The NBA offseason may be quiet, but the 2023 draft class is heating up as top prospects race against the October 19 deadline to sign extensions. Victor Wembanyama led the way with a record-setting $252M deal—smartly negotiating less for team flexibility. Yet, 22 of the 30 first-rounders remain unsigned, including Brandon Miller, Scoot Henderson, and the Thompson twins, who are already vital to their teams. With restricted free agency looming in 2027, teams and players face high-stakes decisions—Wembanyama’s move could set a new trend for the class.
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