Jackson and Brown together?

[green_bballers13]

How will these guys look together in a 1/2 court set?

I love them on defense and in a fast break, but are they reliant on a motion/cutting offense?

I'm not sure if either will provide enough shooting from the wing.

[BostonClamCrowdah]

Not good, imo

[danglertx]

I think it is less about how they look on offense and more about having a position less defense that can switch everything on defense. 

[GratefulCs]

jackson browne is great!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcJDI7a_1lk

[hodgy03038]

jackson browne is great!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcJDI7a_1lk

TP! I love him too.

[Th3M2n]

You only do that if you plan to pass on Hayward and bring in Griffin instead.

[SHAQATTACK]

Jackson Brown


good Music

[green_bballers13]

Jackson might be the best combined athlete/competitor in the draft, but Tatum is the better fit.

I'd be ok if tomorrow we had $30m to spend and the following 10 players:

IT/Smart/Rozier
Bradley
Crowder/Brown
Jackson/Yabu
Horford/Zizic

I bolded the players that I think opposing teams would be interested in. Plenty of potential here.

[dreamgreen]

Jackson might be the best combined athlete/competitor in the draft, but Tatum is the better fit.

I'd be ok if tomorrow we had $30m to spend.

I like Tatum's fit better:
Brown a 2/3
Tatum a 3/4 (if he puts on weight)

Gives us a lot of flexibility, not sure if Jackson can play any 4 in the future, not sure his body can get to there.

[footey]

Doctor, My Eyes....

Tell me we got to take Jackson!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqFUmo8VVg0

[action781]

Jackson might be the best combined athlete/competitor in the draft, but Tatum is the better fit.

I'd be ok if tomorrow we had $30m to spend.

I like Tatum's fit better:
Brown a 2/3
Tatum a 3/4 (if he puts on weight)

Gives us a lot of flexibility, not sure if Jackson can play any 4 in the future, not sure his body can get to there.

Josh Jackson - 6'8" 205 lbs
Jayson Tatum - 6'8" 205 lbs

They are virtually the same exact size.  Brad Stevens always says your position is what you can defend.  Why can Tatum defend PFs but not Jackson? 

[dreamgreen]

Jackson might be the best combined athlete/competitor in the draft, but Tatum is the better fit.

I'd be ok if tomorrow we had $30m to spend.

I like Tatum's fit better:
Brown a 2/3
Tatum a 3/4 (if he puts on weight)

Gives us a lot of flexibility, not sure if Jackson can play any 4 in the future, not sure his body can get to there.

Josh Jackson - 6'8" 205 lbs
Jayson Tatum - 6'8" 205 lbs

They are virtually the same exact size.  Brad Stevens always says your position is what you can defend.  Why can Tatum defend PFs but not Jackson?

I don't think either one can right now. But looking at them I speculate Tatum will put more size on than Jackson going forward. Of course if that size is from eating Krispy Kreme than it doesn't matter haha.

[KGBirdBias]

I like Jay & Jay...but just don't sign JJ Redick.

Ok sorry, I'll go get ready for the draft now.

[OldSchoolDude]

During the tournament I pondered Jackson playing point in the NBA.  I search to see if I could find any articles that had that idea.  I found one but nothing else. But if he could:
2018 roster
PG: Jackson
SG: Brown
SF: Hayward
PF: George (we sign George to a max in 2018 instead of IT)
 C: Horford

[green_bballers13]

During the tournament I pondered Jackson playing point in the NBA.  I search to see if I could find any articles that had that idea.  I found one but nothing else. But if he could:
2018 roster
PG: Jackson
SG: Brown
SF: Hayward
PF: George (we sign George to a max in 2018 instead of IT)
 C: Horford

I think Jackson's handle/quickness is probably superior to Tatum's. I like this idea, at least for a couple of rotations a game.