Upsides
• Has an elite combination of speed and athleticism
• Great ball handler, he is crafty and is great at losing defenders with quick dribble moves
• Great playmaker, he has good court vision and is very capable of executing on plays at high speeds
• One of the best shot makers in this draft class, there is no limit to where he can score from
• Puts in a ton of effort on both ends of the court
Downsides
• Has a less than ideal frame for an NBA player, 6’2 on a good day with not a lot of strength
• On-ball defense is bad, he gets pushed around easily and is a mismatch target
Conclusion
• Rob Dillingham is one of the best offensive players in this draft class, his combination of speed, ball handling ability, and shot making ability make him a deadly scoring threat every single night
• He has a lower floor due to his size, he will struggle defensively and could end up being reduced to a backup role if he isn’t elite offensively
• While he does have a lower floor, his ceiling is sky high. He could be a guy sort of like Tyrese Maxey in the NBA (scoring a ton of points and being a good passer)
Shades of: Tyrese Maxey, Anferne Simons, Immanuel Quickley