Jaylen Brown’s Ridiculous Resume 🧠 #shorts

[anonymall]

He's every single male lead in romance novels

[moto]

"So what do you wann be when you grow up?"

JB: "Everything"

[Fmegafan]

I swear this man is a professional cousin

[nicolicarpathia]

That's a role model. Proves you can kill it at sports but doesn't compromise his passion for education

[jaycesims]

And now he’s an NBA Champion and Finals MVP. He’s an inspiration to reaching your fullest potential.

[PurveyorOfCuriosities]

I love that he's helping to crush the "dumb athlete" stereotype.

[therdid]

That's unbelievably amazing. People with this level of talent and skill genuinely come around only a few times a generation.

[dereklewis]

Aint no way he did all of this while being a top tier athlete?! Major respect. What a stud.

[deanchambers]

Any scouts who dislike a player because they are too smart should be fired immediately. That's absolutely ridiculous if it's true.

[MrThmn]

He deserves to be more praised and looked up to by younger kids.

[dhiaulhaqalkubra]

He reminded me of that asian who's simultaneously a doctor, an astronaut and a seal.

[pj-tvdw]

Some people just built different!!!! God bless and protect this gifted young man!!! 🛐

[matthiascontinibali]

In 2024 he won the NBA playoffs, and then he even got Finals MVP award

[kausly]

I’d actually feel like it’s a really GOOD sign that he was that invested in learning and education. Not only does it show he takes his passions seriously and loves them, but also shows that he very obviously loves learning, meaning not only would he be a coach and teammates dream, but also means he knows a lot, and not doubt probably loves teaching just as much and has a lot to teach, even proven true by his mentality and the robotics session he taught, all to say if anything, this should’ve soared his draft capital. I can understand the fear of “Him not being 100% in on Basketball”, especially if you’re used to drafting players who it seems like are always just focused on the game, but sometimes having spread out passions is one of the most important things, he’s not only going 50% on Basketball, he’s just going 100% on both.

[spartang]

imagine having this guy as a relative, your parents would never stop comparing 😭

[crispydank]

jokic: riding horses
jaylen brown: teaching at harvard 💀

[jeremymay]

This is the man's man. He's good at everything without even trying. Good on him he got VP in the player's union. That means with all his talents and gifts he's not arrogant or condescending and cares about his fellow players.

[Bread-Loaf-VR]

Mom: Why aren’t you more like your cousin
My cousin

Edit Add a NBA CHAMPIONSHIP and FINALS MVP

[leoking]

Bro had a future regardless of the NBA

[CreoleCrystal]

I went to school with a bball player that was BRILLIANT. We were in gifted classes together. He is now a high ranking Military judge (Marines) His son is exactly like him and is an amazing player. I’d love to see him in the NBA one day.