Brooklyn Nets' front office ranks among bottom half in NBA assessments
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 9:42 PM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026

The Brooklyn Nets' front office has been placed 16th in NBA rankings by CBS Sports. Criticism arises from the team's rebuilding phase following the departures of James Harden, Kevin Durant, and Kyrie Irving. General manager Sean Marks faces scrutiny for the current roster's reliance on future drafts, particularly the 2025 NBA Draft. Although the team selected five players in the first round, early opinions suggest limited immediate impact outside of guard Egor Demin. The team's performance this season will be pivotal in evaluating the long-term success of these draft investments.
- •Nets rank 16th among NBA front offices according to CBS Sports.
- •The team is rebuilding after trading key stars in recent years.
- •General manager Sean Marks emphasizes patience in roster development.
- •Egor Demin is viewed as the most promising player from the 2025 draft.
- •Performance this season will determine the value of recent draft investments.
- 9:42 PMYahoo Sports — Why is the Nets' front office regarded in the bottom half of the NBA?
"The Brooklyn Nets' front office was ranked 16th in the NBA by CBS Sports' Sam Quinn, but he gives his reasons for why they're in the bottom half.
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