During an appearance on NBA on Prime, former NBA star John Wall was caught multiple times by the camera for glancing and salivating at his beautiful co-host, NFL and NBA broadcaster Taylor Rooks.

There’s no doubt that Taylor Rooks is one of the most beautiful faces on television. Not only that, but she’s well-versed too with both the NBA and the NFL. Fans can’t get enough when she turned heads with a stunning outfit while at an NFL game back in October.

However, before she became a sports journalist, Rooks briefly modeled after graduating with a degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Fast forward today, it’s safe to say that leaving behind her modeling career was a great choice.

A prominent figure in sports television, it’s quite common that Taylor Rooks often gets the attention of her male co-hosts. Former NBA star John Wall was caught on camera glancing multiple times at Rooks while on the set of NBA on Prime.

You are caught, buddy. Well, can’t blame him, though. The funny thing is that Wall looked extremely guilty whenever Rooks gave him a subtle glance. Whenever he is caught, he proceeds to look at his laptop.

But he cannot resist it, though. Wall continues to set his eyes on his co-host when he gets the chance.

John Wall Reveals Wild Side Of NBA Players

John Wall (Image Credits: Imagn)
Aside from salivating over Taylor Rooks, John Wall has done a good job of being a basketball analyst after he stepped away from the game. He’s slowly climbing up the ranks regarding his broadcasting career.

Curiously, though, Wall claims that some, not all, but some NBA players are capable of dropping a ton of points despite partying all night before a game.

“Some people can do it, some people can’t. Like some people can drink and go get you 30 every night, everybody is different… I’m not saying to smoke. I’m just saying, like you got some people that can drink all night and get no rest and get you 40 next game,” Wall said in an appearance on Joe and Jada.

They are super athletes, after all. No doubt on that one.