Davante Adams Responds To Austin Rivers Saying NBA Players Can Play In The NFL: "Zero-Shot"
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- “I understand what he was saying, these NBA dudes are extremely athletic. They be 6’8 and move similar to what a football player will be doing out there, but we’re not talking about going and doing a combine…these dudes ain’t getting out of one football game, let alone talking about being able to play in the NFL is a zero shot.”
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Davante is such a G man. As real as they come. Authentic and a Man of Character
It definitely takes skill to play basketball. However, the physicality of football is something you have to mentally prepare for.
BS. football ain’t even physical no more. can’t even touch the quarterback 😂
True but with pads
Mentally??? What about physically? Lmao them boys getting folded on an nfl field
And SKILL
@@ZeroSecondsJaythere’s one guy playing qb tho lol, how about all the other positions?
“Julio Looking Dudes” is now a part of my daily verbiage 😂
People didn’t catch on lol
😂😂😂
The word for that is “lexicon” btw.
No disrespect intended, I just love words and etymology
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124or just be normal and say vocabulary😂
@@FecalMatador Lexicon sounds nice
"These boys don't even be going to college for more than five minutes." Woooo.. Something something shots fired.
NFL mad cause they gotta go for three years
@@deshundra86Well they have to
@@deshundra86 that's for the physicality, though.18 year old young men aren't built enough to compete against 26 year old grown men in football.
@@KWillo facts
It’s not shots fired it’s truth taking nothing away from the NBA players
Ain't nobody playing celebrity football games. 😂
Facts
Facts you got nfl players in theses nba games balling 😂 DK
You won the argument right there!
I give NFL and many of these pro players props. They are far more articulate and intelligent than typically projected.
Facts. I’ve gained a newfound respect for Adams after they showed him on the Netflix series Wide receiver. It’s intellect for the game is on another level
“Julio looking dudes” 😂
Pause
I had forgot just how big Shannon is. This dudes a giant
@@gonzalezaaronm he’s 6’2 lol wtf
Their small to basketball players
@@TwotoneTony-xb4gdhe’s talking muscle mass
@@seanye4920he’s talking pee pee size wym
@@TwotoneTony-xb4gd6’2 but not looking like an alien 🤷🏽♂️
Do a crossover NFL vs. NBA in a basketball game and a football game. I know, it will never happen, but I would tune in.
☝🏾️
NFL would win.
NFL guys with talent in basketball would score. They'd lose badly. But they'd score.
A team of NBA guys playing football would be lucky to get a first down in a full game. Every time the NFL guys are on offense they are gonna score a touchdown in a few plays. Imagine them tryna tackle or take the right angles in pursuit. Trying to cover a wr.
And if the NBA guys also had to play as linemen it'd be even worse.
To make it any fair at all they'd have to give the NBA NFL linemen on both sides of the ball. And still the result would be the same.
Without hating on the NBA..
Having basketball skill is more obtainable than having football skills. Ppl regularly play basketball just for fun as a hobby. Very small amount of ppl do the same with football. Too much space and equipment needed. And the game is so physically violent medics would need to be on standby.
@@westerngroovetvsmh
They just desperately need to do an allstar joint event every few years
@@MikkiChavezwhy you shaking your dumb empty head? Dude just spit straight facts and your 2 brain cells can't take it. He's right. Just because your Idol is Steph Curry doesn't make him wrong
NFL players would get embarrassed playing basketball against NBA players. BUT NBA players would get KILLED playing football against NFL players.
Davante reppin Fresno too ✊
Austin rivers also said Jaden McDaniels would lock up Luka and sweep em 😂
What does that have to do with the fact that more NBA players can make the NFL than vice versa? You dudes grasping at straws because you’re pressed.
His comment means that Austin rivers is a terrible analyst no matter the sport.
@@Rooski245bro lebron entire base that led him to being the all time scoring leader is being stronger than anyone who’s guarding him. Yet u think jacked nfl players can’t exceed better? Your a joke. Look at what Myles Garrett and Micah parsons did BACK TO BACK at the celebrity all star game. If u ever PLAYED basketball u would know that physically rules.
@@Rooski245negative y'all never played football
@@Rooski245 What position could a NBA player play? 70% of all NFL defensive players could go into a NBA game and be useful. They could all play defense in the NBA. It is not hard to stand in the corner and develop a useful 3pt shot.
