All the best matches below the neck! This sentence refers to the five NBA players, Westbrook is on the list

As we all know, the NBA is a league full of talented players. It is impossible to stand on this stage without talent. Usually, those players who seem inconspicuous in the NBA will be athletes of Jordan when they go to other leagues. In addition, if you play in the NBA, it is not enough to have physical talent. If the ball quota is not enough, it will also easily restrict the player's upper limit. In NBA history, there are too many players who always have side effects because they have "bad brains" on the field. For example, the five players we included next, they are all typical of the top-end types below their necks, among which the former MVP Russell Westbrook is also on the list!

5.McGI

First of all, McGI, a regular player who was once a five-time embarrassing player. He is 2.13 meters tall and has an outstanding static talent, not only his running and jumping ability is also talented. Not only is he outstanding in the center position, but his bounce is also top-notch compared to some forwards or defenders. Therefore, he also played in the NBA with many famous dunks.

However, McGee can always make some unexpected operations in the game, such as playing the ball for no reason to imitate Jabbar's technical movements, but in fact, he can't make many hooks throughout his career. At the same time, even McGee has played hundreds of games in the NBA on the defensive end, he still cannot make a qualified judgment. Most of the time, he can only rely on his body to defend. Therefore, McGee, who was affected by the ball quotient on both ends of the offense and defense, averaged only 12 points, 7.5 rebounds and 2 blocks per game at his peak, and that performance lasted for a season.

But such performance cannot be completely blamed by McGee, because he suffers from attention deficit disorder, which makes him unable to implement the coach's plan from beginning to end on the court, and he is also unable to make appropriate adjustments on the spot. In fact, McGee is still very smart outside the court. He was a top student with both good character and academic performance during college.

4.JR Smith, known as "Jordan in the Championship", anyone who has watched his peak game knows that this is not just a simple joke. His physical talent at that time was indeed explosive. Because of this, even though JR Smith participated in the NBA draft after graduating from high school, he was still selected in the 18th pick in the first round. After entering the NBA, facing a group of players with outstanding talents, he still could perform highlights of his opponents from time to time during the game.

However, since the beginning of his career, JR Smith exposed his shortcomings of "bad brain". When he was young, he did not obey discipline and coaches to fight. After joining the Knicks, he was even more addicted to New York nightlife. So even though he had won the best sixth man, he was finally given to the remote Cleveland by the Knicks as a deal.

However, in Cleveland, JR Smith finally woke up and played a very critical role in the 2016 Cavaliers' championship. However, this does not mean that JR Smith has gotten his head, otherwise he would not have been at a loss when he grabbed rebounds at critical moments in the 2018 Finals. Although it would be difficult for them to win the championship even if the Cavaliers won that game, as a professional player, JR Smith's condition in that round was still ridiculous.

3. Bynum, once known as the "Little Shark", Bynum was only 18 years old when he first entered the league. At that time, the Lakers also regarded him as the team's future inside core, so Bynum entered the team's core rotation in the second year of his career, and his performance also ushered in continuous improvement. In the 2007-2008 season, Bynum, who was 20 years old, averaged 13.1 points, 10.2 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 2.1 blocks per game, but due to injuries, he was reimbursed that season early that season. In the end, the team lost to the Celtics 2-4 in the finals and missed the championship.

Later, Bynum made a healthy comeback. With his help, the Lakers won the O'Brien Cup for two consecutive years. The three-high lineup composed by Gasol and Odom became a key link in the Lakers system. Later, Bynum averaged 18.7 points, 11.8 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.9 blocks per game in the 2011-2012 season. This year, he was also successfully selected for the All-Star and All-A Second Team. Considering that he was still only 24 years old, he thought he would continue to improve.

However, after leaving the Lakers Bynum, his mind was completely out of basketball. He was addicted to "washing, cutting and blowing", and his various strange hairstyles left a deeper impression on people. And the most exaggerated thing is that Bynum was injured not only did not tell the team, but also went to bowl with his injuries, which aggravated his injuries and was directly reimbursed for the season. Since then, he has completely fallen.

2. Cousins

Cousins' "bad brain" is mainly reflected in his temper. His personal strength at his peak is unspeakable. He averaged 20+10 per game per year. In the 2017-2018 season, Cousins ​​averaged 25.2 points, 12.9 rebounds, 5.4 assists, 1.7 steals, 1.6 blocks and 2.2 three-pointers. At the same time, the Pelicans' record has also improved. This proves that Cousins ​​can not only play luxurious data in bad teams.

However, from the beginning of entering the league, Cousins' temper has basically not changed. He often clashed with others in the game, which led to his frequent technical fouls in his career. Such psychological qualities are obviously impossible to become a superstar. After a serious injury, Cousins ​​quickly declined. In the end, he failed to get a real championship ring before being eliminated by the NBA..

1. Westbrook

Finally, it is the famous former MVP Westbrook. The first thing he said is that like Cousins, both of them have very hot tempers. Since entering the league, Westbrook has been fearless on the court, which also makes his style of play a bit extreme. Many times, although he feels bad, he will make more difficult shots. Therefore, he is not an efficient scorer in his career so far. There are more games where his single shooting percentage is less than 30% in the playoffs.

Therefore, Westbrook's career playing style highlights an "unreasonable". Normally, a double-season guard like him who can score and pass the ball should clearly know what kind of game mode he wants to come up with under what circumstances, but Westbrook is difficult to find this balance point. Moreover, Westbrook's easy to get ahead is not only reflected in his shooting, but also in his mistakes. Many times, some of his unforced mistakes are really easy for fans to see that blood pressure soars, as well as choices on the defensive end, etc. These highlight Westbrook's irrational shortcomings on the court. Because of this, they are also the main factors that have declined more obvious than the defenders such as Harden and Curry at the same time.