​Sep 28, 2026; Camden, NJ, USA; Philadelphia 76ers Justin Edwards poses for a photo during media day. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-Imagn ImagesThe Philadelphia 76ers are done with the noise. On Monday, the new supergroup of LeBron James, Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, and Tyrese Maxey faced the media and shut down any talk of who is the boss. Jaylen Brown simply replied “Next question” when asked to name the alpha among the stars, according to ESPN. This silence speaks volumes. The team knows the attention will be massive, but they also know the only way to handle it is to ignore it and work.Work Beats the HypeLeBron James knows exactly what comes with this level of fame. He is 41 years old and entering an unprecedented 24th season, per ESPN. According to reporters, he stated that surpassing the scrutiny requires outworking it. James remarked, “You got to try to stay even keel,” while observing that external noise will increase. He made it clear that the work inside the building is what actually matters. To gain an early advantage for the upcoming journey, the team exercised at the training complex on Monday despite training camp opening on Tuesday.Building Relationships FirstJoel Embiid emphasized that the group wants to build real bonds before the season starts. He said, “Going into this year, we just want to get as much time as possible with each other on and off the court, try to create those relationships, which we already have,” according to ESPN. This focus on chemistry is vital for a team with so many high-profile players. Embiid, the 2023 league MVP, also noted that the group shares the same goal and must find a way to accomplish it day by day. The players understand that holding each other accountable is the key to success.Comfort in Any RoleTyrese Maxey, who averaged a career-best 28.3 points last season, is ready to adapt. He said he is “pretty comfortable playing in any type of situation at this point in my career,” per ESPN. This mindset is vital for integrating with Jaylen Brown, who led the league with 28.7 points per game, and James, the NBA’s all-time leading scorer. The team also announced the return of the Iverson-era black “Classic” jersey for the 2026-27 season, giving fans something familiar to cheer for while the stars adjust. With a new jersey patch partner, Bloom Energy, the team is also investing in the local community. The focus remains on results, not headlines.