NFL legend calls LeBron James 'the greatest ever'

LeBron James treated sports fans to a special event in New York City on Saturday.

At Fanatics Fest, which was held at the Javitz Center, he hosted live versions of "The Shop" and the "Mind the Game" podcast.For "The Shop," he was joined on stage by legendary NFL quarterback Tom Brady.

Brady retired following the 2022 season, and he is considered by most to be the greatest player, or at least the greatest QB, in the history of football.Brady appeared to glaze James a bit when he referred to the Los Angeles Lakers superstar as "the greatest ever."Youre witnessing the greatest ever and I hope you all appreciate that, Brady said.The debate about where exactly James belongs on the list of the greatest players in NBA history rages on, but his accomplishments speak for themselves.

He became the league's all-time leading career scorer two years ago and is now at 42,184 regular-season points and 50,473 points in the regular season and playoffs combined.He has won four NBA championships (although he has lost six times in the NBA Finals), has won four league MVP awards and is one of a handful of players who have at least one scoring title and one assists title.James has a player option for next season.

The 40-year-old is expected to play at least one more season in the league, and what he does beyond that is anyone's best guess at this point.This article originally appeared on LeBron Wire: NFL legend calls LeBron James 'the greatest ever'.

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