Why the 76ers Won't Win the Title (Yes, Even With LeBron)

The Sixers went all-in this offseason — LeBron James, Jaylen Brown, and Joel Embiid on one roster. So why do I think Philadelphia won't actually be that good in 2026-27? In this video I break down why the "superteam" model is dead in today's NBA — the last two champions (OKC Thunder in 2025, New York Knicks in 2026) were both built on depth, not star-stacking. I dig into the Sixers' crowded usage problem (Jaylen Brown going from Boston's co-star to Philly's 3rd option, VJ Edgecombe's reps getting squeezed), the injury math on Joel Embiid and LeBron James that nobody wants to talk about, and why Philadelphia's bench might not be deep enough to survive it. Is this the best 76ers roster ever assembled, or a ticking time bomb? Let me know your take in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe to Rimfluence for more NBA trades, drama, stats, and hot takes.