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San Antonio is 7-2 with elite numbers, and the schedule since the Houston game is why nobody can say yet whether the Spurs are actually this good.

Air Alamo's Jahlil Williams argues that the San Antonio Spurs must face stronger competition before being considered genuine contenders. Despite ranking in the top five in offensive rating (117.1), defensive rating (108.1), and net rating (+9.1), Williams points out that San Antonio's recent success has come against a weak schedule over the past two weeks.
The writer notes that recent opponents include struggling teams like the Jazz, Kings, and a Timberwolves squad missing Anthony Edwards and Rudy Gobert. Williams views an upcoming matchup against Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors as the Spurs' next legitimate test.
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