Maybe even Pig.

Wilson is fine as a defense-first, hustle, "glue" player at the 2, 3, or 4 (but only at 2 if we have three other shooters in there).

When he is at point, we are simply not aggressive in the halfcourt offense. The ball doesn't swing as well and there's very little high/low action. Possessions tend to end with one guy trying to dribble penetrate by himself, or someone jacking up a late 3.

I love Devin and he's very good at certain things, but as a lead guard he is a "game manager" at best, his main focus seems to be simply not turning the ball over.