Star guard Anthony Edwards reveals what he wants to do next if they win the NBA Championship within the next 3-4 years.

ESPN released an excerpt from a sit-down Edwards did with fellow Minnesota superstar Justin Jefferson with the two teaming up to recreate the legendary Kevin Garnett-Randy Moss magazine cover from a few decades ago.

Long before he rose to NBA stardom with the Minnesota Timberwolves, Anthony Edwards was a youth football star. He says he might one day take a shot at the NFL.

Minnesota Timberwolves young star Anthony Edwards says he wants to play football if he can win an NBA title in "three to four years". Edwards appeared in a promo video for an ESPN cover story set to be published on Tuesday, featuring the Timberwolves guard and Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson.

After trading Karl-Anthony Towns for Donte DiVincenzo and Julius Randle, no one's calling the Timberwolves a championship favorite. And perhaps they don't want to be, if it means losing Edwards to an NFL career change.

Anthony Edwards has been compared to Michael Jordan quite a bit over the past year or so, but that has largely been because of his exploits on the basketball court. The two are similarly sized, similarly explosive shooting guards that take pride in their defense and were drafted by teams that hadn't won a championship yet.

Even without his frequent daring remarks, his showstopping play on the basketball court would be enough to make him one of the most talked about athletes in the world. Yet he wouldn't be "Ant-Man" without his venturesome personality attached to his high-flying game.