To me, there's a dead spot between 3-6 or so, and I may include 2. I'm not entirely enamored with the players likely to go at those slots. More to the point, I'm not enamored with giving those players high rookie-scale salaries.
I'd rather take Anthony Black at #7 than Scoot Henderson at #2. Maybe that's foolish, but that's how I perceive the costs and risks. It's not that I wouldn't want Scoot on the team, it's that I value paying Scoot the #2 salary slot less than I value paying Black the #7 salary.
I don't think anyone is going to trade Wembanyama if they get him. I don't really value moving up to the 2nd or 3rd pick. Or 4th or 5th, really, since that's the whole 'dead zone' where cost is higher than value (to me).
While I lash this draft a bit as weak, it's because I think the top is weak -- too many question marks. But I think it's relatively deep, or at least from the ~6 to ~20 range. It's a strange draft, then, the number 1 pick higher than usual, the next five to six picks kind of questionable, then value again for the next fifteen picks.