The Philadelphia 76ers' interest in acquiring Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George has significantly waned, as reported by Shams Charania. Initially seen as a key target to complement Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, concerns about George's injury history and playoff struggles have led the Sixers to consider other options. The Clippers are also hesitant to offer George a max contract extension, reportedly willing to only offer a three-year deal worth around $150 million. As the Sixers look to utilize their cap space and draft assets, alternatives like Brandon Ingram and OG Anunoby have emerged as potential targets. George, meanwhile, faces an uncertain future with the Clippers and could explore other suitors like the Orlando Magic. Despite the buzz, the Sixers will likely seek other high-quality players to bolster their roster for a championship run.