Easy way to settle this debate: Oklahoma drill
There are a few dawgs in the NBA. The NFL is filled with Apex Predators.
@@ND-9 those apex predators couldnt make it past the 1st qtr of a basketball game
@@davonlabrew2165 How many hits will the NBA players take? Realistically speaking.
@@davonlabrew2165Yes they could they would easily finish a whole game
They would lose of course but for sure they will finish
The basketball guys will be broken up in the first set
@@ND-9the nba is literally filled wit freaks of nature bro im pretty sure if they played football they entire lives they would've been used to the hits like ANY experience football player lmao
@@davonlabrew2165 you could say the same about NBA players not making it past the first possession of a football game..
I always think about the thought experiment from Tiki Barber. Fall down naturally on your bed with as many pillows as you want. Do that 25-30 times and see how that feels.
Huh
@@boogidwnej179 idk either
@boogidwnej179 he saying even with all that cushion just falling 30 times and getting up is ridiculous. So imagine hitting th3 ground. That many time.
A NBA player rolls his ankle he’s out 2 months on load management a NFL player rolls his ankle he’s out on the field in 2 weeks
Most times they tape it up and he goes right back out
Basketball is not stop play they stop every play in football it’s different
@@laundracasper2090 bro stop the nba players walk and jog back in forth most don’t start playing until the playoffs and 4th qt
They go back out there the same game, the only nba player I can think of that would stand a chance of being consistent for a game is Montrez Harrell on the edge MAYBE
Exactly.Ray Lewis played with an injured shoulder.Ronnie Lott lost part of his finger in the middle of a game.JJ Watt had blood streaming down his face and still kept playing.
any athlete can do anything they train for. when i used to switch from football season to basketball season first few weeks were always rough until i got back in the groove
That can be your experience thought maybe you’re just suited for both sports but other maybe not so
i disagree
Great points by these guys. Probably the best conversation I've watched on this topic.
This got me thinking, Russell Westbrook as a CB or Wideout would have been amazing to see
I’ve been saying since 2010 Westbrook should’ve played cornerback
Stop it
Lol stop... that doesn't translate to football at all... u either have it or u don't... and there's a good chance westbrook would not be a good football player
@@willthomas7666 he def has “it” as in explosive fast twitch muscles and instinctive reflexes: he just came up playing basketball. If he came up playing football that quickness would translate
Easily
Have you seen Terrell Owens stand next to Lebron, these football players are built different
LeBron is tall thats it
Different sport, different workout regimens
To played on a broken femur in the SB. Lebum won't play a back to back.
Myles Garrett is the hulk
@@FGPlusbecause LeBron doesn't get hurt like that
He basically saying NFL players are smarter than NBA players 😂😂😂
I think they probably are.
As someone who played and excelled at both… that’s true indeed.. that football IQ etc is just DIFFERENT than basketball
Which is false they get paid less destroy their bodies and get concussions NBA is the smart sport to play
I played both and anybody who’s played both sports would tell you football is harder and involves more thinking
When broken down with the college explanation he probably right lol
HOCKEY is harder than Basketball, and you've got to be strong to play Hockey
Who cares
Hockey is a more difficult sport to play.
@@user-hk9wl1jx5k Agreed
This conversation is hilarious! Jimmy Graham and Antonio Gates both made the transition to the NFL and both were successful. The only football player that made the transition to the NBA was Charlie Ward and he was more famous for punching Kobe Bryant than he was for his play
That was Chris Childs
I don’t think u understand how many football players also was basketball team like even Matt Ryan
Dior shirt with the Jordan pants is sinister
Diabolical
In a good or bad way?
Watching that man’s pants shame fashion boy 😂
brand dont matter its the color way and how it looks that matters 😭😭
Very humbly answered
Gates,Tony Gonzalez, Jimmy Graham all hoopers who couldn't make the NBA but are top 20 at their position all times.. who's the football player that couldn't make the NFL and but was at least an all-star ?? All defensive team? All NBA?? All rookie?? Charlie Ward ain't gonna get it
Facts , that kills the argument
Only at tight end what other position
@@enviedeveryday2835 tackle and Wr. The point is it's been done .. Gates never played college football..Jimmy played like 6 games at the U...Charlie Ward was a basketball and football player.. it's been done . At a high level too
I know y’all have big ego’s but google Antonio Gates and Mo Allie cox backstory. NFL scouts look for basketball players sometimes, it rarely happens but it has happened.
