"The whole family is a problem" - NBA fans go wild over Bryce James' LeBronesque block during defensive play

Fans were hyped after seeing Bryce James reject a dunk attempt, which drew comparisons to his father, LeBron James. People are getting treated to highlight after highlight from the James family. While their father is playing with the best American players for the 2024 Paris Olympics, the sons are showing what they can do on the court.

Bryce is regarded as the best shooter among James' sons. Even at a high school level, fans are aware of how deadly the young prospect can get on the offensive end. Now, he's showing flashes of brilliance defensively as he tracked down the rim runner and prevented the dunk attempt.

After seeing this, fans couldn't get enough of it and had to let everyone know what they thought.

"The whole family is a problem," one fan said about the James family after Bryce's block.

"That whole family is athletic freaks," another fan was surprised with what the family can do on the court.

"Definitely got Lebron’s hops lol," one fan sees Bryce's resemblance to his dad.

Other fans started comparing Bryce to his older brother, LA Lakers guard Bronny James.

"He is already a better player than Bronny," one fan gave a hot take.

"He’s been better than Bronny for like almost a year and a half already," another fan has observed Bryce's on-court growth.

"He better than Bronny. Been saying this for years," a fan said.

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LeBron and Savannah react to Bryce James' defensive play on social media

While fans love the block that Bryce James did recently, his family couldn't contain their hype over what he did. On Instagram, both his parents showed love for his chase-down block that shook the internet.

The four-time champion loved the block by Bryce. (LeBron James' Instagram)

Bryce's mom was energized after seeing the block (Savannah James' Instagram)

Bryce is still a young prospect and could improve on his game before he reaches the college level. He's already received offers from universities as he prepares for his college career. Last year, he visited Ohio State and watched their football team get a 37-17 win over Maryland.

The younger James has not decided where he'll go to college after high school. But after receiving a decent amount of offers, he'll get to explore his options before committing to one school.

The young guard is looking to follow in the footsteps of his father and brother, who are both in the NBA.