
Love the guy or hate the guy, there is no doubt that he’s one of the best athletes on the face of the planet. Personally, I think he can be a little much at times. Like get the fuck out of here with Taco Tuesdays or your over the top reactions to Bronnie making a left handed layup. With all that being said, I will say Lebron could be a weapon on the gridiron. Before we get started, I like to point out I said could. Not would. There are so many factors that need to be taken into consideration.
First things first, let’s talk about athleticism. The dude is a freak athlete, so there should be no issues there. He’s 6’9″, weighs 250 lbs. and supposedly runs a 4.6 40-yard dash. Needless to say he’s no NAF. He would be a redzone mismatch nightmare for opposing coaches. Like who are you gonna put on him? Can’t put an LB on him because he’s just too athletic and you can’t ask a DB to cover a guy who’s 6’9″ and has a 40 inch vert. That’s unfair to ask. So when it comes to athleticism Lebron is an OC’s wet dream.
But lets talk about the things are outside of Lebron’s control. He would’ve been going to the Cowboys, America’s team. He would’ve been on an 8-8 squad that got 3rd in their division in 2011. So it’s not like he’s joining the Patriots or the Packers. He would’ve been joining a team that only went 2-4 in their division and besides the Giants, the division was very weak. Some could argue that the Giants weren’t even that good. They just got hot at the right moment. Now I’m not an idiot, or least I’m not that big of an idiot. I understand that adding Lebron would be a bonus. But do I think he gets them enough wins to be a serious contender in the NFC? No. And that’s because the Cowboys had Tony Romo leading the charge. We all know Tony has been killing it as an analysist but lets be real. The guy wasn’t a championship contender quarterback. I even said when I was like 10 that the Dallas Cowboys wouldn’t be any good if Romo was around. I said that as a 10 year old.
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