Chad Johnson has been making headlines with some bold claims, and his most recent claim about beating LeBron James in a one-on-one matchup has raised eyebrows. In an episode of his podcast titled "Nightcap with Unc and Ocho," Johnson claimed that he beat LeBron James by a combined score of 21-17, and he even offered to have Cameron Anthony and Dwyane Wade corroborate the claim.
Johnson didn't stop with that bravado, he further asserted that he could come off the bench of an NBA team (specifically the Miami Heat) and win the Sixth Man of the Year award in today's league. He confidently emphasized that age is just a number and that he still has the speed and skill to compete at a high level.
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Chad Johnson, 45, finished his NFL career in 2012, then played one season each in the Canadian Football League and the Mexican American Professional Football League. His confidence in making the move to the NBA and excelling as a benchwarmer elicited a reaction from his podcast co-host, Shannon Sharpe, who appeared quite amused and somewhat incredulous.
Admittedly, NBA players like LeBron James and Russell Westbrook are known for their incredible skill and physicality, and the league's Sixth Man of the Year award usually goes to seasoned young talent. Recent winners such as Malcolm Brogdon, Tyler Herro, Jordan Clarkson, Montrezl Harrell, and Lou Williams are all much younger than Chad Johnson and all possess a wealth of basketball experience.
While Johnson's enthusiasm is certainly hilarious, the transition to the NBA is a huge challenge even for world-class athletes. On the other hand, LeBron James and the Lakers will have a much more balanced and strong supporting cast with multiple talented players to back them up, thus ensuring that Johnson's services may not be needed.
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