What does the film against other pros say about the jazz's newest members? Find out next on Lockdown Jazz.

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Hello, and welcome into another week's edition of Lockdown Jazz.

It's post the draft. It's still going to be draft related because we have some new players on the Utah Jazz.

I'm leave to lean with you again this week, and I'm excited to have the opportunity to film for David Lockford just a little bit longer and talk with you guys.

You guys know me now, but I'm a lifelong jazz fan credentialed NBA draft analyst, college basketball lover, statistician for the Utah Jazz.

I don't expect all the geeky numbers of usual to be gone. I got a couple of fun ones here for you today, and just someone that is excited to see the jazz navigate and inform you guys how the jazz may approach navigating through a critical juncture in Frances history.

We know who the three players are that they drafted, and now what's ahead for the Utah Jazz.

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And today's question is, have you watched any of these players play full games? And if so, which game was the most impressive?

In the first segment today, I'll discuss what Taylor Hendrix and Justin Zannick said after the jazz selected Hendrix and talk about what I observed from his matchup against Jaris Walker, who in a pick higher than him out of Houston, Jaris Walker is heading to the Pacers.

And I'll talk about what I observed from that matchup. I've watched that them play twice in the regular season. I watched them live, both time or live in terms of on my TV, both times.

And I rewatch both those matchups, and I'll tell you my observations from it. And the second segment, I will tell you about some comments made by Kiyante George and Justin Zannick on Kiyante George, and his potential fit with the jazz.

And what I observed from watching him play against Anthony Black as well as Jordan Walsh of Arkansas, and that's a really good one.

I watched that game in full again, and I watched that one live as well, and I came away even more impressed this time than I did the first time.

And in the final segment, I'll talk about Bryce Sensible, what Zannick said about him, and mentioned some observations I made while watching him play against Penn State against Seth Lundy of Penn State, who was selected 46, but was regarded as a very good all big 10 caliber defender.

And if in case you're wondering why didn't choose him against jet Howard, it's because they didn't guard each other. So I wanted to make sure that the top players in each game were guarding each other.

All right, let's dive right in. Taylor Hendrix, the more I thought about him, the more potential I see, which was my biggest knock. And maybe it's just me talking about like, now I'm optimistic, because that's who the jazz have. I am an optimistic person. So that could be part of it.

But here's why Hendrix could easily, in a few years time, be a plus shooter, a plus athlete, and he is a really, really good athlete watching some more of his film.

You don't gain an appreciation from it because of his set shooting, but you watch him run and transition. He's 95 percentile, and he looks it like he really runs like a deer and jumps.

And I think the most impressive thing I saw from him is I walked a block compilation of him today on Twitter, and they're like trying to dunk on him and he palms the ball out of their hands. It's incredible.

But anyway, he could be a plus shooter, a plus athlete, and a plus defender playing a crucial and critical coveted role in the NBA. I could see him scoring 17, 7, and doing so efficiently and being good on defense. And then looking through read drafts.

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