(Photo by Sebastian Widmann/Getty Images)
Over the past decade or so, the Golden State Warriors have been the cream of the crop in the NBA, with the team capitalizing on a three-point revolution started by stars Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson.
The sharpshooting duo of Curry and Thompson took the NBA world by storm, as teams around the league didn’t know what to do with these two elite shooters that could light it up from deep at an incredibly efficient rate.
Many believed that the Warriors would cool off as most shooters do in the NBA, but they never really did and, as a result, are a legitimate dynasty with a winning culture as Golden State has won four titles with Curry, Thompson, and Draymond Green leading the way.
It appears that the Los Angeles Chargers want to follow the Warriors’ lead, but in the NFL, as head coach Brandon Staley reportedly intends to emulate the winning culture Steve Kerr has with his team in San Francisco, via FOX Sports: NFL.
After spending time with Steve Kerr during the Warriors playoff run this spring, Brandon Staley feels inspired to instill same “dynasty culture” within the Chargers organization
“Your best players represent your culture. In the NFL, who you pay represents your culture.” pic.twitter.com/ENqjeuNROb
— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) August 7, 2023
The Warriors are a tough act to follow, as Golden State actually changed the way the game was played, and that led to the team’s success over the past decade.
The one team in the NFL that has come close to that is the Kansas City Chiefs, with Patrick Mahomes changing the way the quarterback position is played and, as a result, the team has won two Super Bowl titles.
Fortunately for the Chargers, Justin Herbert is an elite quarterback in the NFL and has the skills to lead this team to the promised land, but Los Angeles has struggled in the NFL playoffs, which needs to be corrected moving forward.
The post NFL HC Wants To Emulate The Golden State Warriors’ Success appeared first on The Cold Wire.