Suns’ Kevin Durant reveals plan to beat Devin Booker’s NFL bet

Although Devin Booker and Kevin Durant are teammates at Phoenix Sunssometimes, rivalries go beyond camaraderie on the basketball court. To be precise, Booker is a big fan of the Detroit Lions and Durant, a big fan of the Washington Commanders. When the two teams squared off in the NFC divisional round of the NFL playoffs, the two kept joking around.

for example, Booker was willing to bet against Durant for the Lions and Commanders game. Unfortunately for the quarterback, his team suffered a shock 45-31 loss on Saturday. For Durant, he looked forward to his team’s success, even if it came at the expense of Booker.

He explained to AZCentral’s Duane Rankin about that betand if a move has been made since then. “We’re going to keep it on the down low,” Durant said. “I’m not going to pressure him.” Whenever he’s ready, I’ll be ready. Be here all year round.”

Although the details were not revealed in the end, the discussion was constant throughout the week. Still, the Commanders shocked many in the NFL and beyond with their upset win. As a result, Durant is high on his team, especially quarterback Jaden Daniels.

For the first time in 20 years, Washington advanced past the divisional round. however, first time since 1991franchise is in the NFC Championship Game.

The Kevin Durant and Devin Booker bet has Suns fans in awe

The banter between the two superstars is a perfect example of their chemistry. Since it is The Suns were able to make a hit for Durantthere were no complaints from teammates or coaches. It was the opposite. Even though he came to Phoenix knowing Booker was the No. 1 guy, the two shared the role seamlessly.

While the success on the field hasn’t been what some would have hoped for, their chemistry is top notch. There were no complaints between the two, at least in the public eye. Exposing a bet like this on the NFL shows where the two stand as teammates and even friends.

Despite Booker witnessing a shocking loss, his teammate will keep his momentum going and embrace the historic season. A rookie quarterback leading a team to a conference championship is beyond impressive. As a DMV (District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia) native, that means more to Durant.

On the other hand, Booker grew up in Michigan and endured the hardships of countless disappointing and embarrassing Lions seasons. Still, the franchise player has plenty to be proud of for his team. In the meantime, they’ll be watching Durant’s team try to pull off a miracle in the NFC title game and even potentially make a Super Bowl appearance.