Pros:

• monstrous all around athlete

• stays low defensively

• actively moves without the ball; doesn’t park for excessive periods

• fast break demon

• high release point on jumpshot

• quick to swing the ball and avoids ball-stoppage most of the time

• very solid post defender; stronger than he appears

• elite helpside threat; great defensive playmaker overall

• great cutter

Cons:

• foot speed + core strength are flawed; easy to shift defensively

• overcommits to passing lanes/block opportunities

• inconsistent defensive motor

• struggles to handle through contact despite seeking post looks on offense

• bad offensive decision maker in the half-court; settles for awful shots in isolation and makes some questionable passes

• bad touch

C: t50 level all-defense star

F: end of rotation

A skilled, 6'10" power forward/wing who projects as a modern point-forward due to his exceptional passing, ball-handling, and court vision. He uses his length to facilitate offense from all over the court, making great reads for his teammates. Improving his strength and developing a consistent jumpshot are his keys to unlocking his top-tier potential.

NBA Comp: Lamar Odom

Full Film Breakdown:

https://x.com/Chees_EdwardS/status/1987324929071550551?s=20

General Notes:

• Crazy motor and super energetic play with an unmatched competitiveness

• Defensive versatility plus free roaming role allows him to truly impact defensively at all points of the court and be a true chaos creator

• His fadeaway game has been consistent and he's been getting to his spots easily, lack of hesitation pulling with confidence and efficiency

• Super athleticism around the rim and finishing in contact, true offensive rebound and outback threat.

• High rebound numbers and impact on the boards

• 3pt game is low volume and inconsistent with his form

• Playmaking has some interesting flashes with good play with Veesaar in particular

• Would like to see him flow off ball in offence more and less demanding of the ball in the post

strong defender

weak finishing besides dunking

dunks a whole lot

mid range jumper but lacking 3pt

top 10

Switchable wing/forward, with off-ball, screener offense.

4, plays down to a 3.

(Jonathan Isaac)

• Hustle plays machine

• Passion and intensive competitiveness

• Defensive versatility

• Room to improve physically

• Dunks EVERYTHING, elite explosive athleticism

• Defensive lapses and concentration

• Jump shot to improve

Sticks on the floor for defense and will be a low usage offensive player. Scores through offensive rebounds, on rolls and cut, put backs and breaks. Defensive disruptor. Would fit best with an established shot creator. Jump shot looks good, I think there is upside there and he shows good flashes as a passer. Is often found out of position ball watching on D, can get beat back door and allow OReb’s. Relies heavily on his athleticism to make plays, but has such elite tools he can get away with it.

PROS Gets so many dunks even in the falfcourt Has an incredible motor and competitiveness Good passer from the short roll and post

CONS Non-dunk finishing not great, can definitely improve Not shooting well and not shooting a lot from 3

8- UNC- PF- S: a good close out defender when a player is behind the perimeter, active hands, can get to the rim with his size,

W:

I am really high on Wilson as a prospect. I think as he adds to his frame, he can become really physically imposing. His assertiveness and relentlessness in the painted area combined with his size and length is intriguing.

He has jumpshooting concerns, but his mechanics look sound. So I don't think it's outrageous to believe in the upside.

I believe he is a top prospect if drafted to the right situation. Luckily I believe the Wizards are one of the more ideal situations. Right now one of the biggest problems on the Wizards imo is the lack of rim pressure, which Wilson provides in abundance. Allowing him to thrive. I also believe Wilson and Sarr compliment each other brilliantly. Sarr's spacing provides room for Wilson to opperate. I would hope Wilson would eventually develop a respetable jumper, so Sarr can keep up his increased assertiveness on the interior. Wilson also is a great rebounder which is one of Sarrs weaknesses and Wilson can also provide some much needed secondary rim protection. Coulibaly would most likely become a back-up, which is unfortunate.

I really like the idea of Wilson on the Wizards.