Philadelphia 76ers may not be done with their offseason moves. Following LeBron James's blockbuster signing and Jaylen Brown's arrival, the Pennsylvania franchise is now linked to Draymond Green, one of the Golden State Warriors' greatest symbols.
According to reporting from Clutch Points, Green is reportedly considering leaving Golden State to reunite with LeBron in Philadelphia. The move would be surprising, but it would fit within a clear objective: maximize a new championship window.
The context is significant. Draymond had declined his $27.7 million player option with the Warriors, in part to create salary cap flexibility for Golden State's attempt to attract LeBron. But James's decision to sign with the Sixers has changed the landscape.
The obstacle is enormous: money. Philadelphia could barely offer him a minimum contract, far from the figures Green could command if he re-signed in San Francisco. Additionally, he would have to accept a different role, likely as a rotation piece behind names like LeBron, Joel Embiid, and Jaylen Brown.
Green just completed the 2025/26 season with the Golden State Warriors, averaging 8.4 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 5.5 assists in 68 games, shooting 32.6% from three. Numbers that don't fully explain his impact, because his value remains in defense, basketball IQ, competitive fire, and his ability to orchestrate the team from the backcourt.
For the Sixers, adding Draymond would mean bringing championship experience, defensive toughness, and a profile that doesn't need scoring to make an impact. For the player, it would represent an enormous financial sacrifice, but also the opportunity to play alongside LeBron on a team built to win now.
For now, it's just a scenario being explored. But after what happened with LeBron, Philadelphia has become the NBA's biggest free agent magnet.