One of the most significant developments from Kyrie Irving’s new chapter in Dallas is his evolution as a leader.

DALLAS — Kyrie Irving has been a tremendous leader for the Dallas Mavericks. He has embraced the role with the Mavs, and Dallas is in a great position because of it. Is Irving interested in becoming an NBA head coach after his playing career comes to an end, though?

Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving made it clear where he stands on the idea of becoming a coach once he retires from the NBA.

The Mavericks' hopes rest on the broad shoulders of superstars Luka Doncic and Kryie Irving along with a cast of characters including newcomer Klay Thompson and rising star Daniel Gafford at the center position. On Monday, the 32-year-old Uncle Drew star shared his thoughts on getting older and the various changes that come with it.

Kyrie Irving was asked whether a potential coaching career was in his future. He responded by saying he doesn't know whether he will be a coach in the NBA and claimed that he would be more comfortable with some type of consultant role.

Since arriving from the Golden State Warriors, Klay Thompson has made a strong impression on the Dallas Mavericks, and team star Kyrie Irving recently shared his thoughts on the new addition.