Kerr then told Edwards to run the drill again, and then again, with the same prompt of asking if the then-Georgia guard could run any faster. The Warriors staff then took Edwards out to dinner and gave him the advice that may have changed his professional trajectory. “[Kerr]’s telling me like, ‘Ay man, if we going to draft you at No. 2, you got to be a hard worker, like you ain’t working hard enough.’ I think that was a stumble in the road for me. I called my trainer afterwards and was like, ‘Ay bruh, we got to change.’ Steve Kerr told me how Steph and KD used to work out super hard. It might not be long, but it’s super hard when they in there. Ever since then, I feel like I took that next step,” Edwards said.