RWIII will go something like this...Dunk, Dunk, Block, Dunk, Block, Great Pass, Dunk, Block, Great Pass, Dunk, Dunk, Dunk, Block, Block, Great Pass, Block, Dunk, Dunk :) ....If he can develop a mid range jumper look out!

@@jayc3715 he took one a few days ago and made it and the crowd went crazy

That's what these playoff are for, make timelord a household name

@@jayc3715 He would basically be bull russell with a jumpshot. Scary.

bruh relax 💀 “absolute legend”

his handle is shit

He's definitely in that Michael / Kobe archetype. I think he's just fantastic, will only get better. Has only gotten better.

I agree with this! But I also keep in mind when I’m watching this happen that it’s been tough for him because he was artificially slotted in behind Tatum even when he was just as good if not better. When Kyire left finally, Tatum was handed the keys and Jaylen was still just seen as basically a side piece. That first year Jaylen scored over 20 a game while being 5th on the team in touches and shot like 48/40 all year. Tatum ended up having a fantastic run post all star, but the first half of the year Tatum shot around 40/30 and barelt scored more than JB, JB was the clear pick for all star( or both!) but since Tatum was the one who was chosen as the long term #1 to build( which did make sense) Jaylen didn’t start to see the type of volume he should have simple based on his play. JB has actually never had any role jusr handed to him. He just played so well and exceeded expectations that eventually the Celtics found themselves with a player who is literally capable of scoring 30 a night as the primary guy playing next to JB. I remember the 2018 playoff run, JB averaged 18.3 to Tatums 18.5, AND had more 30 point games( Tatum had 0 I think) ANd those numenrs were actually deflated a little since he got hurt and had to play on a little minutes restriction during part of the early ohilly series. Tatum is finally showing right now that he DESERVES the clear #1 spot, and I think that is a huge reason for the Celtics success and everyone buying into their roles. I think it was hard at times before because Jaylen was honestly a more efficient player, even as his volume increased, but yet they would still always run things through Tatum and run sets for Tatum and JB was just supposed to find little cracks in time to get his 25 a game! So er I g we rarely see any secondary scorers do at that level. I think there was just a bit of weirdness, like “ok umm…soo everyone sees that JB is better right? But Tatum gets to be the star cuz he’s going to be better?” It just made things a bit weird. But now that Tatum has made that leap and finally proved that he IS truly better, I think it’s been easier for Jaylen to embrace being an elite #2. Everybring sort of falling into place. I think that is also another reason for why the Jays didn’t pass enough until now. There was sort of an unspoken competition going on between them. JT is a very self aware person, so I’m sure part of him felt weird and insecure about how JB was sort of..better than him? And scoring nearly as much on better efficiency and the noise that JB was better really started to heat up. So sometimes I think subconsciously JT would sabotage JB when he was having one of those HOT runs, and JT would be in the middle of a slow start. Instead of constndlty feeding the hot hand, I saw him turn down a wide open JB more than a few times and instead try to get himself going. Sort of like he started to get insecure about how “shit, JB is on another tear and he’s better than me and I need to get my poonts to prove I deserve all of this hype…” etc etc. clearly they are past that. Thank God! And I don’t think it was ever intentional. I think it was emotional you know? Competitive. And it wasn’t antones fault. The Celtics made the right move makong Tatum #1, giving him a couple years to adjust, and also made the right call not trading JB. I think JBs overachieving self just made it hard until JT finally became what he is today and made it easier for the roles to be what they are. I’ve heard SO many former great leaders and current stars who have won a lot, but also lost a lot, say that one of THE most important things is for everyone to have a very defined role and also love that role and want it to be their role and embrace it. That is what we are seeing. Marcus also has wanted to be a ball-in-hand elite playmaker for a couple years now, but we all felt that was crazy cuz what we saw was him taking ineffective shots as a spot up guy off the Js. Now that has corrected itself as well. He is getting more of a chance to be a true Pg, and showing he has elite passing skills, while also being smarter about what shots he takes and being ready to shoot open and efficient 3s when teams collapse on the Js, and the Js are embracing that role for themselves, always making the right pass to the open teammate instead of thinking “are they going to make this?” I think when you always pass to your teammates as if they are going to make it every time it truly makes them better shooters vicariously

@@schuylersavage276 I don't really agree with some of what you said. I've watched both of them their whole careers. I've been a big JB fan, but Tatum was always the better shot creator, shooter, ball-handler, and passer, and Tatum routinely faces a lot more defensive attention. JB used to turn the ball over a lot, used to dribble the ball off his foot, and really had to work on a lot of things. But that speaks to his work ethic, since it's crazy how much he's improved from how raw he was his rookie year. I haven't seen many players like it. But it wasn't until the 2019-2020 season where JB started to show improvements in his handle and shot creation ability. And then, last year, he really stepped up his game to another level as a shot creator, at one point shooting like 60% from the midrange. The main thing is, Tatum's ability to create offense, his ball handling, and his size puts a lot of pressure on defenses, is why so much action goes through him. He routinely gets doubled, which allows things to open up for other players, including JB, who can play off-ball as a cutter, shooter, which is why it's stupid when people say the Jays can't play together. Tatum has really shown his playmaking ability this year, but even in previous years he showed better passing vision. Overall, it makes sense why so much action went through Tatum the last few years. Jaylen still needs to improve his passing. However, Jaylen I think easily could become a top 10 player in the league, and it's just amazing how much he's grown.