Obviously it’s not happening the other way around because of the skill set required to play basketball
Talk please talk football players got to have that macho man Ego for some reason
its not because of that its because there's over 1000 more NFL players than there are NBA players.. has nothing to do with the difficulty of the sport, its basic math
Don’t forget Julius Thomas played TE with Peyton Manning for two season and was looking elite 😂
Im honestly still waiting to see this list of 30 nba players who could make the NFL ...
Mo Allie cox
Who ?
Davante is a great interviewee, easy to listen to and articulate
I personally watched a 6’8” Basketball player at my College play basketball for 4 years and in his 5th year switch from basketball to my football team after not having played football in 5 years and bulk up to play Offensive Tackle and he made it to the NFL. I absolutely think what Austin Rivers said is true but only IF the basketball player has toughness.
But that's not what Austin Rivers said. Your story is irrelevant to what Austin Rivers said.
Austin Rivers made it seem like NBA players right now can just put on shoulder pads and play in the NFL and that's not true.
So you having a story talking about somebody in your school played a basketball for 4 years and then their fifth year switch to football and it made it to the NFL well he switched when he was an amateur.
Also with a lot of y'all basketball people are missing is that a lot of football players grew up playing basketball also.
Chris Carter Hall of Fame wide receiver was an Allstate basketball player in Ohio. Reggie White the Minister of defense Hall of Fame defensive end was our Allstate basketball player in high School in Tennessee.
Terrell Owens is a good basketball player. Randy Moss play basketball in high school and was a good basketball player.
Barry Sanders Hall of famer used to enjoy playing basketball during the summer time to get a good workout, and from what I've heard from other teammates he was really good at it same with Walter Payton.
Joe Montana and Dwight Clark were reportedly good basketball players. Dwight Clark and Joe Montana reportedly from other teammates both could dunk.
Most NFL players also grow up playing basketball in some organized type of way.
I don't hear about a lot of basketball players playing pee wee football or playing football in high school.
Austin needs to watch that old video of Henderson telling an assistant John to slap him then he runs through the hallways all hyped screaming
Dudes are literally trying to kill you out there every play
I seriously don’t get why this is an argument. Antonio gates and Tony G played basketball and weren’t gonna make the nba. They both became HOF TEs. Arguement done
Does that mean baseball is harder because Jordan was terrible at it lmao
NBA player in the NFL is like having a UA-cam media sensation fighter going against an MMA fighter
But the UA-camr usually wins because they pick retired mma fighters and make them box lmao
Then why were some of the greatest te basketball players that couldn’t make it in their sport 😂
@@1bucciarelli same reason Jordan couldn’t play pro baseball but was an amazing basketball player
Most men named Davanta are player AF bro name fits perfectly
The glazzing in your statement is diabolical
Let me tell you something getting up off of the turf for the 20th time gets harder and harder
We get it but...HARDwood ain't cotton either🤷🏽♂️🍻🍺
Okay despite how “ tough” you have to be to play football, just going off measurables alone, basketball has the better athletes. Matter fact a former college basketball player is acknowledged as a top five tight end of all time. A college football player would never have that type of success in the NBA bro get real
@@duffman1876lmaoooooo bro stop. U trying so hard. Falling on the hardwood every now and then. Is nothing compared to a dislocated shoulder …that we still play through
@@duffman1876I’m not comparing at all the physicality of football at all cause that’s a different level but I think a misconception is basketball players can just move around with minimal contact or whatever, you definitely feel it when you constantly bump into 200-250 muscular guys with no pads and helmet or anything
@@romello4913 you can put the all of the quotations you want I've personally seen the weather alone turn guys into basketball players how many basketball players would be willing to catch a pass with a Ray Lewis lurking in the middle of the field or have to block a Reggie White these guys complain about little ticky tac fouls imagine full blown contact for over 40 minutes so you can try to downplay it all you want football is the most violent non combat sport
Very few men on this planet have the heart to play American football.
💯Facts!!
Rugby is harder, and a bunch of people throughout the world play it. They would easily gravitate and play football (american football) if it was popular enough, but it isn't.
