Bryce Simon

I thought common was the guy that was going to break into that for me. Like when I first turned on the film, you know, right after last year's draft started looking at the 2025. I'm like, I love this dude. This is my archetype of player. And it just, he didn't show that upside. He hasn't shown the floor spacing and some of those skills, but, The defense is really interesting.

He showed some movement on the defensive end, obviously the size. I would say the biggest difference is like Klingon is just so strong, guys. Like you just trust his base and the way he sets screens and holding up. Common, I'm worried he gets rooted out and moved because he's so long. Sam's favorite thing to say is the high hips. Common has those high hips.

He showed some movement on the defensive end, obviously the size. I would say the biggest difference is like Klingon is just so strong, guys. Like you just trust his base and the way he sets screens and holding up. Common, I'm worried he gets rooted out and moved because he's so long. Sam's favorite thing to say is the high hips. Common has those high hips.

He showed some movement on the defensive end, obviously the size. I would say the biggest difference is like Klingon is just so strong, guys. Like you just trust his base and the way he sets screens and holding up. Common, I'm worried he gets rooted out and moved because he's so long. Sam's favorite thing to say is the high hips. Common has those high hips.

And then the other thing is Common struggles to catch the ball at times. Like It's a little Rudy go bearish, which like watching Rudy in these playoffs have really like, man, like he's not getting played off the court defensively. He can't do anything on the offensive end. Like he never makes the other team pay because he doesn't catch the ball or doesn't finish or whatever.

And then the other thing is Common struggles to catch the ball at times. Like It's a little Rudy go bearish, which like watching Rudy in these playoffs have really like, man, like he's not getting played off the court defensively. He can't do anything on the offensive end. Like he never makes the other team pay because he doesn't catch the ball or doesn't finish or whatever.

And then the other thing is Common struggles to catch the ball at times. Like It's a little Rudy go bearish, which like watching Rudy in these playoffs have really like, man, like he's not getting played off the court defensively. He can't do anything on the offensive end. Like he never makes the other team pay because he doesn't catch the ball or doesn't finish or whatever.

Common has some of that, whether it's rebounds or, you know, he'll, he'll have the highlight lob dunks, but I'm a little bit lower on common because he's, I think there's some of those worries and I'm a little less excited about the upside, even though it sounds like he's gaining steam in general.

Common has some of that, whether it's rebounds or, you know, he'll, he'll have the highlight lob dunks, but I'm a little bit lower on common because he's, I think there's some of those worries and I'm a little less excited about the upside, even though it sounds like he's gaining steam in general.

Common has some of that, whether it's rebounds or, you know, he'll, he'll have the highlight lob dunks, but I'm a little bit lower on common because he's, I think there's some of those worries and I'm a little less excited about the upside, even though it sounds like he's gaining steam in general.

Yeah. So Jeremiah Fears is going to be one of the funnest names I think to watch. And what we've talked about over there. So if you go to the draft order, right, and you go through, OK, who were teams that could really use a point guard, like especially a guy like Kasperis Yakishonis is a guy that I think you can play on or off the ball. So there's a little bit more positional versatility there.

Yeah. So Jeremiah Fears is going to be one of the funnest names I think to watch. And what we've talked about over there. So if you go to the draft order, right, and you go through, OK, who were teams that could really use a point guard, like especially a guy like Kasperis Yakishonis is a guy that I think you can play on or off the ball. So there's a little bit more positional versatility there.

Yeah. So Jeremiah Fears is going to be one of the funnest names I think to watch. And what we've talked about over there. So if you go to the draft order, right, and you go through, OK, who were teams that could really use a point guard, like especially a guy like Kasperis Yakishonis is a guy that I think you can play on or off the ball. So there's a little bit more positional versatility there.

You don't have to draft him as only an on ball guy. It seems like there could be a breaking point for primary creators, true primary creators after number eight with the Brooklyn Nets. Obviously, they could use one right as we sit here today. But like to use one of everything, let's be honest, that that's fair. That's fair. Toronto at nine.

You don't have to draft him as only an on ball guy. It seems like there could be a breaking point for primary creators, true primary creators after number eight with the Brooklyn Nets. Obviously, they could use one right as we sit here today. But like to use one of everything, let's be honest, that that's fair. That's fair. Toronto at nine.

You don't have to draft him as only an on ball guy. It seems like there could be a breaking point for primary creators, true primary creators after number eight with the Brooklyn Nets. Obviously, they could use one right as we sit here today. But like to use one of everything, let's be honest, that that's fair. That's fair. Toronto at nine.

I don't think, I mean, they could, all of these teams could, but it's like they have how many different guys who can play with the ball in their hands. Like their entire starting lineup already wants to do that. Even though their wings Houston, I don't think so. Portland has plenty of guards, Atlanta, unless you're drafting trays, backup slash potential replacement. Yeah.

I don't think, I mean, they could, all of these teams could, but it's like they have how many different guys who can play with the ball in their hands. Like their entire starting lineup already wants to do that. Even though their wings Houston, I don't think so. Portland has plenty of guards, Atlanta, unless you're drafting trays, backup slash potential replacement. Yeah.

I don't think, I mean, they could, all of these teams could, but it's like they have how many different guys who can play with the ball in their hands. Like their entire starting lineup already wants to do that. Even though their wings Houston, I don't think so. Portland has plenty of guards, Atlanta, unless you're drafting trays, backup slash potential replacement. Yeah.

San Antonio has Fox and Steph Castle that does that a little bit. Oklahoma City is the inverse of Brooklyn. What could they use, right? Like I hate trying to draft for the Thunder because it's like, well, they're never going to play because they're awesome and they have depth and they just drafted Topich who didn't even get to play this year.