The 2026 NBA Draft is starting to take shape, and after last Sunday's lottery, the Washington Wizards secured the coveted first overall pick. The Utah Jazz, Memphis Grizzlies, Chicago Bulls, and Los Angeles Clippers round out the top five, setting the stage for what promises to be an exciting draft class.

But here's where things get interesting: Golden State Warriors legend Draymond Green has thrown a curveball into the conversation. On his show, The Draymond Green Show, Green made a bold declaration about who he believes is the true top talent—and it's not the widely projected No. 1 pick, AJ Dybantsa.

"I think Caleb Wilson is the most special player in this draft," Green said, via NBA Courtside. "He has by far the most potential in this draft. No questions asked."

Green went on to suggest that Wilson would be a perfect fit for the Washington Wizards, despite most mock drafts having the 6-foot-10 power forward landing fourth overall with the Chicago Bulls. At just 19 years old, Wilson has already turned heads with his offensive versatility, mobility, and ability to create scoring opportunities from the frontcourt. He averaged 19.8 points per game in college last season, and his defensive instincts are equally impressive.

While Dybantsa remains the consensus top prospect, Green's endorsement adds an intriguing layer to the draft narrative. For fans and teams alike, Wilson's combination of size, skill, and untapped potential makes him a name to watch—whether he goes first overall or becomes a steal later in the top five.