NBA Mock Draft 2019: Zion Williamson to headline draft class, Ja Morant set to transform the Grizzlies, Bol Bol could be Celtics' wildcard

Pick #13 Romeo Langford - Miami Heat

Romeo Langford

Langford struggled with persistent injuries during his freshman season at IU, and doubts remain over his shooting ability. However, his all-around game is strong, and Miami is hoping to add a young guard that can help plug the gap following Dwyane Wade's retirement.

Pick #14 Brandon Clarke - Boston Celtics

Clarke will turn 23 in September, and he is among the prospects that NBA scouts believe can make an instant impact for the 19-20 season. He is particularly strong around the rim, although there are some fears that he may already be close to his ceiling. Nevertheless, the Celtics already have plenty of exciting young talent, and Clarke could play an important reserve role next season.

Pick #15 Keldon Johnson - Detroit Pistons

In a stacked Kentucky team, Johnson didn't always stand out, although he was continually a steady performer. The 19-year-old is committed defensively and poses a shooting threat from anywhere on the court. Ultimately, while not the most exciting prospect, Johnson would be a valuable addition to the Pistons bench.

Pick #16 Tyler Herro - Orlando Magic

A combo guard standing at 6-6, Herro has earned a positive reputation for his shooting ability. However, the 19-year-old will slip to the middle of the first round due to doubts over his capacity to develop into a playmaker. The Magic traded for Markelle Fultz back in February, although they believe that both Fultz and Herro can flourish in the same team.

Pick #17 Rue Hachimura - Atlanta Hawks

Hachimura is exactly what NBA teams look for in modern forwards. He possesses great length with a 7'2 wingspan and he shot a career-best 41.7 percent from 3 during his junior year. The 21-year-old continues to improve the defensive side of his game, and Atlanta is the perfect place for Hachimura to continue developing.