When you say he'd be your 40th pick for a PG, you've lost any shred of credibility.

so i guess kobe is overraed too. when did we see kobe pass the ball in his prime.

and how can you be a selfish passer....

ball handling and passing is rondos game theres no one on the court you rather see have the ball then rondo thats just a weakness that come with something he does so valuable. he wont change his game.

rondo just needs to grow as a leader and with help he could pick his spots better

TP. 

When you say he'd be your 40th pick for a PG, you've lost any shred of credibility.

As some here do when they claim Rondo walks on water.

With that said, he's closer to splitting the Red Sea than he is the 40th best point guard in this league.

He definitely goes stat hunting at times. He'll go after those triple doubles for example.

If he's close to 10 rebounds he'd dig down for a defensive rebounding instead of boxing out his man or leaking in transition. (well he does this a lot no matter the game but its more frequent when he's close to a triple-double)

He'll also pass on layups to throw a pass to a big man for a dunk at times. This happens in transition even when there is a defender in the area sometimes and it has cost the C's a bucket or a point (foul then FTAs are split).

But overall, the scouts view is severely warped. Rondo is far from a ball-stopper and far from the "40th" PG.

An encouraging report for potential talent-evaluators who want to get into the business.

Behold: the guy you're competing against.

Yes, sounds like the same "unnamed scout" source Broussard cited for the same type of article about Kyrie Irving.

What kind of credible NBA scout would be ripping NBA players to Chris Broussard?

An unnamed Western Conference scout offered Kyrie Irving as a player he has deemed to be overrated by the NBA community.

"I think Kyrie is overrated because he's the anointed one; he was the first pick in the draft, and his team doesn't win," said the scout.

"I think Kyrie is Stephon Marbury. Marbury was a great talent, too, but he never won. Steph was a pain in the butt, and Kyrie's not like that. He's not malicious. He's smart, he's more polished than Marbury. He's got the commercials and he's an engaging personality, but engaging only takes you so far. I really think he's just a scorer, and that's what Steph was. Kyrie can do whatever he wants to. He's got the ball on a string, he can get in the lane whenever he wants, but so far, he's chosen just to be a scorer rather than getting other guys involved. Guys say he doesn't trust his teammates, but you're talking about Luol Deng and Tristan Thompson. Those are good players. I'm just not buying into Kyrie."

Marbury was one of the best point guards in the NBA before his career dropped off under Larry Brown with the New York Knicks.
 
Via Chris Broussard/ESPN

Hah. Heck yeah. I'm with ya.