Romeo Langford is probably a better shooter than his numbers suggest, with his high school tape and soft touch backing up that notion. He’s the best finisher in college basketball and has quick shooting mechanics that should translate to reliable percentages at the next level.
The Bulls need wing depth beyond Zach LaVine, so Langford is a natural fit. With several other prospects in this range experiencing injuries, Langford might get a slight boost on health alone. He’s also an intriguing defensive prospect.
Becoming more consistent should be Langford’s primary focus. He’s a natural scorer, but can’t let his current shooting woes follow him to the NBA. The Bulls have an intriguing young core in LaVine, Lauri Markkanen and Wendell Carter Jr. Langford could complement all three nicely.