The Washington Wizards' No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft has generated significant interest, with teams eager to move up in the order. However, given the team's decade-long wait to return to the top of the draft, it may be difficult for the Wizards to forfeit their top pick. The chance to land a premium talent like AJ Dybantsa or Darryn Peterson makes this possibility even harder to consider. Nevertheless, there could be real value in a trade-down scenario for the Wizards, and if teams come calling with an offer they can't refuse, it won't be shocking to see Will Dawkins make a move if he deems there's enough value. A double trade down could be worth exploring, depending on where the potential trade back leaves the Wizards. Hypothetically, the Wizards are offered real value in a package for a trade down with the Utah Jazz or Memphis Grizzlies, for example, they could land a package that makes a move backwards worth their while. A trade with the Jazz is much more likely than a move with the Grizzlies, given Utah has Ace Bailey to offer and the chance to still select one of Dybantsa or Peterson. Not only would landing last year's draft target be a significant coup, but it would also give the Wizards a valuable asset to build around. The potential for a double trade down is an intriguing one, and it will be interesting to see if the Wizards take the plunge and make a move.