NBA TWO-WAY TALENTS

Key spent six years in college, and in that time he developed into a polished off-ball offensive threat. The Tennessee native had a strong 2025-26 G League campaign, averaging 14.8 points on 52/40/86 splits.

Johnson, an athletic defensive-minded four man, was a key bench piece for Auburn’s 2025 Final Four team. He impressed in his rookie season with the Nets, averaging 8.2 points and 4.6 rebounds in 17 games.

Don’t be fooled by his burly frame, Bilodeau has a ton of finesse and silk to his game. He’s a super efficient stretch four with strong face-up and back-to-the-basket skills who torched defenders at the college level.

After missing 2023-24 while dealing with blood clots, Koloko is fighting to stick in the NBA and contribute. He's a defensive weapon and lob threat who any point guard would love playing with. The big man averaged 3.1 points and 0.7 blocks with the Hawks in 2025-26.

An NCAA legend best known for his mustache, Timme doesn’t necessarily look the part of an NBA player. However, he showed with the Nets in 2024-25 that he can hang at the highest level. With the Lakers last season, he was effective in limited minutes, averaging 3.4 points on 58/44/56 splits.

Martin, who was the 51st overall pick in 2022, went from nearly out of the league to a legitimate rotation-caliber guy with the Nets in 2024-25. He made his way to the 76ers in 2025-26 and appeared in nine games for the team.