What kind of player do you think JJ Redick will be in the NBA?

Question

Will he be a solid starter, a 6th man type of guy, or the next steve kerr.

Answer 1

eventually a solid starter. it depends on what team he will be on in a couple years. he will be a guard with average handles, but a killer jump shot

Answer 2

whoa, no way, Redick is going to be phenomenal in the NBA. Redick is an elite sharpshooter. A shot like his has not come around since Reggie Miller, and it might be even better than that. The only thing Redick lacks is true NBA size. He's big for a point guard, but can't play the position very well, and he's small for a 2 guard, but that's his natural position. Redick's range is phenomenal and if you watch tape of him play he was very unprejudiced when it came to shooting in people's face be they super athletic or puny. Redick landed in the perfect situation, and in a few years I guarantee he will land himself a big contract. He does need to work on making his own shot, but with that elite range, a pump shot and a quick first step is his key to stardom.

Answer 3

Steve Kerr - yep - only thing he has to prove that he can make the shot when he is being guarded - unlike in college, NBA players will actually guard him when he comes off the screen - but yeah i think hes a Steve Kerr

Answer 4

At best, he'll be Steve Kerr who was EXTREMELY fortunate to play with Jordan then Duncan.

Reddick doesn't have those kind of players to dish him the ball. He's got a lot of people to prove wrong, myself included because I don't think he's going to amount to very much.

Answer 5

I think that Redick will have success in the pros simply b/c of the team that he went to. Orlando is a great spot for redick b/c they needed a pure shooter and they have a pass first PG in Jameer Nelson, plus w/ Howard and Milicic down low, they can feed the ball to J.J. and let him knock down threes like nobody's business.

Answer 6

He reminds me of Shawn Respert. He's a great shooter, but undersized. He can't dribble, can't pass, can't play defense. But, where Respert failed, Redick will succeed. Why? Because he's a hard worker. Still, he doesn't have the makings to be a star. He's a good fit in Orlando, but he'll be a career journeyman.

Answer 7

a white one............
j/k

i think he will be an exceptional player with the exception that d-howard and nelson get him the ball while he's open cuz thats wut he does.

i think that he would be a good fit with a player like kobe or james were he would get more and more open shots and that would be the only shots that he would even take.............
K-O-B-E IS THE TRUE MVP

dont let the crazy crack nuts who voted tell n e one n e different..............dont forget my dude(im not gay) scored 81 in one game and 62 thru three qtrs. while the nba champions runner-up aka mavs scored only 61 outscoring a team thru three qtrs is an unbelievable task and no one can repeat that...dare i say not even mj
no matter what everyone sez michael jordan as great as he was he could have never scored 100 as everyone thinks even if he tryed.........



i had to get that off my chest

Answer 8

Chronically injured 6 man

Answer 9

he wont be a sixth man .. he'll start for tha magic .. i mean he's better than stevenson . but if he's gunna be big in the NBA he's gunna realy need to learn to drive the ball and box out to get some rebounds .. i think he'll be a good fit for the magic though .. he'll get some open looks with a good point gaurd that will dish out the ball to him for an open shot and with howard in the hole .. that will lead to more open shots due to the opposing team dbl teaming him(howard) and leaving sum 1 open ..
jus my opinion
MAGIC IN 06'!!!

Answer 10

solid starter with a weak orlando team jj will definetly start and make them better thats a fact