THIS IS SO CRAZY: The Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick just Reject a contract that worth 119.67 million dollars that was offer to him by …… veiw more

In a stunning twist that no one saw coming, newly appointed Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick has reportedly turned down a jaw-dropping $119.67 million contract offer — and social media is absolutely melting down.

🚨 What Happened?

According to unconfirmed sources and a few suspicious Twitter accounts, Redick was offered the mega-deal by an unnamed party — some say it was a mysterious foreign team, others claim it was a broadcasting network trying to lure him back to TV. Either way, Redick apparently said: “Thanks, but no thanks.”

Fans and analysts alike are scratching their heads.

“Who turns down nearly $120 million in this economy?” asked one X (formerly Twitter) user. “JJ must really love coaching… or he lost his calculator.”

💸 Why He Might’ve Said No

While no official reason has been given, NBA insiders speculate that Redick — known for his sharp basketball mind and even sharper podcast takes — may be more focused on building his coaching legacy in L.A. than chasing a massive payday.

He’s only just begun his first season as the Lakers’ head coach, and sources close to the team say he’s “100% locked in” on getting LeBron James one more ring before retirement.

Or maybe… just maybe… the whole thing is completely made up.

🤔 Wait… Is This Even Real?

Let’s be honest — $119.67 million for a coach who’s never led an NBA team before? Sounds suspicious, doesn’t it?

While the Lakers did shock fans by hiring Redick with no prior head coaching experience, there’s zero official confirmation of this wild contract rejection. No press release. No leaks. Not even a Woj bomb.

In fact, as of now, the only source seems to be a viral meme post captioned “THIS IS SO CRAZY 😱😱😱.”

Still, the internet ran with it — because, well, it’s the internet.

Bottom Line:
JJ Redick is still the Lakers’ head coach. He hasn’t accepted (or rejected) any $119.67 million deal — at least not publicly. But if this headline taught us anything, it’s that in today’s world, all it takes is one flashy post to blow up the rumor mill.

Moral of the story? Don’t believe everything you scroll past — even if it sounds so crazy it might be true.