Kansas' Darryn Peterson headlines the top tier of one-and-done guard prospects for next week's NBA draft. Peterson is considered a candidate to be the No. 1 overall pick when the first round

The NBA's rumor mill is heating up with the 2026 NBA Draft less than a week away. Here's the latest on the No. 1 pick and potential Giannis trades.

Up until this point, AJ Dybantsa has pretty much been the Fernando Mendoza of the NBA draft. He’s been expected to go first, and it would still be a surprise if he didn’t get picked first. It wouldn’t be as big a surprise as if the Las Vegas Raiders hadn’t picked Mendoza,

The Lakers likely won't take Darryn Peterson on NBA Draft night, but the incoming rookie is inspired by this aspect of LeBron James.

Kansas star Darryn Peterson is generating significant buzz before the 2026 NBA Draft, and a recent comment about LeBron James has added another intriguing layer to the debate surrounding the race for the top overall selection.

The Jazz continue to keep their options open at No. 2 overall. According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, one reason Kansas guard Darryn Peterson has not worked out for Utah is because his camp reportedly has concerns about a potential overlap with young guard Keyonte George.

Darryn Peterson plans to meet only with the Wizards, who hold the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, per @ShamsCharania Peterson reportedly believes he’s going No. 1 overall and does not plan to meet with any other teams.

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