Former NBA champion Robert Horry delivered a scathing assessment of Utah Jazz center Walker Kessler's offensive repertoire, stating that "guys in elementary got better post moves than him." The comments were made during a recent appearance on Fadeaway World.
Horry, a seven-time NBA champion known for his clutch shooting, did not hold back in his evaluation of the young big man's low-post game. Kessler, who was drafted 22nd overall in 2022, has shown promise as a rim protector and rebounder but has faced questions about his offensive development.
The Jazz center averaged 8.1 points and 7.5 rebounds per game in his rookie season while shooting 72% from the field, though most of his offense came via dunks, putbacks, and catch-and-finish plays rather than established post moves.
