Draft combine measurements: Who are the 2025 prospects most comparable to?

If you are a top-level NBA draft prospect, the combine might not do all that much to change your draft-night fortunes, as teams usually get so enamored with a projected No. 1 pick that very little, if anything, could sway them from taking that player.

At the same time, the combine provides teams with crucial data, including players’ actual height, wingspan, and hand size.

An example of how this could potentially hurt a player came recently at the 2025 combine, when Ace Bailey proved to be under 6-foot-8 (without shoes on) as opposed to the 6-foot-10 he was listed at for Rutgers.

How that ultimately affects his draft positioning remains to be seen but have no doubt: teams took notice of that.

Below, check out which current or former NBA players 2025 draft prospects are most comparable to based purely on their physical measurements.

(The tool we used to figure this out was created by our own Alberto de Roa.)