The Atlanta Hawks have a (very) interesting decision to make at the top of the draft and, even as buzz indicates they could be favoring one particular prospect, nothing is ever “done” until the name is called. Elsewhere, the Hawks also have two picks at No. 30 and No. 34 that are intriguing but, in the middle, the No. 19 overall pick beckons and, in some ways, Atlanta is in a weird spot that could potentially sit between tiers.
Before diving deeper into the seven players featured in this space, here are a few names that fell just short of making the cut but would also be reasonable investments.