Darryn Peterson leads ESPN’s updated 2026 NBA mock draft, followed by AJ Dybantsa and Cameron Boozer, all excelling in college. Caleb Wilson and Kingston Flemings round out a soft top five, with significant variance among prospects beyond that. The draft class is wide open, with many players likely to stay in college to enhance their draft stock due to financial incentives. Peterson’s health remains a concern, while Dybantsa’s recent scoring streak and Boozer’s all-around play solidify their high rankings.
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