Check out Terrell Pryor the former NFL WR. He was a 5 star hooper recruit ranked 39 in the country behind draymond green I think at 36 and above play Thompson. He went to Ohio state and dominated at QB before being drafted and was a top high school golfer . Dude was a freak athlete
It's unfair to call someone a bust behind injuries and Also side note the media and others need to start giving these players REALISTIC expectations because if someone a bust because they didn't live up to media hype that is a problem
Hear you, but disagree. He wasn't as good as advertised, be it through injuries or lack of chemistry with his teams. Nice in MIL but notsomuch in ATL or CHI. Everyone can't be Kobe, desire-wise, but, as in putting in effort, intention, and desire when playing Defense, the so-called "Mamba Mentality", to a degree, applies. This guy was way better than Wiggins, talent-wise, but he def didn't want to be a Superstar -- just wanted to Hoop. Not good enough with his level of skill and ability, plus the hype he was getting should have sealed the deal. Not so, and so injuries did their thing. Too bad, but can't criticize other than to say he didn't get it done.
Man I remember when he was drafted and he was considered the future of the Bucks; in fact, iirc he was their PF and Giannis their SF. He had the blue chip background, the more pro-ready game, and the tear-your-head-off mentality needed to thrive in the pros. In short, he was then what the Bucks were hoping Giannis would be and is now, sadly.
Had that attack mentality on offense you mentioned, but never saw defense as important & never came close to Giannis as far as the drive to get in tip-top shape (which, to be fair, very few are like Giannis in that regard). I'm far from giving up on Zion Williamson, but in recent years Duke kids seem to have this "I've already made it" mentality coming into the league & need time to develop an NBA-level work ethic. Jalil Okafor never found it, Zion evidently needs to, Kyrie arguably never had it, but is just so talented & played w/ LeBron long enough to become a star.
He was never projected to be what Giannis is now. He was supposed to be a Paul Pierce type of player which is still pretty good, he would have probably slightly been better than Middleton if not for injuries at his max potential
JP was real nice! I was really excited for this kid when he came into the NBA. This is just one of the Greg Oden type of situations where it really wasn't their 'fault' that they did not get to the levels they should have gotten to. But, he still was able to make to the league and make some good money playing the game he loved so he may not have had the NBA career we were all think he would have but in life he is doing pretty darn good! Big ups to Jabari! Also, this kid had that smile that makes this seem even more tragic. There was an innocence to it.
Prime Jabari, Giannis and Middy would have been fun. Loved watching them on LeaguePass when JKidd was coaching. They just needed upgrades at the 1 and 5 and it was coming.
@@avantesmith6442 that would've been a disgusting lineup. Brogdon at the 1, maybe they still get Jrue and slap him at the 2 and then you go with your 3, 4 and 5. If you keep that starting 5 together for as long as possible, Milwaukee would have been contending sooner
I love your videos brother. Especially the one on yourself. I felt your words so much when you said you didn't have any guidance to male the right decisions when you were young in college. That story is so common nowadays. You may not have made the NBA but you played overseas and after that you created this channel. You are a success bro and I respect you for putting your head down and grindin after your first option didn't work. Your gonna keep rising with that mindset. Good luck to you
Watched that doc of Jabari from the clip at the beginning and he said a quote that stuck with me and been saved in my notes since 17’ and it goes ““Everyone wants to get more sleep but every day I have to tell myself if I want to get closer to my dreams and goals. I got to tell myself I can do something and got to accomplish it. And every day when I go to sleep I ask myself did I accomplish those goals” - Jabari Parker
Would love to see an updated video about jahlil okafor too. He's one of the more interesting 'busts' who most NBA centers would probably still have trouble guarding
Yeah man big oak just kinda got unlucky cause he came in right as the expectations and skill sets for big men began to change he could have been a superstar if he was drafted in the late 80's early ,90's
Dude was never a bust, even after his first acl injury he bounced back like nothing happened. I love his game, I hope he can become healthy and a formidable player in the league again.😊
Uh.. dude became a bust when he couldn't stay healthy and kept getting shipped to different teams afterwards. It's unfortunate the injuries had subdued him, but most of that is due in part to his playing style for his size that kept him from playing to his full potential
He's someone I still have hope for. I can see him on a team like the Nuggets or the Mavs but he has to play on the defensive, tighten his shooting ability, and work on his body a bit. At this point I can see a Jeff Green type of player in him.