@@___Truth___ stop alot of rugby players tried out for the nfl only a very very small handful made it in maybe like 3 guys
He said Dame is his favorite nba player while simultaneously ignoring that Dame is bigger than most CBs and Safeties. Dame goes in the paint on dudes significantly bigger and stronger than him… but nba players can’t take the physicality.. 🙄
“ the ground hard “ 😂
It’d be harder if they did have all that protective gear on
@@LordBranniganThe yea no 💩 thats part of the reason for wearing protective gear pea brain
I went to Fresno State when Davante Adams was there, also Aaron Judge both of them are crazy athletic and were good enough if they took basketball seriously over their sports could’ve made the league
I love that he said Damian Lillard, my favorite NBA player as well
Video game dame pull from any range never scared of the big game💯✊🏿
Dame Time From The Logo!!!!!
Yall known for asparagus had me crying 😂😂😂
Great analogy.
I used to play amateur football as a running back.
Now, tell anybody that for 90mins of practice you’re taking 70 max effort sprints and from top speed, fall to the ground.
They think your being silly. Ann like Davante said, that is still without hitting, grabbing, twisting and trying to breaknout from all of those.
Football is a different sport.
Davante like 'yeahhh' meaning 'i dont wanna talk about that bench warmer' 😂
Unc wrong on this one… there have been MANY high level college basketball players who weren’t even decent in college that went to the NFL and dominated for a decade especially at the TE position… that would Never happen the other way around and hasn’t… there has never been a decent college football player that quit and was elite in the NBA. Facts not feelings.
Let's just go for it,5 best pro football players,put em in a NBA game,5 of the best most logical NBA players in a football game,a little scrimmage!
W pads right?
I had the honor of seeing Julio Jones play basketball in high school. Absolute freak of nature. There were players on that court that went to the NBA. Julio was the best player on that court.
He might have been the most athletic on the court but if there were future nba players playing there’s no way he was the best basketball player on the court
Y’all lie too much
@@1Eashawtywe could say the same thing if a basketball player lined up against actual nfl dudes. Except we have no examples of even a basketball player playing JV except Bron
@@Prince_550go check Julio basketball highlights before u say that
@@Parlay-xb8ez what are u talking about
NFL players can play any position
NBA players would stick to WR
5:13 YO CHILL 🤣
Any NBA player with some level of coordination can be a kicker for an NFL team. To be great in NFL is extremely difficult, but the barrier to entry is way easier. Theres only around 500 NBA players every season. NFL has 1700.
@@ldk8 theres more positions on a football team than there is a basketball team smart guy
LeBron was a Tight End in high school, was good to!
Tony gonzales was an all amercan and was drated but chose football
Jimmy Graham, TO, and Tony Gonzalez played college basketball
Being that tall in the nfl is asking for injury i think. NO doubht hed be the most athletic te in history but i think hes too dam tall to take hits even though hes built like a tank at that height. Theres just too much leg to aim for as a db
@@szaret1 Tru, but shid Tony Gonzalez did it Rice did Mike Thomas.
Aint as tall as Bron but if its in U its in U!,..
NFL players def got a better chance. We play ball after a workout all the time. Any of my boys that play basketball only don’t have experience of an actual football game besides catching the ball.
Why does everything have to be a debate? Men vs women, which rapper is the best, NBA Vs NFL. NFL and NBA players are EXTREMELY skilled in their profession. Trying to compare who would be more successful if they swap leagues is pointless and it undermines the opposing leagues abilities.
Facts it’s tiring now.
If both leagues switched it would be unwatchable for both 😂 Yea one may have the edge over the other but it’ll be terrible 🤣
Ikr its 2 totally different things... the debates are lit pointless... he comparing apples to oranges.. an NBA player wouldn't be a good NFL player.. and an NFL player wouldn't be a good NBA player
Because it's fun, thought provoking, and about as old as modern humans
Conquer $ Divide.
Fresno known for Garlic 🧄 , Avocados 🥑 or something. 😂
You can see the differences in muscle texture with football and basketball. You can actually see how dense football players muscles are compared to your typical NBA build. Years of impact makes the specific look. Thay being said....basketball players do look sick AF. My favorite by far
Smh different workout
Impact has nothing to do muscle texture. You run about 8-10 miles during an average bball game. Try maintaining dense muscle with all that running. Guys like Lebron, Westbrook, Antman would quickly gain more muscle if they transition to football.
