The NBA Draft Lottery has spoken, and AJ Dybantsa is ready for whatever comes next. After watching the Washington Wizards secure the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, the former BYU Cougars star didn't hold back his thoughts on what could be a transformative moment for his career—and for the league.

With the lottery results now official, Dybantsa finds himself at the center of trade rumors and fan speculation. Many expected the Utah Jazz to land the top spot, which would have allowed him to stay close to his college roots. But the Wizards' win has opened up a new narrative, one that Dybantsa is embracing with characteristic confidence.

"Initially, just thinking like how I am going to fit into the team," Dybantsa told Chase Hughes of Monumental Sports Network. "I think I am pretty versatile and adaptable so I think I can play anywhere. Me, confidently, I was not worried about picks 14 to three... I have been watching AD (Anthony Davis) for a long long time. Trae Young, even when he was still at Oklahoma. I know a couple of guys there."

The prospect of playing alongside veterans like Anthony Davis and Trae Young is clearly exciting for the young star. Davis, a perennial All-Star and defensive anchor, could provide the mentorship that helps Dybantsa transition smoothly into the NBA grind. Meanwhile, Young's playmaking ability would create plenty of scoring opportunities for a versatile forward like Dybantsa.

But it's not just about the established stars. Washington's young core—featuring Alex Sarr and Bilal Coulibaly—offers a foundation for long-term growth. Dybantsa would also reunite with former high school rival Tre Johnson, adding a layer of familiarity to the mix.

Whether he ends up in a Wizards uniform or gets traded to another team, one thing is clear: Dybantsa's adaptability and confidence make him a safe bet to thrive at the next level. The 2026 NBA Draft is shaping up to be a defining moment, and this young star is ready to make his mark.