PHILADELPHIA -- As the Philadelphia 76ers move forward, there will be much to figure out. The Sixers have a supreme amount of talent on this roster with the additions of Jaylen Brown and LeBron James in the starting lineup along with the depth additions of Dean Wade, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, and Anfernee Simons.There are a lot of questions that the Sixers will have to address with this current group. The simple one is the offensive hierarchy. The Sixers have a ton of offensive weapons as Brown, James, Joel Embiid, and Tyrese Maxey all averaged 20-plus points in the 2025-26 season.Brown knows all about sacrifice from his time with the Boston Celtics. He will look to bring that same leadership to Philadelphia and help the Sixers figure it out."To be honest, it doesnt have to be anybodys team," Brown started. "It just needs to be based in respect and work. Thats my approach. I want to earn everyones respect and trust. Which takes time. Theres obviously a lot of guys with talent and theres egos, but to win, youve got to be able to sacrifice. Youve got to be able to have trust and communication."Transparency will be a big thing for the Sixers. Everybody will have to be up front about what's important with this group ad the ultimate goal should be winning a championship. This franchise has not won a title since 1983 nor been past Round 2 since 2001. That's a long time. Brown and Co. will have to focus on what really matters."I want to come in transparent," Brown continued. "I want to come in with my agenda on the table: Look, this is what Im here to do. This is what I want to do. I want to win. And we can figure out how to respectfully move around each other. It takes a level of time to develop and earn respect from each other, but my approach has always been my work ethic. Being the first to the gym, being in the film room."If there's anybody on this roster who understands the importance of sacrifice, it's James. The future Hall of Famer has been in situations like this one for such a long time. His time with the Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Los Angeles Lakers and playing with other legitimate superstars has taught him a lot. That will help Brown and the Sixers in this situation."Im looking forward to learning from LeBron," Brown finished. "Im looking forward to learning from all those guys. LeBron, everything hes endured in his career on and off the floor. One of my favorite things to do is learn. I just cant wait to soak up as much information as I can and apply it to myself."This article originally appeared on Sixers Wire: Jaylen Brown describes his leadership style as Sixers move forward