Fair to say that Rozier and Dunn have proven themselves on the nba level just about the same amount.
TP for being the first to think we're not giving up enough.
That's not entirely correct. Rozier has proven that he has his work cut out for him if he wants to stay in the NBA, based on the body of work in his first year. I know he had a handful of promising games towards the end of the season, but so far he's had the career trajectory of Gabe Pruitt.
You're not going to get the 3rd pick from last year's draft that just came off a year in which he averaged 18 and 7 in just 30 minutes per game with an offer consisting of a non-lottery pick, an unknown future first-rounder, and a marginal NBA player.
If the front office in Philly has two brain cells to rub together, their starting point in any sort of Okafor negotiations would be #3 and Smart.