This was excellent commentary. I remember watching him play against the Cavs and my blood pressure going up watching him play. I thought he would be a problem. I still think he can be a very very serviceable role player. I think he can make out a roll on a contender if he was given a chance. Thanks again for your insights. Excellent.
WITHOUT A DOUBT.. Jabari was always and would still be better than Wigg if it wasn’t for the injuries. He was a bucket, a leader, coachable and willing to learn/grow. Since 8th grade Jabari was in the spotlight as one of the best players in the nation. He was definitely built for the league with NBA pedigree. Was set up to be the Bucks franchise cornerstone before Giannis and it just never panned out. His ability to stay on the court and physically compete is the issue. Being able to produce isn’t the problem. It’s just hard to defend and play impactful minutes when your body can’t keep up.
Thanks for this….I remember asking for a Jabari video. You’re awesome!…of course, you may have not even seen my comment, lol. I will watch this video thinking you did anyway, 😁
Parker was “chubby” because of his genetics. He’s half Tongan, just like Steven Adams. If you look into the genetics of Tongans, their body holds and builds muscle very well, but they also hold fat just as well. Tongans bones are also very very dense, in fact I would probably say that they have the densest bones of any other race, as a group of course. I don’t remember what his injuries were, but sure it was a ligament issue.
I just randomly thought of him and though, "What happened to him?" Couldn't have even told you what the last team he played for was. Time to watch this video 💯
Very solid editing on this channel. Props to that ! And yeah I surprised he was able to keep the weight in check , I think he’s got Islander blood in him and those boys grow real strong and real big !
Man being from the Midwest, as a kid i used to love watching Bari. I remember back in middle school downloading nba live mobile using him and goin crazy 😂
Do Kai Sotto. From the best nba prospect the Philippines ever had to being mismanaged by his team by not going to college and choosing the gleague ignite route, then fumbles that opportunity by choosing to play for the national team (games cancelled) which caused him his gleague stint and a bunch of bad decisions that led him still pursuing his nba dreams in the NBL.
i think jabari parker is definitely one of those players we can solely blame injuries on as to why he wasn’t a superstar even back when they were comparing wiggins to parker i thought parker was just way better, he’s a walking 22 ppg scorer and can grab u at least 6-7 boards a game. literally a more athletic melo
Young Melo was more athletic and Wiggins could actually play defense. There's a reason why 6'8 230 Parker was drafted as a PF with guard skills instead of SF because he didn't have foot speed to defend most SFs.
Jabari was a bucket. No one ever questioned his abilities. It's always been his availability. What good is a great player if he can hardly stay the court.
His HS mixtape is up there with John Wall and Austin Rivers’. After the first knee injury, he should’ve gotten in the gym and toned his body. I said this yearsssss ago. Barkley was tubby but he gained some definition. JP had none he was just running around with a dad bod playing pro ball. He should’ve been in peak condition. Great natural hops but he could’ve been a superhuman if he was in the gym training his body.
Idk I knew his was good but I didn’t think him or Wiggins were going to be on that level in the nba. Wiggins is doing well-JP I couldn’t really get behind. He achieved his dream so I salute him
Can you please do an show on donte jones from Nashville tn. He played college ball for memphis and went pro. He played for the Celtics and the Knicks. I think his story would be interesting. He fell off early. He went to the league in 1996. I watch your show alot.
Jabari Parker was the number #1 high school player in the nation from Chicago. He won 4 state chips and number #2 player in the NBA draft. He still has a lot of talent but no bust , had some real injuries that he needs to heal from.
Jabari Parker is my best friend cousin I’ve met him twice once when he was with Milwaukee and the other when he was with the Celtics. Great humble dude with no social media at all . It was crazy cause he still get buckets when he was on Celtics I think he started this game or got subbed in early because we arrived a little to the spurs vs Celtics but he literally was cooking guys for the 5 mins he played literally had 5 quick buckets and they took him out for the rest of the game for no reason. Jabari has all the offensive skills still but his defense is not as good
I hope JP keeps it pushing for him to be eleven years my junior!!! I hope he continues to use his shooting skills to keep his career afloat it’s unfortunate he had all the knee injuries though 😢
Saw this dude out at 4am in South Beach during his rookie season the day of a game with the Heat. I knew that he wasn’t taking his NBA career seriously, and wouldn’t last long.
