The Philadelphia 76ers are finally in training camp, and a team full of talent is trying to figure out how they can play off of each other. The job may be even harder for head coach Nick Nurse, as he's tasked with trying to put those players in the right position to succeed.

The good thing for him is that he has a player in LeBron James who can do about anything, and he's not limited in his abilities to make an impact on the floor. For the 76ers, Nurse sees James as a creator, and that can be done in different ways.

“I just think LeBron, I consider him a great offense creator,” Nurse said via ESPN's Dave McMenamin. “I don't necessarily mean scorer, I just think creator and a table setter and all that kind of stuff. … If it isn't bringing it up and starting [the possession], it's probably going to be first pass anyway to [him on] the wing and then we get into our actions, and he's kind of seeing what's there, and he's creating offense for others.”

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James has shown throughout all of his career that he has the IQ to make any play on the court, and he can make his teammates better. It wouldn't be a surprise if he had the ball in his hands a lot, and not just as a scorer. There are so many people around him who can get a bucket, and all he has to do is put them in the right position.

Even when he's not making plays for others, James can go get his own, which is the one thing that's going to be scary about the 76ers. Once they truly figure out how to play with each other, they're going to be hard to stop.