Pros

• tight handle with good ball control and change of pace

• good speed and acceleration

• good passer in the pnr

• isn’t terribly turnover prone

• good driver; can typically beat poa whenever he likes and can go both directions

• good finisher with both hands

• insanely high usage; will he translate with less?

Cons:

• extremely bad ball stopper; tends to over dribble on the perimiter and often rejects ball screens for an iso

• fairly inactive off-ball

• poor shot diet

• lack of elite athleticism or burst

C: star F: end of rotation

A poised 6'5" lead guard whose foundation is built on high-level perimeter shooting, both off-the-catch and off-the-dribble. He runs the P&R with maturity, controls the tempo, and makes great reads as a floor general. He needs to add strength to his frame to handle contact better and finish effectively against NBA size.

NBA Comp: Hali, Darius Garland, bigger Trae

Shot creating Combo Guard

(LaMelo-like)

• Lightning quick

• Explosive first step and jump

• Clean shooter, 3pt range

• Flashes of playmaking

• 3PAR is off the charts.

• Amazing FTr and %

• Floats on O without the ball

• Takes some really ill advised shots

• Settles for 3, needs to attack

• Everything is happening at 100mph

Best games come when he touches to paint and gets to the line, but settles for 3’s too often, would like to see this progress across the year. Has unforced errors too often and doesn’t do enough off-ball to be a threat. There is a good shooter there, elite USG, 3PAR and FT% but the %’s have been rough overall - he is helping this by getting to the line a tonne. Based on the green light, you expect some natural progression to the norm. Won’t be a positive defensive contributor, needs to be an elite offensive option. Feels like the sort of guy who could get hot and win you games maybe series, but also shoot you out of a game and make you pull your hair out

Brown is a great prospect.

I believe his shooting splits undersell his ability to shoot the ball.

His great positional size and playmaking are exciting and would compliment Tre Johnson III well.

For the Wizards specifically thoough, I fear he doesn't provide enough rim pressure as other prospects.