I remember his duo with Giannis back in 2016 and was an all star snub. But due to Injuries his career went down but I wont be a critique because this guy was one of the humble players in the league
Hate on Andrew Wiggins is ridiculous. Solid Career !!!! WTF !!!!!!! He was the second-best player on a championship team and about to make more than a quarter of a billion dollars in NBA salary and Endorsement. I guest you still see Wiggins as a bust, Keep on hating lol
Here's a list of Stunted Growth episodes on NFL players that were already featured: Ryan Leaf Steve McNair Johnny Manziel Dwayne Haskins Antonio Brown Cam Newton Jamarcus Russell Michael Vick Reggie Bush
Media has to stop with the hype and comparisons. It’s hard not to get on the hype train, because generational talent is good for any sport, but the media usually gets this hype hoping they become the next great thing so they can get more stories.
I think it’s also due to mentality, on the bulls he truly believed he didn’t have to play defense because it wasn’t his role. At that moment I questioned why his coach even let him think that way to begin with, so it wasn’t surprising that his minutes decreased when they got a defensive focused coach(although In the end that coach was bad for the team in general). He wasn’t that great on defense to begin with but you couldn’t deny he had a nice offensive game to keep him afloat. Unfortunately getting acl injures on the same leg is just a backbreaking set back in any athletic career.
Man I hate the term bust. The fact that guys got the shot at their dream is success. Many regular folks will NEVER have a shot like the NBA. TBH the majority of sports fans could have a stunted growth of our lives. With that, love the way your content is presented. Its with respect to the players and the game.
Hey bro love your channel and content. I know this might sound crazy but could you do a stunted growth on Michael Jordan? I know that will blow folks mind. MJ could have won more rings had he played longer.
Great video. Agree with everything. Gonna leave little notes I see In my opinion his biggest growth stunt was him playing like a wirey wingman than either like a Draymon green with a jumper or like you said a better Carmelo Anthony. His play style definitely didn't fit his body type. Hopefully he can get back to playing shape.
Salute to Chicago's very own Jabari Parker. Injuries play a key role in his Career but I would not consider him a bust . The " MEDIA" and Fans put Unrealistic expectations on players comparing them to superstar before they make a mark in the league. at 27 He can still play a role on a team it's about finding a situation that fits. #intellectuallyIgnorant #chicagomade
I think he'd do decent in Europe, perhaps even experience a revival like Derrick Williams. His defense isn't great, but as a versatile scoring four he could help out a team for sure.
Does Jabari Parker make another NBA team, or is it over at this point? NEW CHANNEL!! 🚨th-cam.com/video/0Ptpy2ZkHx0/w-d-xo.html
I saw him play last year when he was on the Celtics and dude can still get a bucket. But, damn, he plays ZERO D. I mean, none.
This one’s a Heartbreaker since I always Taught Jabari Should’ve gone Num 1 on his draft and was a big fan of his game
Thanks for asking. I dunno. But I always assume when these videos come out. Its on the heels of big news like his retirement.
Check out Terrell Pryor the former NFL WR. He was a 5 star hooper recruit ranked 39 in the country behind draymond green I think at 36 and above play Thompson. He went to Ohio state and dominated at QB before being drafted and was a top high school golfer . Dude was a freak athlete
WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO DO THE DUKE CURSE
It's unfair to call someone a bust behind injuries and Also side note the media and others need to start giving these players REALISTIC expectations because if someone a bust because they didn't live up to media hype that is a problem
I never agree with players being labeled as a bust due to injury. Has nothing to do with skillset imo.
@@GreeneGuyTV agreed especially if they showed when healthy they can ball
Could u stop speaking facts please💀🤦🏾♂️
Hear you, but disagree. He wasn't as good as advertised, be it through injuries or lack of chemistry with his teams. Nice in MIL but notsomuch in ATL or CHI. Everyone can't be Kobe, desire-wise, but, as in putting in effort, intention, and desire when playing Defense, the so-called "Mamba Mentality", to a degree, applies. This guy was way better than Wiggins, talent-wise, but he def didn't want to be a Superstar -- just wanted to Hoop. Not good enough with his level of skill and ability, plus the hype he was getting should have sealed the deal. Not so, and so injuries did their thing. Too bad, but can't criticize other than to say he didn't get it done.
