2018 NBA Draft: Atlanta Hawks Guard Options at 34th Overall

WICHITA, KS - MARCH 04: Wichita State Shockers guard Landry Shamet (11) in the first half of an American Athletic Conference matchup between the 10th ranked Cincinnati Bearcats and 11th ranked Wichita State Shockers on March 4, 2018 at Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, KS. (Photo by Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

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OMAHA, NE – MARCH 25: Grayson Allen #3 of the Duke Blue Devils (Photo by Lance King/Getty Images) /

Offensive Stats:

Bruce Brown: 41.5%, 26.7% from 3 on 3.2 Attempts, 11.4 Points Per Game, 4.0 Assists, 7.1 Rebounds, 2.3 Turnovers

Landry Shamet: 48.9%, 44.2% from 3 on 5.9 Attempts, 14.9 Points Per Game, 5.2 Assists, 3.2 Rebounds, 2.1 Turnovers

Jevon Carter: 42.2%, 39.3% from 3 on 5.3 Attempts, 17.3 Points Per Game, 6.6 Assists, 4.6 Rebounds, 2.6 Turnovers

Grayson Allen: 41.8%, 37.0% from 3 on 7.5 Attempts, 15.5 Points Per Game, 4.6 Assists, 3.3 Rebounds, 2.1 Turnovers

Gary Trent Jr. 41.5%, 40.2% from 3 on 6.5 Attempts, 14.5 Points Per Game, 1.4 Assists, 4.2 Rebounds, 1.0 Turnovers

Everyone here was successful on the offensive end last season, with Trent Jr. and Allen’s willingness to chuck it from 3 at an efficient clip standing out.

Shamet has a well-rounded game and an elite shooting stroke.

Brown gets a bad rap here due to his foot injury in late January, missing his chance to perform on the biggest stage.

Carter slashed a great line, but his shooting percentage from inside the arc, along with his questionable shot selection late in games, is something to take notice of.