems as though the league has changed and players aren't hitting low like they used to, but someone 6'9 would have a hard time even protecting their knees. You have 5'9 CBs coming in like missiles aiming at your knees and ankles.

They would put Bron at DE and let him be Calais Campbell or Jevon Kearse.

 

[klientel]

Lol...Bron was not faster than Randy. I can't trust your assessments after you said that.

My guy is probably talking about Sinorice Moss

 

[Hov]

This is all hypothetical so I’m not really invested in it but… Draymond Green isn’t the once in a lifetime athlete LeBron is. As long as LeBron could catch and take a hit he’d be successful playing football.

I went to college with Calvin Johnson. He was a great athlete and could hoop at bit. He’d come to the courts and stunt on regular cats. LeBron is him x100 in terms of athleticism.

How is Lebron “100x” the athlete Calvin Johnson is lmao

This is what I mean by your letting Nike commercials and hearsay cloud judgement.

You have never seen Lebron run a 4.3. You aint never ever seen a human the size of Calvin Johnson fly like that, so you can’t just say “Lebron can do it if he wanted to”

And the hands and body control is what also made him great. You are not just great because you can jump high, it’s a sport. Lots of guys try other sports and look crazy against PROS.

Calvin Johnson would looked pedestrian in NBA. TO was skying and dunking on semi pro cats and wouldn’t sniff the NBA.

Most people are playing the sport they actually could be a pro at.

But I do think Lebron could’ve been a DE.

Y’all don’t know how great these pros are…Spice Adam’s (the former Bears DT that is a comedian now) used to DUNK on people at Penn State, a 300+ lbs, and he makes these silly basketball videos like he is unathletic Lol

A Deion Sanders, Bo Jackson, Hershel Walker Randy Moss type athlete who actually did other sports at high levels is more important to me than what someone imagines someone could do.

 

[FS4LFE]

This thread still going screams mental illness.

 

[NYC Rebel]

Football different than basketball, a different type of physicality and strength.

On the issue of him playing WR or TE, his coaches wouldn't even let that happen lol...for his sake. Well actually in 2022 they may actually experiment with it, bit in years prior they would've said no.

Any of you ever played defense? I'd love to hit Derek Henry before Nick Chubb. All that big, beautiful, middle torso to catch him slipping on . I'm surprised his career isn't over yet.

Now it seems as though the league has changed and players aren't hitting low like they used to, but someone 6'9 would have a hard time even protecting their knees. You have 5'9 CBs coming in like missiles aiming at your knees and ankles.

They would put Bron at DE and let him be Calais Campbell or Jevon Kearse.

Exactly. He playing DE.

 

[Dzali OG]

Watching football now and Kyle Pitts can't stay healthy. He's 6'6 and a big mismatch but he's not dominating and he's always hurt. Those 5'8 to 6' defenders aren't taking us tall brehs on high, they going for knees and ankles. That shyt gets in your head and affects your play. Everytime you get the ball lil mufos coming in at 16 mph aiming at your knees.

 

[RennisDeynolds]

Yall got the clip of Rob Lowe and Jamie Foxx falling out bc Bron embraced the memes and said he told somebody yesterday before the game to run a certain play just like the game

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

I like his confidence though. He talked that shyt right to Bron face. You know bron ain't used to that

But nah, Jalen wouldnt be able to do a damn thing with TE NFL Bron.

Y'all smoking ROCKS... Now maybe your point is that with decades of training....

But just because you're an elite basketball player, does not mean you'd easily match the skills of elite football players. They ain't even the same skillset

 

[alpo]

Watching football now and Kyle Pitts can't stay healthy. He's 6'6 and a big mismatch but he's not dominating and he's always hurt. Those 5'8 to 6' defenders aren't taking us tall brehs on high, they going for knees and ankles. That shyt gets in your head and affects your play. Everytime you get the ball lil mufos coming in at 16 mph aiming at your knees.

But that’s the oc fault! Why would he throw a slant to a 6’6 te?

 

[alpo]

Y'all smoking ROCKS... Now maybe your point is that with decades of training....

But just because you're an elite basketball player, does not mean you'd easily match the skills of elite football players. They ain't even the same skillset

How a 6’1 corner can stop a 6’9 dude??? How? How??!! Please tell me!!

 

[premier58]

How a 6’1 corner can stop a 6’9 dude??? How? How??!! Please tell me!!

Was JJ Stokes or Joe Jurevicious dominant?? How about Donald Hayes? How about Mike Williams? How about Matt Jones? How about Reggie Williams? I could go on and on ..

 

[Dzali OG]

But that’s the oc fault! Why would he throw a slant to a 6’6 te?

I mean do you want him only running go routes? He's going have to play ball.

 

[jaydawg08]

Was JJ Stokes or Joe Jurevicious dominant?? How about Donald Hayes? How about Mike Williams? How about Matt Jones? How about Reggie Williams? I could go on and on ..

Those dudes aren't 6'9 at 270 with a 40+ inch vert and running 4.5 with great hand eye coordination.

I mean LeBron in the air is crazy, the only issue would be him getting hit at the knees.. but like he's said and others have said, him in the RedZone would be almost unguardable

 

[MrLogic]

It's called flopping

 

[MrLogic]

Dude wouldn't last a minute in the NFL

It's called flopping