Originally Posted by New World Order:
Mahomes will surpass Brady in all award categories with the exception of titles.
Of course. Just as LeBron will surpass (or has already surpassed) MJ in every individual statistical category with the exception of titles won. [Reply]
Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
Of course. Just as LeBron will surpass (or has already surpassed) MJ in every individual statistical category with the exception of titles won.
Lebron doesn’t have more mvps, Finals mvps, defensive first-team awards, scoring titles etc
Mahomes will have more mvps, offensive player of the year awards, passing yards leader, pass rating leader etc
Mahomes will do it better than Brady, most likely in a shorter amount of years just like Jordan compared to Lebron. [Reply]
Having watched MJ in his prime and later LeBron, it's absurd to put the latter on the same scale as Jordan.
The eye test alone showed me how Jordan was on a different tier as a player. Watching him play was like watching a joystick character in a video game. He played the game with such elegance, made moves that blew your mind, was always so clutch and dominant. Jordan had 10 scoring titles and in one season won both the scoring title and defensive player of the year. Crazy. LeBron is his own version of dominant but the guy lacks that clutch gene Jordan had. He is a great all around player but he doesn't have that IT factor to me. Kobe was the closest I saw that came close to Jordan. [Reply]
And in the NFL, Mahomes is the equivalent of what MJ was for the NBA. This isn't me as a Chiefs fan saying it but countless other fans who follow the sport. The throw Mahomes made in the SB being paralel to the ground, nobody else can make that throw.
Watching Pat play is like going back in time and watching Jordan play for the Bulls. What a time to be alive. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lcarus:
Lebron has 1 impressive championship. It's a damn impressive championship. Coming back to beat that Golden State team and giving the Cavaliers a title was one of the best championships in NBA history.
Lebron should've stayed with Cleveland. If he stayed there and won a fist full of rings, his legacy would look so much better to me.
And yet if Draymond Green had played game 5, Golden State probably wins that championship. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lcarus:
Lebron has 1 impressive championship. It's a damn impressive championship. Coming back to beat that Golden State team and giving the Cavaliers a title was one of the best championships in NBA history.
Lebron should've stayed with Cleveland. If he stayed there and won a fist full of rings, his legacy would look so much better to me.
This, imagine if free agency in Jordan's era would allow him to assemble talent in different cities every 5 years or so... [Reply]
Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief:
This, imagine if free agency in Jordan's era would allow him to assemble talent in different cities every 5 years or so...
Why would he need to? He had 3 HOFers brought to him by the GM he oddly despised. The mid to late 90s Bulls were the most stacked team in history other than the KD Warriors. [Reply]