Tier 1: Superstar - Victor Wembanyama will be a two way superstar. I don't see path where he doesn't become at least a 10x All-NBA talent. I don't see him having too many injuries either because he looks so fluid and his game isn't predicated around getting tough baskets in the post. Hopefully the team that drafts him doesn't view him as a center.

Tier 2: All NBA - Brandon Miller; Scoot Henderson. Brandon Miller has a high floor to me. Much higher than Scoot. I see Jayson Tatum when I look at Brandon Miller. To me Paul George was a better defender and never had the big shot quality Miller possesses. Hopefully the league doesn't end up being too physical for him since he is so skinny.

Scoot Henderson is high ceiling and lower floor. He reminds me of Derrick Rose, but I wonder if Derrick Rose would've actually been more effective in today's league? Scoot is always gonna be a below average defender and with more points guards either being snipers (Darius Garland, Kyrie, Jalen Brunson, Dame) or bigger combo guard mismatch hunters (Luka, Cade Cunningham, Jrue, LaMelo) it's gonna be tough for a guy that is neither to really impact the game at perennial All-NBA level. But his shot is good enough that he's at least gonna make a couple All-NBA's and multiple all star games.

Tier 3: No One. This draft is bad.

Tier 4: Guys I like maybe in the right situation an all star appearance - Cam Whitmore; Grady Dick; Jerrace Walker; Rayan Rupert; Amen Thompson; Maxwell Lewis. These are guys worth mentioning to see how wrong or right I was looking back on it.

Cam Whitmore - He's Miles Bridges with more offense but probably not very efficient offense.

Grady Dick - Underrated athleticism, I don't think his defense will be an issue like others are saying. His shooting is too good not to be a very good player. I would bet on Gradey Dick making the most all star appearances. Trey Murphy and Khris Middleton are good comps, NOT DUNCAN ROBINSON LOL.

Jerrace Walker - Quality, quality role player. I think his defense is better in college than in the pros. He seems just a bit slow. But the floor spacing potential seems real. I don't see him being a bust unless he ends up being a tad slow and the 3 pointers were just a hot streak in college.

Rayan Rupert - My biggest wtf am I thinking moment in the draft. How is this guy not Mikal Bridges. That's all I got cuz I only box score watched.

Amen Thompson - Biggest bust potential imo. I would never draft this guy. I would bet on him not working out. But the play making and crazy athleticism has to be mentioned cuz those are elite skills. I see him as a forward/wing not a point guard. He should not have a high usage rate. If he ends up being All-NBA defense plus 5 assists a game than we got Jimmy Butler with Vince Carter's legs. But Jimmy is a one of one.

Maxwell Lewis - I think 6th man of the year is written in stone for this guy. Maybe 3x 6th man of the year. Too slim to be a starter at the forward spot. But all teams need connective playmakers and I think the league is moving to wings like him being the new 6th man over the no defense microwave scorers like (Poole and Herro). This guy has no weaknesses assuming they get him on a diet of HGH. Defense is fine, playmaking fine, shooting fine. And 6'7" wings that could play 2-4 are so valuable. I think he could only play the 4 with a guy like Embiid on his squad and if he puts on 20 lbs.

Interesting to see where guys like Rupert and Lewis will go since they are ranked so low in most boards.