He’s a bust
Man I remember when he was drafted and he was considered the future of the Bucks; in fact, iirc he was their PF and Giannis their SF. He had the blue chip background, the more pro-ready game, and the tear-your-head-off mentality needed to thrive in the pros. In short, he was then what the Bucks were hoping Giannis would be and is now, sadly.
Had that attack mentality on offense you mentioned, but never saw defense as important & never came close to Giannis as far as the drive to get in tip-top shape (which, to be fair, very few are like Giannis in that regard). I'm far from giving up on Zion Williamson, but in recent years Duke kids seem to have this "I've already made it" mentality coming into the league & need time to develop an NBA-level work ethic. Jalil Okafor never found it, Zion evidently needs to, Kyrie arguably never had it, but is just so talented & played w/ LeBron long enough to become a star.
@@darshloaf jayson tatum?
@@darshloaf rj barrett?
The next Paul pierce 😢 sadly it didn’t work out
He was never projected to be what Giannis is now. He was supposed to be a Paul Pierce type of player which is still pretty good, he would have probably slightly been better than Middleton if not for injuries at his max potential
JP was real nice! I was really excited for this kid when he came into the NBA. This is just one of the Greg Oden type of situations where it really wasn't their 'fault' that they did not get to the levels they should have gotten to. But, he still was able to make to the league and make some good money playing the game he loved so he may not have had the NBA career we were all think he would have but in life he is doing pretty darn good! Big ups to Jabari! Also, this kid had that smile that makes this seem even more tragic. There was an innocence to it.
Jabari Parker was a killer on the court. Injuries took it all away. Sometimes it happens that way.
Prime Jabari, Giannis and Middy would have been fun. Loved watching them on LeaguePass when JKidd was coaching. They just needed upgrades at the 1 and 5 and it was coming.
I think having Middleton and bari together would have been a bit redundant tho
@@johndavis9321 yeah you’re probs right looking back, but could you imagine the small ball line up with Giannis at 5 and a healthy Jabari at the 4? 😭😭
@@johndavis9321 they were together for 3 years, I never saw an issue
They also had a 50/40/90 Malcolm Brogdon
@@avantesmith6442 that would've been a disgusting lineup. Brogdon at the 1, maybe they still get Jrue and slap him at the 2 and then you go with your 3, 4 and 5. If you keep that starting 5 together for as long as possible, Milwaukee would have been contending sooner
Jabari pre-draft workout video was legendary... That man was looking like a HoF in them 5 mins.
Legendary!!
I love your videos brother. Especially the one on yourself. I felt your words so much when you said you didn't have any guidance to male the right decisions when you were young in college. That story is so common nowadays. You may not have made the NBA but you played overseas and after that you created this channel. You are a success bro and I respect you for putting your head down and grindin after your first option didn't work. Your gonna keep rising with that mindset. Good luck to you
Watched that doc of Jabari from the clip at the beginning and he said a quote that stuck with me and been saved in my notes since 17’ and it goes
““Everyone wants to get more sleep but every day I have to tell myself if I want to get closer to my dreams and goals. I got to tell myself I can do something and got to accomplish it. And every day when I go to sleep I ask myself did I accomplish those goals” - Jabari Parker
Would love to see an updated video about jahlil okafor too. He's one of the more interesting 'busts' who most NBA centers would probably still have trouble guarding
Yeah man big oak just kinda got unlucky cause he came in right as the expectations and skill sets for big men began to change he could have been a superstar if he was drafted in the late 80's early ,90's
@@johndavis9321 Big men of that time had to atleast be a shot blocker or the team would have been bad defensively
stunt number 1- wrong era
stunt number 2-defense
Dude was never a bust, even after his first acl injury he bounced back like nothing happened. I love his game, I hope he can become healthy and a formidable player in the league again.😊
He is a bust if teams don't want him.
