Trevon Brazile is making a strong case as the steal of the 2026 NBA Draft. An incredible showing today from the 35th overall pick. Denver may have found a superstar.

The Denver Nuggets are fielding inquiries on center Zeke Nnaji and have engaged with teams in recent days regarding the former 22nd overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft, league sources tell @TheConsensusNBA. Denver is willing to explore the trade market for Nnaji.

Now, in just the Warriors’ second game of the season, Steve Kerr already trusted Ike enough to put him in the starting lineup.

People should familiarize themselves with Golden State’s Graham Ike, if they haven’t already. The former Gonzaga center signed an Exhibit 10 deal, impressed in Summer League to earn a two-way contract, and continued to turn heads throughout training camp and preseason.

The Raptors have indeed considered Rob Dillingham, sources say, and Dillingham and his camp are open to a two-way contract.

One name to keep an eye on as the Raptors look to fill their open two-way spot: Rob Dillingham. The former No. 8 overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft is currently a free agent.

Free agent Micah Peavy plans to sign with the Oklahoma City Thunder on a two-way NBA contract, league sources tell @TheConsensusNBA. Peavy, the 40th overall pick of the 2025 NBA Draft, averaged 4.3 points in the 2025-26 season with the New Orleans Pelicans.

Free agent guard Sean Pedulla has agreed to a two-way NBA contract with the Sacramento Kings, according to sources.

The Oklahoma City Thunder and Toronto Raptors are among the prominent teams pursuing free agent Micah Peavy for a two-way NBA contract, league sources tell @TheConsensusNBA. Peavy is expected to choose between the two teams as soon as today, with a decision nearing.

NEWS: The Oklahoma City Thunder plan to waive Otega Oweh, league sources tell @TheConsensusNBA. Oweh, the 41st overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, signed a two-way contract, but suffered a ruptured right Achilles tendon that will sideline him for the entire 2026-27 season.

After being pursued by the Minnesota Timberwolves, among other teams for a two-way contract, Knecht lands in New York. The Knicks will waive Kevin McCullar Jr. to make room, a source said.

NEWS: Free agent forward Dalton Knecht has agreed to a two-way NBA contract with the New York Knicks, league sources tell @TheConsensusNBA. New York lands the former No. 17 overall pick on a two-way deal.

The Nuggets, I'm told, really wanted Dailyn Swain in the draft, but he was out of reach at No. 15, where Chicago selected him. Denver had Trevon Brazile ranked in its top 20 and was thrilled to land him, I'm told. Brazile has been impressive so far, especially as a No. 35 pick.

The Knicks are also a team with interest in Dalton Knecht, says the esteemed @IanBegley. Knecht and his Excel Sports representatives are being pitched by a handful of teams.

Ingram will be represented by WME Basketball's Bill Duffy and Ryan Davis.

Brandon Ingram has enlisted WME Basketball for representation.

Clayton Jr. was the No. 18 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. Huge pickup for the Mavericks and president Masai Ujiri. Dallas, sources said, was also considering Seth Lundy for its final two-way spot, but zeroed in on the former Jazz and Grizzlies guard.

Walter Clayton Jr. is committing to the Dallas Mavericks on a two-way NBA contract, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul says.

Former Lakers forward Dalton Knecht is expected to have multiple suitors for a potential two-way NBA contract once he clears waivers, with the Minnesota Timberwolves prime among them, league sources tell @TheConsensusNBA. Knecht was the No. 17 pick in the 2024 NBA Draft.