Will Guillory

First of all, you've got to compliment Bryson for his work ethic.

This is a guy I've known for a long time.

Started in the Pelicans organization as an intern, worked his way up the ladder, developed relationships to the point where he eventually was the number two guy behind David Griffin before he left.

to take the job in Atlanta.

I think, you know, the number one thing when you talk to people about Bryson is his ability to really evaluate young talent.

You know, he was the guy that they really put in charge of the draft a lot of the times.

The Pelicans are a team that's known for, you know, finding guys through the two-way contracts or undrafted.

Obviously, they got Jose Alvarado as an undrafted guy.

Najee Marshall was an undrafted guy they found in New Orleans.

And I think Bryson Graham was a big part of that process

I know for sure two guys that was kind of the feather in Bryson's hat was he was a loud voice when they drafted Trey Murphy and Herb Jones together in the draft.

Those are two of his guys.

So I think that's the main thing when you look at Bryson.

I think he's a guy that's going to come in and really improve your draft process, really improve just the young foundation that you're building.

And I think that's something that the Bulls really need, right, is having those young guys there.

to really develop the future, start from the ground up.

And I think Bryson is the guy who's going to specialize in that area.

No, indeed, no.

I think, first off, it's just about work ethic.

Like I said, as a guy who comes in and puts in work in every day, traveled all over the world, you know, really does the film study.