The 2026 NBA Draft showcased a highly anticipated lineup featuring a Big 3 of potential stars: AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson, and Cameron Boozer. Each player has been under the spotlight since high school, leading to significant speculation about their future placements.

With the draft kicking off, the Washington Wizards selected AJ Dybantsa at No. 1. Dybantsa, a versatile forward from BYU, is noted for his scoring ability across all levels and his potential to lead the league in scoring. His draft grade stands at A.

The Utah Jazz followed suit, picking Darryn Peterson from Kansas at No. 2. Peterson's dynamic shot-making and fit alongside Keyonte George promise to reshape Utah's backcourt, earning him an A grade.

At No. 3, the Memphis Grizzlies secured Cameron Boozer from Duke, a player with a high floor and winning pedigree, receiving an impressive A+ grade.

The Chicago Bulls opted for Caleb Wilson at No. 4, who possesses star potential and explosive athleticism, also graded A.

The Los Angeles Clippers rounded out the top five with Keaton Wagler, a one-and-done point guard from Illinois, whose shooting versatility garnered a B+ grade.

Other notable picks included Mikel Brown Jr. by the Brooklyn Nets at No. 6, Darius Acuff Jr. by the Sacramento Kings at No. 7, and Kingston Flemings by the Atlanta Hawks at No. 8, all showcasing a blend of skill and potential that could redefine their franchises.

As the draft continues, CBS Sports provides ongoing analysis and updates, ensuring fans stay informed on each team's strategic choices.