Minnesota Timberwolves player Anthony Edwards jokingly mentioned that he could potentially change sports to football if he secures an NBA championship within the next three to four years. In an interview on ESPN with Justin Jefferson, a wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings, Edwards was adamant about his intention to continue playing football, despite Jefferson’s doubts. Edwards stated with a grin that he would be playing football.
From Pop Warner Fields to NBA Stardom
Even though Edwards hasn’t participated in structured football since his time with the Atlanta Vikings in Pop Warner, he feels confident that he could still contribute to the game. Standing at 6’4″ and weighing 225 pounds, his physical abilities could potentially suit him for the position of wide receiver. “I believe I could be the inaugural one,” Edwards mentioned to comedian Marco Summers, discussing the chance of participating in both the NBA and the NFL.
NBA Title Comes First for Edwards
Though he enjoys discussing football, Edwards is concentrated on guiding the Timberwolves to their inaugural NBA title. He emphasized that his main focus is taking care of matters in the NBA first, before thinking about any football opportunities. Firstly, I need to take care of my responsibilities in the NBA… Minnesota group, we aim to achieve a championship,” Edwards stated.
Breaking New Ground in Sports
Although Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders showed great skill in the NFL and MLB. No one has ever participated in both the NBA and the NFL. If Edwards decided to take the plunge, he would be entering unknown territory. Nevertheless, his current objective is to ensure that the Timberwolves remain contenders for the championship following their successful stint in the Western Conference Finals last year.
Timberwolves’ Title Hopes
Currently, Edwards is dedicated to basketball as the Timberwolves get ready. To start their season against the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday. His determination to take the team to higher levels implies. That his aspirations of playing in the NFL may be put on hold.
Minnesota Timberwolves player Anthony Edwards jokingly mentioned that he could potentially change sports to football if he secures an NBA championship within the next three to four years. In an interview on ESPN with Justin Jefferson, a wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings, Edwards was adamant about his intention to continue playing football, despite Jefferson’s doubts. Edwards stated with a grin that he would be playing football.
From Pop Warner Fields to NBA Stardom
Even though Edwards hasn’t participated in structured football since his time with the Atlanta Vikings in Pop Warner, he feels confident that he could still contribute to the game. Standing at 6’4″ and weighing 225 pounds, his physical abilities could potentially suit him for the position of wide receiver. “I believe I could be the inaugural one,” Edwards mentioned to comedian Marco Summers, discussing the chance of participating in both the NBA and the NFL.
NBA Title Comes First for Edwards
Though he enjoys discussing football, Edwards is concentrated on guiding the Timberwolves to their inaugural NBA title. He emphasized that his main focus is taking care of matters in the NBA first, before thinking about any football opportunities. Firstly, I need to take care of my responsibilities in the NBA… Minnesota group, we aim to achieve a championship,” Edwards stated.
Breaking New Ground in Sports
Although Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders showed great skill in the NFL and MLB. No one has ever participated in both the NBA and the NFL. If Edwards decided to take the plunge, he would be entering unknown territory. Nevertheless, his current objective is to ensure that the Timberwolves remain contenders for the championship following their successful stint in the Western Conference Finals last year.
Timberwolves’ Title Hopes
Currently, Edwards is dedicated to basketball as the Timberwolves get ready. To start their season against the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday. His determination to take the team to higher levels implies. That his aspirations of playing in the NFL may be put on hold.
