What the Utah Jazz can do this offseason
- ›Can add an outside free agent up to $3.1M via the Non-Tax MLE.
- ›Hard-capped at the first apron — triggered by the Hayes + Okogie NT-MLE (split), so it can't cross that line the rest of the season.
- ›Below the first apron: full expanded salary-matching is available.
- ›Draft capital: 13 extra incoming picks, owes 4.
CapTax1A2A
Non-Tax MLE$3.1MBi-Annual$5.5MMinimum$3.9M
Projected record
32-50
Projected net rating
-4.4
Current baseline
32 wins · -4.4 net
Full standings · models the position-aware rotation, a real-age aging curve, perimeter defense, and a bounded penalty for a structural hole; a talent-on-hand projection, not a full-season forecast (no coaching or playoff translation).
Team profile · on-court identity + fit
Offense
B-
55
Defense
C+
48
Spacing
B+
67
Playmaking
D
30
Rim protection
B
58
Perimeter D
B-
55
Rebounding
C
46
Spacing +2.5Defensive core +2.2Connectors +0.6Thin playmaking -1.2Defense -0.2
Grades are minutes-weighted from the projected rotation; the chips are the fit read — how much each strength or gap is worth in net rating, on top of raw talent. Dimensions come from each player’s real 2025-26 box profile. Injuries are real reported facts, factored into projected minutes.
Projected rotation · minutes by position, best players first
PGPoint
46Keyonte GeorgeST23y22m
51Darryn Peterson20y26m
SGShooting
54John KoncharST30y20m
46Keyonte George23y11m
43Brice Sensabaugh23y10m
50Josh Okogie28y6m
38Isaiah Collier22y1m
SFSmall F
43Brice SensabaughST23y14m
47Svi Mykhailiuk29y23m
50Josh Okogie28y11m
PFPower F
60Lauri MarkkanenST29y34m
54Jusuf Nurkić32y9m
52Jaxson Hayes26y5m
CCenter
63Jaren Jackson Jr.ST27y30m
54Jusuf Nurkić32y18m
Out of rotation · no projected minutes in the 240-a-night budget
49Kyle Filipowski38Ace Bailey32Cody Williams
Projected minutes from the position-aware rotation model: five on-court spots share a fixed 240-minute-a-night budget, best players first, with versatile players (their secondary spot shown on hover) sliding to a second position. ST = projected starter. Not a coach’s actual rotation.
Roster (14)
63CJaren Jackson Jr.$49.0M
60PFLauri Markkanen$46.1M
51PGDarryn PetersonNO-TRADE$13.2M
54CJusuf NurkićNO-TRADE$10.7M
38SFAce Bailey$9.5M
46PGKeyonte George$6.6M
54SGJohn Konchar$6.2M
32SGCody Williams$6.0M
52CJaxson HayesNO-TRADE$5.9M
50SFJosh OkogieNO-TRADE$5.9M
43SFBrice Sensabaugh$4.9M
47SFSvi Mykhailiuk$3.9M
49CKyle Filipowski$3.0M
38PGIsaiah Collier$2.8M
Draft capital
Own first-rounders
’27 swap w/ MEM’28 kept’29 kept’30 kept’31 kept’32 kept
Incoming picks & swap rights
’27 2nd · from DEN’27 2nd · from LAC’27 2nd · swap more’28 1st · swap most’28 2nd · from CLE’28 2nd · conditional’29 1st · swap most’30 1st · swap more’31 1st · from LAL’31 2nd · swap more’32 2nd · from CLE’33 1st · from LAL
Full ledger — 13 in, 4 out
in 2027 — first round draft pick from Cleveland or Minnesota (second most favorable of these and Utah, Utah outgoing to Memphis or Phoenix)
in 2027 — second round draft pick from Denver
in 2027 — second round draft pick from L.A. Clippers
in 2027 — second round draft pick from Boston or Orlando (more favorable)
in 2028 — first round draft pick from Cleveland or L.A. Lakers (most favorable of these and Utah, swap, Utah outgoing to L.A. Lakers, Atlanta or Cleveland)
in 2028 — second round draft pick from Cleveland
in 2028 — second round draft pick from Detroit, Charlotte, L.A. Clippers, Miami or New York
in 2029 — first round draft pick(s) from Cleveland and / or Minnesota (Utah outgoing to Charlotte)
in 2030 — first round draft pick from L.A. Lakers (swap, Utah outgoing)
in 2031 — first round draft pick from L.A. Lakers
in 2031 — second round draft pick from Boston or Cleveland (more favorable)
in 2032 — second round draft pick from Cleveland
in 2033 — first round draft pick from L.A. Lakers
out 2027 — second round draft pick to Indiana
out 2028 — second round draft pick to Oklahoma City
out 2030 — second round draft pick to Charlotte (effectively a swap, L.A. Clippers incoming)
out 2032 — second round draft pick to Washington