Nets remain 28th in NBA power rankings after recent free-agency moves
The Brooklyn Nets remain as the 28th-best team in the NBA in Bleacher Report's most recent power rankings after some of the recent free-agent moves.
The Brooklyn Nets, after a poor 2025-26 season with a 20-62 record, made several moves during the NBA offseason in an attempt to improve their roster. Among these moves were acquiring Minnesota Timberwolves forward Julius Randle, signing guard Keon Ellis, and center Moritz Wagner, and re-signing Dayron Rondo Sharpe. Despite these additions, the Nets are projected to remain one of the worst teams in the league next season, still holding the 28th spot in NBA power rankings.
This ranking has not changed much following their recent free-agency moves. The Nets have also lost Nic Claxton and Ziaire Williams to other teams.
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