During his time in the NBA, the great Michael Jordan employed David Falk as his agent. As it turns out, Falk is still talking up his number one client to this very day, despite the fact that its been decades since the Chicago Bulls legend last took the floor.

Speaking on 106.7 FM's The Junkies on NBC Sports Washington, Falk chimed in on the Jordan vs. LeBron James GOAT debate, and in his mind, it is not even a question as to who truly deserves the title.

“I hope personally, and I'm sure it won't, that the doc ends all talk about like is Jordan competitive with LeBron? He's in a different league. If you don't see that with your eyes, maybe the doctor's office can help because you should have an eye test,” Falk said, via Chase Hughes of NBC Sports Washington.

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Falk wasn't done. He even went on to claim that Michael Jordan would absolutely dominate in today's NBA.

“With virtually zero defense, no hand-checking, I think if Jordan played today; if he was in his prime in today's rules, I think he'd average between 50 and 60 a game. I think he'd shoot 75% from the floor. If you couldn't hand-check him, he would be completely unstoppable,” Falk said.

“Now that I watch [the documentary], I realize that, unless you're legally blind, you can't possibly think that there's another player who ever played the game that's remotely in the league that he's in. Nobody.”

To he fair, those are some pretty hilarious hyperboles from Falk right there. Then again, he was being dead serious about his statements above. Now that's the type of blind loyalty that you don't see everyday.