Guess the player from snippets of their draft scouting report. I think I removed enough to not make it too easy but kept enough to not make it too difficult. All the players are currently in the league and have been All NBA at least twice. All reports are from NBADraft.net

Strengths: A well-rounded forward with great qualities for a future role-player … Solid athlete with nice overall quickness … Great length … Extremely active on both ends of the court… Doesn’t need to dominate the basketball to be effective offensively … Shows good instincts cutting to the rim … Catches the defense off-guard with a lot of backdoor cuts … Confident spot-up shooter, that does a lot of damage in the mid-range … Highly unselfish… Tough defender with all the tools needed to become very valuable in this area … Gets a lot of deflections with his long arms

Weaknesses: Good all-around player, but lacks any one great skill… Fits the “jack of all trades, master of none” mold … Not a stand-out athlete …

1. Strengths: Offensive game oozes potential with a text book shooting form, great touch and ability to hit outside and mid range jumpers effortlessly and consistently … Has even implemented a steadily improving hook shot into his repertoire … His length and strong body gives him excellent ability to rebound and hold position in the post … Very good shot blocker.

Weaknesses: Has struggled mightily with his post offense early in the season. Post play, foot work and confidence on the block needs a lot of work … Still appears to be growing into his body, movements are gangly … A very solid athlete, but not the most explosive leaper without momentum, though he’s shown the ability to dunk from the free throw line, so he’s not exactly a plodder …

1. Strengths: One of the top pure shooters on the college level … Comfortable handling the ball and can use the dribble to create shots … Can use his left hand effectively … Exhibits prudent shot selection … Large wingspan allows him to play more athletic than he appears.… Extremely level headed, doesn’t show a great deal of emotion or get rattled easily …

Weaknesses: An average athlete who plays below the rim … He’s a “momentum athlete” in the sense that he shows solid athleticism when he has momentum moving towards the rim …

1. Strengths: Exciting bigman with a lot of promise… his rare athleticism and explosive leaping ability gives him a tremendous amount of potential. His combination of size, length, and explosiveness makes him a quality shot blocker now who can develop into a dominant one with added coaching and discipline

Weaknesses: Needs to develop his body, strengthening his arms and upper body and toning his legs … Despite being a bigtime athlete, he’s still extremely raw fundamentally. Really must improve as a free throw shooter …

1. Strengths: Somewhat of a physical freak, possessing an imposing frame that is mature well beyond its years and that he knows how to use to his advantage … A powerful and explosive leaper, particularly off of 2 feet, and is pretty light on his feet for his size, making him an absolute terror for defenses when he’s slashing to the rim in the half court or running the floor in transition … Capable of blocking the occasional shot or creating a turnover by gambling in the passing lane that leads to transition opportunities

Weaknesses: has to improve his assertiveness on both ends of the court to reach his potential, he too often bails out defenders and doesn’t utilize his physical gifts to the best of his ability on a game to game basis at this stage … There were games when it seemed like he could’ve took over and made his presence felt but instead settled for low percentage jumpers all game or showed a total disregard of playing defense … Shot selection is a work in progress …

1. Strengths: undersized for an NBA two guard but has a strong, filled out frame at *** pounds that allows him to absorb contact well … … He also has tremendous speed and body control in the open court with big time athleticism that allows him to play much bigger than his size … He posted a 36½” no-step vertical at the NBA Combine and is especially explosive off of two feet … Probably the most appealing part of his game lies on the defensive end … By the end of his second year at *** , he established himself as a multi-positional stopper who a coach can put on point guards, shooting guards and even some small forwards

Weaknesses: … Even though he has improved as a shooter, *** is still a streaky shooter, mostly due to his subpar shot-selection … He has a tendency to settle for tough, contested two-point jumpers, partially due to his inability to consistently get all the way to the rim, and also because of his average decision making skills