The 1991 NBA draft had plenty of quality players, including seven All-Stars and a hall of famer. The draft was two rounds with 27 picks per round. Of the 54 players selected, 44 played in the league, according to basketball-reference.com.
The player drafted the latest who played in the NBA was Zan Tabak. He was taken with the 24th pick in the second round (51st overall) by the Houston Rockets and lasted six seasons.
Here is a look at how the 1991 NBA draft would have gone if it was done today.
Other redrafts in this occasional series:
The 1987 NBA Draft redone: A look at who the Jazz missed out on when they drafted Jose Ortiz
The 1989 NBA draft redone: Who was still left on the board when the Jazz selected Blue Edwards