Uh.. dude became a bust when he couldn't stay healthy and kept getting shipped to different teams afterwards. It's unfortunate the injuries had subdued him, but most of that is due in part to his playing style for his size that kept him from playing to his full potential
Always be a fan of Parker
He's someone I still have hope for. I can see him on a team like the Nuggets or the Mavs but he has to play on the defensive, tighten his shooting ability, and work on his body a bit. At this point I can see a Jeff Green type of player in him.
Nuggets already have a Parker in MPJ they aren't about to sign a injury prone backup to miss as many games as the injury prone starter
@@andrebryant5081 lol yea true
People really forgot how good he was supposed to be. Parker was an absolutely monster
I thought he was gonna be a perennial all star when I was like 14.
Damn, been waiting on this one but hoping he'd just put it together. Loved this dude
Parker had that Paul Pierce body
This was excellent commentary. I remember watching him play against the Cavs and my blood pressure going up watching him play. I thought he would be a problem. I still think he can be a very very serviceable role player. I think he can make out a roll on a contender if he was given a chance. Thanks again for your insights. Excellent.
WITHOUT A DOUBT.. Jabari was always and would still be better than Wigg if it wasn’t for the injuries. He was a bucket, a leader, coachable and willing to learn/grow. Since 8th grade Jabari was in the spotlight as one of the best players in the nation. He was definitely built for the league with NBA pedigree.
Was set up to be the Bucks franchise cornerstone before Giannis and it just never panned out. His ability to stay on the court and physically compete is the issue. Being able to produce isn’t the problem. It’s just hard to defend and play impactful minutes when your body can’t keep up.
Andrew Wiggins was better pre injuries
@@andrebryant5081 Jabari was better in college
Damn 27? Fam still mad young and entering his prime...again, love the channel. Thanks for the constant great content.
Thanks for this….I remember asking for a Jabari video. You’re awesome!…of course, you may have not even seen my comment, lol. I will watch this video thinking you did anyway, 😁
One of my favorite players wanted to see him do great, still feel like he can help a team it’s crazy that he isn’t on a team or no training camp deal
This my new favorite channel no cap. I’ve been late night binge watching a lot of your stuff bro. Lots of good stuff keep it up 👊🏽
I'm glad you did this one, ty
Such an insightful breakdown of stunt #1.
Jabari Parker!!! He was a monster. But the nba is different
One of my favorite players. Rooting for him to bounce back
Parker was “chubby” because of his genetics. He’s half Tongan, just like Steven Adams. If you look into the genetics of Tongans, their body holds and builds muscle very well, but they also hold fat just as well. Tongans bones are also very very dense, in fact I would probably say that they have the densest bones of any other race, as a group of course. I don’t remember what his injuries were, but sure it was a ligament issue.
I love this channel keep it up 👑
I just randomly thought of him and though, "What happened to him?" Couldn't have even told you what the last team he played for was. Time to watch this video 💯
Very solid editing on this channel. Props to that ! And yeah I surprised he was able to keep the weight in check , I think he’s got Islander blood in him and those boys grow real strong and real big !
One of my favourite players
My guy..1 of the most skilled players I’ve ever seen..
Yes Chicago legend thank you for listening to my request
Man being from the Midwest, as a kid i used to love watching Bari. I remember back in middle school downloading nba live mobile using him and goin crazy 😂
When it comes to that Draft. I wanted him in Boston. Honestly. I was still sorry for Jabari until he signed with Boston.
These Stunted Growth docs are good for TH-cam but are Netflix worthy! Hope everyone watching really appreciates this
Do Kai Sotto. From the best nba prospect the Philippines ever had to being mismanaged by his team by not going to college and choosing the gleague ignite route, then fumbles that opportunity by choosing to play for the national team (games cancelled) which caused him his gleague stint and a bunch of bad decisions that led him still pursuing his nba dreams in the NBL.
Kai Sotto is still young, there's a lot of time to show his impact on the court
I forgot all about him!! I didn't know he was in Washington,Sac & Boston..WOW!!!!
Dope video. Man Jabari is doing well in life. Sad that his career didn't pan out. He was the 2nd pick after Joel Embiid.
Wiggins was number 1 that draff
@@moneywhisperer5218 I know. Marcus Smart was also that draft as well as Julius Randle
Definitely liked his game your point about being to shifty for his body was a good one.