@@onceuponasavageAnd would be way too slow to keep up
@@onceuponasavageGoogle says 2-3 miles per game.
Davante can see through to your soul with those golfball eyes.
There's way more spots in the NFL and less spots in the NBA. Discussion over
There is more positions on the field and its more physical thats why they only play once a week
@@travelbizz920 im not saying it's difficult . im saying that it's just easier to be in the nfl cause of the number of roster spots. everybody knows that football is a brutal sport. it's a sport for gladiators.
@@biggestbullsfan8569LOL not really... go try and make the NFL.. lol.. it's still the top .0000000000000001% that make it
@@biggestbullsfan8569I get what ur saying.. and "technically" there are more spots on an NFL roster... but it's still basically the same thing... only the elite of the elite of the elite even have a chance of making it
A wr can’t play o line
D.A is rhe Truth 2 different sports
This is such a funny argument bc there isn’t a comp for Antonio gates in the NBA. A player that didn’t play college ball but then ended up becoming a legend. Until football players can give examples this isn’t a argument
Antonio played football too at Kent st so stop the cap
@@enviedeveryday2835 false. Antonio gates attended Michigan state to play football and basketball was told he wasn’t allowed to play both by his football coach so he dropped football and transfers. He never played a snap of college football. Google is a free forum 😂
FACTS 💯. And this year, Jahzere Jackson got a FULL scholarship to Georgia and NEVER played football in his life. 🏀 players are the most athletic humans on earth
@@devinsmart1547 he still was a football player
@@lastshallbefirst5516 what’s his 40 time
Theirs some truth to that nba players have a better chance in the nfl then nfl players in the nba
This is just an ego thing with NFL players because we’ve seen guys who played basketball their whole lives couldn’t make the NBA and went and tried out for NFL teams and got on a team.
Thank you
Facts 😂😂
Who? How many players on a full football team roster vs nba, did they start and how long did they last?
But a basketball player was the one started the conversation
@mpkgotbeatz2061 Guys like Tony Gonzalez and Antonio Gates that's all I can remember though. Also, I think Tony played both sports coming up but not Gates. Not 100% on that though
The speed of the NFL game. No one can come in and be ready for that.
Zion Williamson, Nate Robinson, Allen Iverson and Rondo would do good in the nfl .
What would rondo play?
@@D.ocument.The.Journey quarterback
You gotta be slow 🤡🤡Nate was 5’8 Allen is too small rondo is too small too slow etc
@@D.ocument.The.Journeyrondo played QB
Best explanation of NFL vs NBA I’ve ever heard
There is a reason they chose hoops over football…… not just that they were better at hoops. Every athlete knows what I’m saying when it comes to football and accepting the punishment that comes with it.
You'll make $100m much faster in the NBA. Anyone over 6' would probably try their luck at hoops first
You make more money in the NBA and you don’t have the risk of CTE
Anyone who’s equally talented to go to the league in the NFL or NBA is always choosing the NBA lmao
It’s just smarter being a hooper honestly. There are far more leagues, it doesn’t take the same toll on your body, and even the lesser known players are more famous than most nfl players. Basketball is the second most popular sport in the world
@@MrMenace3210 you’re talking to a baseball player I get it bruh, still though other factors contribute to that decision as a kid playing the sport. We didn’t all know about the CTE and how much more money you make when you first get into the game….. it’s for the love of the sport
@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 I don’t know a lot of athletes who had the choice to do both do you? And my point is they couldn’t handle the physicality exactly as you’re saying so they went a different route…. You literally confirmed what I was saying.
Garlic, asparagus or sumn, unk a fool stg 🤣🤣
You’re not stopping Giannis at wide receiver
Too small
Fax😂😂😂😂
Giannis is getting his knees blown out after the first season
@@zerorush9296 he jumping over it 😂
@@Eldrvck right these mfs always talking about a Mf legs or some lol
Faster, stronger, can jump higher, not to mention NFL players do this with equipment on. 💭
Didn’t a few legends like jimmy graham, Antonio gates, Julius peppers play college ball and than join the nfl. But what college football player did that and was great! I’ll wait
Charlie Ward
Normally people who choose football stay with football
@@thomaswilson6830 I said great.
