Research cutoff: July 18, 2026. Team: Philadelphia 76ers. Status: Exhibit 10 camp guard, not a guaranteed opening-night standard player.
2026-27 conditional NBA projection
| GP | MPG | FG% (FGM/FGA) | FT% (FTM/FTA) | 3PM | PTS | REB | AST | STL | BLK | TO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | 7.0 | .410 (0.8/2.0) | .750 (0.3/0.4) | 0.3 | 2.2 | 0.5 | 0.7 | 0.3 | 0.0 | 0.4 |
This is a conditional call-up line. If Miles is waived after camp and never receives an NBA deal, his correct Philadelphia result is 0 games, not 12.
Prospect and contract
- Vanderbilt announced that Miles agreed to an Exhibit 10 deal on June 27; the NBA/Sixers news feed and transaction ledger recorded the contract in early July. Exhibit 10 status normally creates a camp and affiliate path, not guaranteed NBA employment. Vanderbilt, June 27, 2026 · Official Sixers news feed, June 26, 2026 · RealGM transaction history
- In his final Vanderbilt season, Miles averaged 16.1 points, 4.5 assists, 3.0 rebounds, and 2.6 steals in 28 games on 44/35/90 shooting. The official draft profile frames point-of-attack defense and mature guard play as his route. NBA draft profile
Fantasy outlook
- 9-cat: steals and FT% are the interesting traits; low NBA volume and uncertain shooting suppress everything else.
- Points: no redraft value. Monitor only if Philadelphia loses several guards and converts/signs him.
- Dynasty: G League watch in very deep formats. An NBA contract would be the first value gate; minutes are the second.
Floor, base, ceiling
- Floor: waived after camp and Delaware-only; zero NBA games.
- Base: affiliate development plus a short late-season call-up, represented by the conditional 12-game line.
- Ceiling: wins a two-way opening and becomes a defensive backup after injuries; still unlikely to clear 18 NBA minutes consistently.
Health and uncertainty
No current injury restriction was found. Contract uncertainty overwhelms statistical uncertainty. Miles should not be counted in the 14-standard-plus-two-two-way working roster or the healthy 240 unless his status changes.
Confidence
| Component | Confidence | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Exhibit 10 status | High | Vanderbilt and current ledger agree |
| Defensive prospect skill | Medium-high | Strong college steals and official profile |
| NBA contract outcome | Low | Camp competition unresolved |
| NBA projection | Very low | Conditional on a transaction |
Career record
Pre-NBA: Six-year, four-school college career (born February 3, 2002). Troy 2020-23: 49 games, 9.2 PTS, 3.1 AST, 1.8 STL. High Point 2023-24: 33 games, 17.5 PTS, 3.6 AST, 1.3 STL — Big South Newcomer of the Year and first-team All-Big South. Oklahoma 2024-25: 34 starts, 9.4 PTS, 2.0 AST, 1.4 STL in an SEC complementary role. Vanderbilt 2025-26: 16.1 PTS, 4.5 AST, 3.0 REB, 2.6 STL in 28 games on .440/.350/.900, with a 30-point SEC tournament quarterfinal win over Tennessee. Draft: undrafted (2026); agreed to an Exhibit 10 with Philadelphia on June 27, 2026.
No NBA record — his most recent competitive season is 2025-26 at Vanderbilt.
Durability: No injury flags on record; the 28-game Vanderbilt season is his shortest since Troy, and nothing in the file attributes that to health.
Trajectory: The record shows a steal-first guard who scored whenever the level allowed (17.5 at High Point, 16.1 at Vanderbilt) and defended at every stop, entering the NBA old for a rookie at 24. In 2026-27 he competes to survive Philadelphia's camp and anchor Delaware, with a two-way conversion as the realistic best case. He becomes fantasy-relevant only in very deep category formats, and only if he gets an NBA or two-way deal and guard injuries hand him minutes where his 2.6 college steals can translate — the .900 college FT% is the quiet secondary asset.
Career sources: Wikipedia · Sports-Reference college stats · NBA draft profile · Vanderbilt signing release
Open questions
- Does Miles survive camp or join Delaware after a waiver?
- Can Philadelphia create a two-way slot later?
- Does his 35% college three translate against NBA length?
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