JP was a beast no doubt, I thought he had insane potential.
can u do a vid on corey sanders? feel like you'd kill that one as you do all the others, but corey sanders was my fav hooper to watch fr
i think jabari parker is definitely one of those players we can solely blame injuries on as to why he wasn’t a superstar even back when they were comparing wiggins to parker i thought parker was just way better, he’s a walking 22 ppg scorer and can grab u at least 6-7 boards a game. literally a more athletic melo
Young Melo was more athletic and Wiggins could actually play defense. There's a reason why 6'8 230 Parker was drafted as a PF with guard skills instead of SF because he didn't have foot speed to defend most SFs.
Jabari was my favorite rookie back in the daay, I even downloaded draft class so u could use him in association mode🤣
Jabari was a bucket. No one ever questioned his abilities. It's always been his availability. What good is a great player if he can hardly stay the court.
His HS mixtape is up there with John Wall and Austin Rivers’. After the first knee injury, he should’ve gotten in the gym and toned his body. I said this yearsssss ago. Barkley was tubby but he gained some definition. JP had none he was just running around with a dad bod playing pro ball. He should’ve been in peak condition. Great natural hops but he could’ve been a superhuman if he was in the gym training his body.
Idk I knew his was good but I didn’t think him or Wiggins were going to be on that level in the nba. Wiggins is doing well-JP I couldn’t really get behind. He achieved his dream so I salute him
Can you please do an show on donte jones from Nashville tn. He played college ball for memphis and went pro. He played for the Celtics and the Knicks. I think his story would be interesting. He fell off early. He went to the league in 1996. I watch your show alot.
I love Parker’s game. The Lakers could use a scorer like him off their bench.
Another poor defender they had the better version with old man Melo
Jabari Parker was the number #1 high school player in the nation from Chicago. He won 4 state chips and number #2 player in the NBA draft. He still has a lot of talent but no bust , had some real injuries that he needs to heal from.
Do a what happened to:”Gunnin for That #1 Spot” players video.
Man his hype was so strong in the city I swear bro I remember he had Simeon on smash!
Jabari Parker is my best friend cousin I’ve met him twice once when he was with Milwaukee and the other when he was with the Celtics. Great humble dude with no social media at all . It was crazy cause he still get buckets when he was on Celtics I think he started this game or got subbed in early because we arrived a little to the spurs vs Celtics but he literally was cooking guys for the 5 mins he played literally had 5 quick buckets and they took him out for the rest of the game for no reason. Jabari has all the offensive skills still but his defense is not as good
I remember the Carmelo Anthony and Paul Pierce comparisons for Jabari Parker. He definitely had a lot of talent.
I hope JP keeps it pushing for him to be eleven years my junior!!! I hope he continues to use his shooting skills to keep his career afloat it’s unfortunate he had all the knee injuries though 😢
4:32 didnt know nunn and parker was teammates back at Simeon, that's dope.
Saw this dude out at 4am in South Beach during his rookie season the day of a game with the Heat.
I knew that he wasn’t taking his NBA career seriously, and wouldn’t last long.
Man Please Do Maurice Taylor From Michigan!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Can you please do a stunted growth video on Emmanuel Mudiay? I never understood what exactly went wrong in his career.
Jabari Parker is going to be back in the NBA again
JP his game was nice .he was like a Explosive Evan Turner upgrade and a hint of Melo
I’m a huge Duke fan and when he was at Duke he was the real damn DEAL. He had the perfect NBA game.
he will be back in the league
Been playing with JP all summer promise you he’s going to be fine
Please make a video about Frank the tank kaminsky a former play of uconn thanks much love
Jabari was never a bust. He averaged 20 a game alongside Giannis aint no way jose! Injuries caught Bari!
Back here after the video of him crying overseas we need an update bro!
I remember his duo with Giannis back in 2016 and was an all star snub. But due to Injuries his career went down but I wont be a critique because this guy was one of the humble players in the league
Hate on Andrew Wiggins is ridiculous. Solid Career !!!! WTF !!!!!!! He was the second-best player on a championship team and about to make more than a quarter of a billion dollars in NBA salary and Endorsement. I guest you still see Wiggins as a bust, Keep on hating lol
Yea it's more evident that his defense is the big reason why the Warriors won
Ever considered expanding the stunted growth series to NFL players? There’s a laundry list of names I can think of.
