The 2026 NBA Draft is three days away, and the smokescreens are borderline oppressive. There's no way to know exactly what any team plans to do at this stage. New questions have arisen around Washington at No. 1 and Utah at No. 2. The depth of this class means things could break any number of ways.

Stewart, at 6'8", is a very physical defensive presence in the paint who blocked 1.6 shots per game last season and held players to a league best 43.8% shooting at the rim when he was the primary defender. He’s not much of an offensive player, but he did average 10 points a game on 55% shooting last season.