Bulls Weigh Clayton vs Dillingham | Chicago Bulls News

The Bulls’ offseason is mostly complete, with key additions like Nic Claxton and Norman Powell, but the real work begins now: unlocking the potential of their existing roster. With big decisions looming on contracts and roles for players like Rob Dillingham and Patrick Williams, Chicago wisely kept the 15th roster spot open for flexibility—whether that means trades or buyout pickups during the season. And there’s buzz around Walter Clayton Jr., a second-year guard with defensive grit and shooting range who could be a perfect fit in the backcourt. A first-round pick with untapped upside, he’s been moved around due to Memphis’s crowded roster—and might be available soon. At 6’4”, he offers versatility and long-term value, especially as a defensive anchor and floor spacer, making him a compelling option over Dillingham, whose playmaking shines but his shooting and defense hold him back. The Bulls have a chance to strike gold here—if they’re willing to take a gamble on a player with room to grow.

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