Day'Ron Sharpe

Rubin chose Sharpe in round eight and expects Brooklyn's new starting center to break out with strong rebounding and playmaking production.

Sharpe has been a long-time Palyo favorite, and a real starting opportunity in Brooklyn finally gives that conviction room to pay off. Dan sees legitimate top-50 potential if the minutes arrive.

Nic Claxton's departure finally gives Sharpe the runway Titus has been waiting for. His rebounding, steals, touch and passing now have a realistic path to full-time starter volume.

Dunne identified Sharpe as his preferred ninth-round choice, backing his ability to outperform his position on the draft board.

Piva listed Sharpe among Athlon's 2026-27 fantasy sleepers, adding to the analyst support for a breakout tied to his larger Brooklyn role.

Ong included Day'Ron Sharpe among his six sneakiest draft gems in a My Guys and Must Drafts episode.

Barner sees Sharpe as one of the center values available later in drafts, with his increased opportunity giving him a chance to outperform his cost.

Kelder trusts Sharpe's locked-in Brooklyn center role to translate his rebounding, defensive production and strong percentages into genuine category-league value.

King highlighted Sharpe as a breakout candidate worth considering on draft day, with a larger role creating a path to outperform his current cost.