As a data-driven analyst with 10 years of NBA modeling experience, I've seen many prospects—but few like Jeremiah Fears. His court vision, ball-handling, and playmaking are elite. Yet his 28.4% three-point shooting cripples his ceiling. This isn’t about talent—it’s about systemic flaws in an otherwise perfect offensive engine. He doesn’t shoot; he creates space for others. Here’s why he could be a top-6 pick—if he fixes what the data says is broken.

As a Brooklyn-born, NYU-educated hoops analyst with a passion for underdog stories, I’m diving deep into Yegor Demin — the Russian 206cm point guard who’s turning heads with his rare size and vision. While his 27.3% three-point shooting is a red flag, his passing IQ and elite build scream ‘future playmaker.’ Is he the next big thing in the NBA’s evolving guard landscape? Let’s break it down — because talent like this doesn’t come around often.