Bradley Beal has been known primarily for his jump shot, going all the way back to his high school career. The release and lift on his jumper are texbook and picture perfect.
The problem was, he was relying on it too much in his previous years with the Washington Wizards.
Beal, compared to other All-Star caliber two guards around the league, wasn’t driving to the hole or displaying his sneaky athleticism as much as he should have.
While playing in former coach Randy Wittman’s offense, Beal was mainly getting the ball off handoffs and shooting long twos.