LeBron James’ sons are both expected to play in the NBA in the future. Even James would love to play with his son, Bronny James, in the league. While Bronny will be eligible for the 2024 NBA draft, James will be 40 by that time. And while it is possible for father and son to play together, it will be a tough ask.

James’ youngest son Bryce James is also one of the famous teen athletes in the States. Like Bronny, Bryce already has his mixtape. Not only that, but Bryce James has been going viral ever since he shared a video of his first dunk.

Bryce might grow as tall as LeBron James

In a recent post shared by James’ wife, Savannah, Bryce stands as tall as Bronny. Bryce is just 14 years old and is already as tall as his big brother. Ayesha Curry and Pretty Vee reacted to the post.

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In the last 7 to 8 years, high school players have been going viral as their mix tapes and highlights started grabbing more attention. Players like Zion Williamson and Lonzo Ball were among the most popular and hyped high school players.

Bryce James is not as old yet, but it does seem like he might be ranked nationally in the future. With incredible high school years comes scholarships from Division 1 schools. Zion Williams was offered scholarships from multiple universities. Bronny has received scholarship offers from Duke and Kentucky.

Bryce’s latest video of him throwing a windmill went viral. That level of athleticism at 14 is incredible to attain. With all his mixtapes and highlights, Bryce’s future in the game is bright.

Will Bryce and Bronny play together?

Both the brothers will be drafted about 3 years apart. They might not be on the same team, but it is possible that they will play against each other one day. It will be interesting to see the brothers go at it in the NBA.

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Though before this happens, fans would love the father-son duo for at least a season. Do you think James and his son might play together? Let us know.