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The Wizards aren't devoid of talent with the reserves they have, which makes the poor output against the Hawks so unacceptable.

Wiz of Awes writer Jordan Davis argues that the Washington Wizards bench possesses significant talent but is severely underperforming early in the season. Following a 15-point home defeat to the Atlanta Hawks, where Atlanta's reserves outscored Washington's bench 52-16, Davis highlights that a second unit featuring Khris Middleton, Deandre Ayton, Tre Johnson, and Bilal Coulibaly should be far more productive.
Head Coach Brian Keefe noted after the loss that the team is still experimenting with different combinations early in the campaign. However, Davis contends that the reserve group lacks proper direction and suggests Washington either use starter Kyshawn George more with the second unit or acquire a dedicated backup point guard to facilitate scoring opportunities.
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