Here's a list of Stunted Growth episodes on NFL players that were already featured:
Ryan Leaf
Steve McNair
Johnny Manziel
Dwayne Haskins
Antonio Brown
Cam Newton
Jamarcus Russell
Michael Vick
Reggie Bush
@@jayskicksnfits9372 you’re right. I forgot
All sports
He's done Ryan Leaf...
Terrance Morris from Maryland would be perfect for this series. That dude disappeared lol.
Media has to stop with the hype and comparisons. It’s hard not to get on the hype train, because generational talent is good for any sport, but the media usually gets this hype hoping they become the next great thing so they can get more stories.
Should probably mention that he’s been called a VERY bad defender at every stop. People don’t give up on him just because
Andrew Wiggins was great this past playoffs all around.
I think it’s also due to mentality, on the bulls he truly believed he didn’t have to play defense because it wasn’t his role. At that moment I questioned why his coach even let him think that way to begin with, so it wasn’t surprising that his minutes decreased when they got a defensive focused coach(although In the end that coach was bad for the team in general). He wasn’t that great on defense to begin with but you couldn’t deny he had a nice offensive game to keep him afloat. Unfortunately getting acl injures on the same leg is just a backbreaking set back in any athletic career.
Please do a video on Mustapha Farrakhan Jr.
great vid brotha! let's get a swaggy p vid?
It hurts so bad cause if he didn't get hurt the way that he did, him, Khris and Giannis together would've been AMAZING.
Are you saying that Carmelo can't put the ball on the floor
Yea that's wild Melo always had Guard handles he just didn't pass the ball enough.
It’s something in that Chicago water that makes most of these guys injury prone, Jabari, Okafor, Drose, Anthony Davis
Patrick Beverley is fine and he was just as elite as those guys back in highschool
Him and Giannis we're supposed to do what ended up happening with Middleton.
I thought he was gonna be the next NBA Superstar!!!!
11 year old me just knew Parker was go be the next melo and i thought he should’ve went number 1
Maaaan Jabari and Giannis would’ve been a great duo 😢
Jabari was cold would've been a Allstar
I used to watch his highlights in college and think he was the next MVP
Jabari was my guy in college
Man I hate the term bust. The fact that guys got the shot at their dream is success. Many regular folks will NEVER have a shot like the NBA. TBH the majority of sports fans could have a stunted growth of our lives. With that, love the way your content is presented. Its with respect to the players and the game.
I remember him on my Bulls😢
Please do CJ fair, and u did Duke legend Jay will but what about Duke guard Bobby hurley
I feel for players who had Acl/mcl injuries before 2013
Hey bro love your channel and content. I know this might sound crazy but could you do a stunted growth on Michael Jordan? I know that will blow folks mind. MJ could have won more rings had he played longer.
Stunted growth on Immortal Technique please
I remember they was saying he was pose to be the next Carmelo Anthony
Love Jabari🖤 Too bad the injuries got him. Everybody would say I look like him😂
Great video. Agree with everything. Gonna leave little notes I see
In my opinion his biggest growth stunt was him playing like a wirey wingman than either like a Draymon green with a jumper or like you said a better Carmelo Anthony. His play style definitely didn't fit his body type. Hopefully he can get back to playing shape.
Salute to Chicago's very own Jabari Parker. Injuries play a key role in his Career but I would not consider him a bust . The " MEDIA" and Fans put Unrealistic expectations on players comparing them to superstar before they make a mark in the league. at 27 He can still play a role on a team it's about finding a situation that fits. #intellectuallyIgnorant #chicagomade
Well I have a question being that him , d. Rose and AD are all from Chicago could it be a Chicago style of play that they keep getting injured
Patrick Beverley always healthy so wrong and he was a superstar in highschool
More athletic then Melo whaaaaattttt
Facts this is same Nuggets Melo would be 230-250 dunking on guys with SG speed in a PF body.
I think he'd do decent in Europe, perhaps even experience a revival like Derrick Williams. His defense isn't great, but as a versatile scoring four he could help out a team for sure.
Can u do Tyler ulis?