@@KJCK4 football is way easy to go pro in than basketball.
Yes a lot of NFL legends were basketball players at first but switched to football
Nate Robinson actually got a tryout from the Seahawks during the nba lockout
Austin Rivers smoking that good shit..I can’t name 30 players today that could play in the 80’s-90’s bc of good physical it was!!
We’re not in the 80s and 90s we in 2024 💀
I can easy
Literally the opposite 💀those dudes were smaller and slower also shorter
You mf’ers always bringing up s**t from the 80’s and 90’s. That era is over. We talking about today.
You’re changing the argument.
After I saw Paul Pierce leave in a wheelchair and come back in the game, I said ain’t no way 😂
He pooped himself with wh ite shorts
We have NEVER seen a guy go from zero college basketball experience go to the NBA… but we DEFINITELY seen guys with zero college football experience get drafted by the NFL and become HALL OF FAMERS .. these dudes delusional
Kobe and lebron went straight from high school to the nba I’ve never seen that in the NFL
@@supadave3210 they played basketball they whole life so what’s your point?.. we talkin bout transitioning from one sport to the other
Embiid started playing basketball when he was 15.. Mutombo started when he was 17.. Rodman didn't start playing until he was 21.. your point has absolutely nothing to do with the video, but its still false..
Man wtf u talking about, u got that backwards buddy lol
@@CHA-fl5qf you gotta be slow… they talkin about a player who spent YEARS playing one sport and being drafted to play the other PROFESSIONALLY… it has been done by basketball athletes but not football players.. read a book
2:27 Shannon lost me at "I think NFL players... can jump the highest." Dude... NBA players make a living from jumping. C'mon, man. 🏀
More likely an nba player could make the nfl than the other way around 100%
Na bro only about 5 nba guys could make it. Ant Edwards, russ, dame, Zion,
@@D.ocument.The.Journey Dame?!?!?!?! at what position ? in which life ?!?!
@@D.ocument.The.Journeyno Bron is wild
@@Alkiel😂😂😂
You’re one of those guys that don’t really realize how violent football is from your couch
Die hard lions fan. Davante is a class act
NFL players willingly give themselves CTE and know they won’t be able to walk correctly at age 40 and yet the pampered nba players think they’d be able to play at a high level ??? Name a single nba player that’s able to run a quick inside slant and get absolutely rocked by a linebacker…. No 6’7+ nba player is gonna have knees after 4 plays
It's no way near 30, but more nba players can play football vs. the other way around that nba is tough
WTF are we actually talking about here? First of all, there's only 15ish players per roster in the NBA vs 50 plus on an NFL roster which means its more than twice as hard to make the NBA vs the NFL. Secondly, if we're talking about athletics, it's not even close. There's only 7 minutes of actual game play on average in the NFL vs 48 minutes in the NBA. Plus there are 82 games vs 17, you do the math on actual game play time and conditioning. 3rd, all basketball players are required to have multiple skills including passing, dribbling, shooting, footwork, post play etc. Vs NFL players only doing specific repetitive tasks assigned to their position. Overall skill of an NFL players is nowhere near the skill of an average NBA player. 4th, the average size of an NBA player is about 6'6 230 vs NFL at 6'1 210. As Shaq would say, that's BBQ chicken. And lastly, NBA players just make more money on average, on and off the field which means they're valued more. Even though the NFL as a league makes more money. Food for thought...
U text alot of words to say nothing, u obviously never played sports.
@@jonashardy9937 wrong, I played basketball and rugby from grade school through college. Also, what I said had nothing to do with whether you play sports or not. It's all factual. Funny how you couldn't even address one single point lol
I've never seen so many people get worked up over a hypothetical situation.
Ok we get it unk you prideful like many others but Gil Arena’s podcast broke it down correctly they seem to only have common sense
Thank you bro… he so lame for being this up again bcus he got a nfl player on the couch
Allen Iverson, Rajon Rondo, and multiple other NBA players were multi sport athletes before choosing basketball, they definitely could do it if they chose too it’s not impossible.
There's 360 players in the NBA and over 1,600 in the NFL, so by simple mathematics the NFL would have the advantage in players that could play the other's sport. Most wide receivers and defensive backs are going to have a similar skill set to NBA guards, and there are more players in just those two positions than theee are total players in the entire NBA.
