George gave Edwards advice, if Huazi wants to continue to evolve, there are two things that need to be developed.

Edwards is now called the "Wolf King" of the Timberwolves by some people, but some fans believe that Edwards cannot be called the "Wolf King of the Timberwolves", which means that Edwards' current level has not yet been recognized by many people.

Edwards is indeed very fierce in playing basketball, with a bit of a strong Zhang Fei. He always takes the lead in the game, charges in a tough body, has a strong physical strength, and has strong scoring ability. However, everyone always feels that Edwards always has fewer things to become the team leader, and always feels that his skills are almost there. Although he can charge for the team, it will still lose its chain at critical moments.

For example, in this Western Conference Final, Edwards did not lead the team to win, and the Timberwolves lost 1-4 to the Thunder in this year's Western Conference Finals. Many people think that the problem lies in Edwards. Indeed, Edwards' condition is very ups and downs and is very unstable, giving people the feeling that it is unreliable at critical moments. Edwards will not allocate his physical strength and exhausted his physical strength in the first half. I, Edwards, have a gap between my dismantling ability and ending ability, is still the same as those superstars.

Recently, Paul George talked about Anthony Edwards in his podcast show today.

George said: "He needs to develop a set of low-level technology to slow down the pace of the game. I think this is the next stage of his evolution."

Paul George said that if Edwards wants to enter the next stage of evolution, he must do two things well. One is to develop a set of low-level technology, and the second is to slow down the pace. What does it mean? The meaning is to change the rhythm in the game, and not always play the same rhythm to the end. This will not only consume your physical strength, but also be detrimental to the team's well-controlled rhythm. Paul George's suggestion is very correct, which can be said to be a sharp attack.

Edwards should follow Kobe's route. Now he is young and plays with his body, but his age is not forgiving. He is a year older and he must play with skills in the future. For example, Kobe's ability to break double teams is worth learning from, and Kobe's ability to feed the ball in the inside line. Edwards also has a gap. In fact, in the game, you can still see Edwards want to learn from Jordan and Kobe's backward jump shots. He is not jumping high, nor is he leaning back enough, and he learns three different things.

Why didn't Edwards suddenly go in? It’s not that his body is not as good as Jordan and Kobe, but that his skills are poor and his pace of change is not much. He can handle it to the end with Edwards’ body? When encountering double-teams and insider guards, Edwards either concedes the ball or drifts outside to attack, and his cracking ability is indeed very average, so Paul George's advice is very good. If Edwards wants to become the Wolf King, if he wants to evolve, he must improve his skills and low-level singles skills and changing rhythms in order to go further.