US media reorders top 10 in 21 draft picks: Jaylen Green falls to 7th, and falls back to 6th in draft picks

A few days ago, I saw the US media reordering the top ten drafts in 20 years. Compared with the 20 years, the 21 draft has a higher success rate. The No. 1 pick has become a quasi-super star. There are also several good players with the best lineup potential, as well as many reliable starting and high-quality rotation players. HoopsHype also reordered the top ten drafts in 21 years. Let's see what changes are there.

10th pick: Josh Gidey

Actual pick: 6

Gidey is one of the most personal players in 2021. She basically fulfills her expectations of the sixth pick. As a point guard, she has elite rebounding ability and her passing creativity is also very imaginative, but she can only rank tenth in the rearrangement. If he can continue his shooting progress, it will be of great tactical value to the team, averaging 14.1 points, 7.5 rebounds and 6.1 assists per game in his career.

9th pick: Jaylen Sages

Actual pick: 5

Sages has grown into one of the top backcourt defensive players in the NBA. In recent years, he has been continuously developing offensive capabilities and gradually becoming a backcourt threat with an offense and defense. However, he still needs to improve his shooting ability, with a three-point shooting percentage of less than 33%. However, his speed and breakthrough ability have made up for the shortcomings of three-pointers to a certain extent, and averaged 12.3 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.3 assists in his career.

8th pick: Jaylen Johnson

Actual pick: 20

Jaylen Johnson is from Duke University and has undergone two years of adaptation. Fortunately, he has now become the core puzzle for the Hawks to both offense and defense. He has accurate mid- and short-distance scoring, and has strong breakthrough ability. He can defend multiple positions on the court and has the top rebounding sense among wing players. His construction value for the Hawks is more than Trae Young. He averages 11 points, 6.3 rebounds and 2.6 assists in his career.

7th pick: Jaylen Green

Actual pick: As the second pick in 21 years, he fell to 7th place, and was not even the best point guard in this class. This also reflects that there are many top players in this class. Jaylen Green performed well during his time with the Rockets and often showed his superstar temperament, but his condition is not stable. If this problem can be solved, Jaylen Green still has the potential to become a star, and his career averages 20.1 points, 4.3 rebounds and 3.4 assists.

6th pick: Austin Reeves

Actual pick: undrafted

Reeves has also become one of the most successful undrafts in NBA history. He has earned nearly $28 million in his career, which is far lower than his strength. This season also set a career-high 20.2 points and 5.8 assists, with emergency stop jump shots, organizational slews and fouls. Although the age of 27 will limit his room for improvement, he has been very successful in losing to the counterattack, and has averaged 14.5 points, 3.8 rebounds and 4.3 assists in his career.

5th pick: Franz Wagner

Actual pick: 8th

Wagner Jr. and Barnes are actually equally matched. Wagner Jr. has now become one of the most difficult forwards to defend at the moment. He has top inside killing ability, both balls and no balls, and can also create shooting opportunities through dribbling. However, outside shooting still requires improvement, and has the opportunity to hit the best lineup. His career has 19.1 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.7 assists.

4th pick: Scotty Barnes

Actual pick: 4

Barnes maintained his original pick and showed his versatile potential, can organize offense, pick and roll down, and can also play a guest center on the defensive end. He has excellent wingspan, footsteps and fighting spirit. He always wins the ball for the team with his unrestrained performance on the court, and averages 17.2 points, 7.5 rebounds and 5 assists per game in his career.

Tanhua: Alperen-Shenjing

Actual ranking: No. 16

Shenjing has also become the biggest dark horse in 2021, selected as the All-Star, and helped the Rockets become a strong team in the Western Conference this season from the reconstruction period. Shinjing is very similar to Jokic, with both shooting and breakthrough ability, and can also create opportunities for teammates. Shinjing is not yet 23 years old, and the future is still unlimited, and he averages 16 points, 8.6 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game in his career.

No. 1: Evan Mobley

Actual ranking: Tanhua

This new best defensive player perfectly meets the requirements of the big man in the small ball era. He can not only protect the basket like a traditional center, but also have the ability to dribble, shoot and respond. Mobley can even create scoring opportunities independently. After he grew up, he directly made the Cavaliers arriving in the championship ranks, averaging 16.4 points, 9 rebounds and 2.9 assists in his career.

No. 1: Cade Cningham

Actual pick: No. 1:00:2}

Cningham is still the No. 1 pick. In his fourth season with the Pistons, Cningham has been selected into the best team and has grown into an All-Star player. This season, he has led the Pistons to return to the playoffs since the 18-19 season. As a tall point guard, he has three-pointers, mid-range and comprehensive scoring ability at the basket. He is undoubtedly the core cornerstone of the team's future team building, and he averages 22.1 points, 5.4 rebounds and 7.4 assists per game in his career.