The Utah Jazz are entering the 2025 NBA draft with four draft picks to their name, including one top-five pick.

The Utah Jazz will look to add some more young pieces to their core, accelerating their rebuild, but need to be wary of a few draft prospects.

NBA draft is less than two weeks away, with plenty of star power and storylines to go around. Would the Dallas Mavericks actually consider trading the No. 1 overall pick for a third star? Is a San Antonio Spurs backcourt already featuring De'Aaron Fox and Stephon Castle too full to draft Dylan Harper at No.

Feb 6, 2024; Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; From left to right, Utah Jazz general manager Justin Zanik, CEO Danny Ainge, owner Ryan Smith and head coach Will Hardy sit court side before the game between the Utah Jazz and the Oklahoma City Thunder at Delta Center. Mandatory Credit: Rob Gray-Imagn Images / Rob Gray-Imagn Images

This is the buzziest time of year for NBA Draft rumors and all the smokescreening that comes with it. No team is going to divulge its actual plans this early so all reporting — especially reporting advantageous to your favorite team — is best taken with a grain of salt.

Muhammad ended up being one of three draft picks to be traded away by Utah in the 2013 draft. The UCLA product played five seasons in the NBA with Minnesota and Milwaukee, averaging 9.0 points and 2.8 rebounds in 278 career outings before retiring in 2018.