@@sheehabmahdizaman7548 i agree with both of yous

@@schuylersavage276 dude yessssss ive been saying these stats for so long now, jaylen brown the best player the bsoton media just talks about tatum

Now that they're playing better he would've gotten it over Middleton, but you can't justify a sub .500 team getting two All Stars, which is what they were at the time.

@@user-wl9ig7yb6r right but they were still at least in the playoff hunt/play-in at the time. I think he deserved it as a replacement over Lamelo since the hornets had a similar Record, BuT I get it: Boston already has one, hornets didn’t, and lamelo helps the NBA more with popularity. Side note, isn’t it wild how much popularity determines actual career resume stuff for a lot of these guys? It’s not necessarily the #1 thing, what matters most is ability and production and performance, but it seems like when there needs to be a tie breaker, it always goes to the more popular player. Or another example is if you have two guys who are both posting gaudy numbers but their teams aren’t great so they are losing, the popular one will hear “they need to trade him! He deserves better!” While the one the media doesn’t promote will hear “his stats don’t mean anything he’s just not a winner”

@@user-wl9ig7yb6r i hate that stupid point at the time the east was decided by like 3 games, cleveland had like 3 games on them, so that is a dumbass point not just by you but many others, no one on cleveland, james harden, middleton, vanfleet, levine, can be in the all star game and not jalyen brown we all know it was some bs

Jarrett Allen and Darius Garland are All Stars 😂

I was saying that at the time; Khris wasn’t close to being better than him this year

FAX plays like and old school 90’s and 80’s athletic guard. Reminds me so much of Jordan and Clyde Drexler. Smooth as ice 🧊

@@roverjohnson6854 Exactly my kind of player love it!

Yeah but he has gotten a lot better in those areas. Just needs to be more consistent. Especially in his ball handling. Too many unforced turnovers.

When everyone is healthy Lebron, Curry, Kd, Kawhi, Giannis, Jokic, Luka, Embiid, Anthony Davis, JA, Trae Young, PG, Dame, Kat, Tatum, DBook, Butler, Siakam, Kyrie, Donovan, Gobert, Sga, Holiday, Beal, Ingram. About 25 players who are better than Brown rn

@@Bandicoot19 siakam and sga are def not better than Brown rn tf

@@gunnapack other than Jump shooting what does Brown do better than Siakam? And Sga is so clear as a creator it’s not even funny both are better

@@Bandicoot19 siakam took a huge Steph back this year and sga is so inconsistent jaylen brown is so much better than both easily

@@aabscards5752 This was Siakams best year lmao what are you talking about took a huge step back. And other than Sga’s jumpshot what was inconsistent about his game. Your spewing bullshit I can’t take you seriously

igh chill my boi lol

@@xaviersmith4960 why can’t he the sky the limit

@@glizzygangpuncho1501 Maybe because he's going on 26 and is having a worse season than he had last year. Blah, blah, injuries...he has already played in more games (59) than he did in 2021 (58). So he regressed, which makes it hard to justify a statement like "if he keeps improving like this".

@@ninjachannel007 Pretty much a ton of players have regressed this year not Kidd a excuse for JB the new ball Steph isn’t shooting how he was neither was Tatum for a long time the %’s are down because excluding the last 4 games 15 games straight he couldn’t hit a jumper to save his live

Life*

So obvious that it didn't need to be said.

Only is Boston fans were such Tatum fanboys fir overrated Tatum they'd see the how good the best player on the celtics really is

He put his best highlights. Good progression of all his skills. Great video!

You should make a montage

Pg still is that, has the smoothest game in the league while playing some great defense

@LORD J. OfDaAlphaKingz 100% gonna be better than him. That is fact.

@LORD J. OfDaAlphaKingz Jaylen just turned 25. His stat line is similar to PG as a 2nd option, while PG was clearly the first option in Indy. His stats are gonna be lower because of tatum. Jaylen is one of the most underappreciated players because of tatum outshining him. Jaylen's potential will surpass PG.

Jaylen brown top 15 player and best player on the celtics Tatum fanboy

he made one like a week ago

@@exsttep k, 🙏🏻

Was thinking same shit he deff learned shit off him

You literally thought kyrie can carry teams? He litetally cant get to the playoffs before lebron arrived. Another dumb take from a dumb person 🤣