
Caden Wilkins is Green Bay’s emerging stretch-forward weapon
Wilkins has grown into a useful floor-spacer for the Phoenix, posting 6.9 points and 2.9 rebounds per game in the 2025-26 season while hitting 40.3% from three and starting 22 games, which makes him a legit stretch-4 fit rather than just a stationary shooter. He flashed real upside with a 22-point, six-three performance at Buffalo and brings a 6'6" frame that helps Green Bay play bigger without sacrificing spacing. The appeal: efficient shooting, starter-level steadiness, and a skill set that can plug into modern offense with minimal drama.




