They continue talking hoops, as Edwards admits that every time his Minnesota Timberwolves take on the Philadelphia 76ers, Embiid seems to drop 50 points. Obama argues that despite the Wolves having three seven-footers—Rudy Gobert, Naz Reid, and Jesse Edwards—they seem to be no match for Embiid’s smaller squad.

Last summer’s Paris Games showcased the clutch long-range shooting of Steph Curry, the empowering leadership of LeBron James, the legendary on-court presence of Kevin Durant and … the unlimited confidence of Anthony Edwards.

Edwards' confidence finds the spotlight in Netflix's "Court of Gold," a documentary on the Paris Olympics men's basketball tournament.

Anthony Edwards of the Minnesota Timberwolves is one of the brightest up-and-coming stars in the NBA currently. The talented guard has certainly never lacked confidence, and a new clip showing the message he sent to the former President of the United States, Barack Obama, caught the attention of fans everywhere.

Minnesota Timberwolves superstar Anthony Edwards is not lacking for confidence. There's a reason he can slam down monster dunks with authority, and that's because he walks the walk and talks the talk.

How confident is Anthony Edwards? Confident to the point that he's not afraid to tell former President Barack Obama to stop talking. In the Netflix series "Court of Gold"—which follows Team USA en route to the gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics—Obama narrates part of the series and is shown talking with Edwards and 76ers star Joel Embiid when Obama asked Embiid what he thinks of Edwards' game.

Anthony Edwards has never lacked in confidence and he has no problem letting folks how much he believes in himself — even if you were once the president of the United States. And even though the high-flying two-guard has shot down the idea of being the future face of the NBA — ceding that title to