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If Kiran Amegadjie didn't suffer a quad injury that ended his 2023 season early, we'd be potentially talking about a surefire top 45 lock.

However, that's not currently the bucket where Amegadjie is expected to hear his name called, but man can the Ivy League product play.

A massive man at 6'5", 325 pounds, Amegadjie touts the length (36 1/8" arm), athleticism and technique to project as a Day 1 starter on Sundays. While level of competition still remains in the back of scouts' minds as a negative, it would be a safe bet to believe teams will sell themselves on the prospect of adding Amegadjie before the third round comes to a close.

Although he remains a bit of a project with improvement needed in the technical aspects of his game, he's a road grader in the ground game with the blend of lower half fluidity and immense length that will make him a priority for GMs across the league.