Similar athleticism not skills. Skills are totally different. Pg have way more skills than any position on a football field
Most defensive backs don’t have the ball handling and shooting required to play basketball as well as the height
Fresno st we some dogs
did you guys know antonio gates played basketball in college?
And
"Basketball players are more athletic & football players are tougher...NOTE; Most Basketball players choose basketball because they can't take the hits. Stop it I played both & I played Juco Basketball & got knocked out twice but never got knocked out in Football go figure!"
There’s nobody in the NFL who could play in the NBA either so yeah
Travis kelce easily
It's a few. Bball players are frail. Thin as wind. They'll get broke in half in the NFL
And they weren’t running around claiming to be able to. It’s just a response to an ignorant statement by a former NBA player with terrible takes.
@@ewilliams8528 understandable, but neither party is eligible of playing another’s sport at the professional level there is too much experience required so as long as that is understood then it’s all good!
@@YounginBallin Travis kelce would get 50 dropped on him 2 points 15 rebounds and 6 fouls in 2 minutes
You gotta have heart and a ton of will power just to enjoy football, add in the God given attributes. Hoop is my main love but football was my first sport and only stopped pkaying after junior peewee cause of moms 😂😂
I can name 20 NBA players right now that could translate to being a good positional NFL player. I cannot name 5 NFL players that could move to the NFL. There are literally basketball players that switch sports after college to play football. There’s not a single CFB player that people say, “maybe not an NFL Player, he should switch to basketball”.
Names please
@@kylefenwrick5706 LeBron James(WR/TE , Lu Dort(S/ LB), Peyton Prichard(DB), Marcus Smart (S/LB), Kawhi Leonard(TE), Ja Morant (WR/CB), Zach Lavine(WR), Kenny Lofton(OL/DL), DJ Burns (OL/DL), Jrue Holiday(DB/LB/WR), Davion Mitchell(WR/DB/S/LB/RB), Aaron Gordon(TE), Donovan Mitchell(WR/DB), Malik Monk(CB/WR), De’Aaron Fox(WR/DB), Grant Williams(TE/OLB), Derrick Jones(WR), Anthony Edwards(WR/DB). You get the point.
I would watch nfl vs baseball vs nba at all star weekend 😂
NFL Got lineman running the same speed as most of the nba players 😂😂😂 gtfo
The only current NBA player I think that can play in the NFL & be good is Ant Man!! He have the size , speed, athleticism, & Mentality to be a solid WR!!
No Nfl players can play in the NBA the skill is insane and maybe like 5 NBA players can LeBron Russ ja and maybe a couple others
I wouldn’t go that far! 😂😂😂😂
There’s a lot of bid dudes in the nfl that can run and dunk in the nba
The main argument is the physical aspect of the nfl.. majority NBA players can’t handle that coming from a sport where a slap on the wrist is a foul
Stop it
@@KJCK4 agreed. Puka Nakua can windmill dunk like nobody's business
I agree with Austin Rivers
Football players ain’t the most athletic or the toughest Shay. Gymnastics is extremely hard! You have to be extremely tough, strong and athletic. Hands down. Gymnastics dog.
Shut up
There’s literally a sport where people get punched, kicked and choked
@@smn5629I agree
Yea Shanon just rooting for his sport
Lol, ant injuring Collins via dunk should tell you more than enough 😂😅
A lot of these football guys are delusional lol just Google top nfl players that didn't play college football. There's a list of players that made the league that played college bball, rugby, track. Football is not that skillful
You are crazy to think football is not that skillful
Get off the internet
@@mauricenewsonjr outside of quarterback which is probably the most skillful of all sports, yes most positions rely on athleticism more than skill
@@mauricenewsonjr outside of quarterback which is probably the most skillful of all sports, yes most positions rely on athleticism more than skill
Adams was a basketball player in that turn into football player
Ima call cappp. It's a few guys in the nba that could be corners, receivers, or on punt return. Physicality and play calling can be learned.
Let me tell yall… I played davantae in basketball in high school. This man could have played in the NBA
The mental aspect is what people don’t account for so hard
Mr Adam's is a class act. I didn't like us (steelers) having to cover him. But he is the real deal.