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Wizards unlikely to offer Anthony Davis max extension, per report

Anthony Davis wants to be paid like a maximum-contract player on his next deal. The Wizards don’t appear inclined to do it. Washington is unlikely to offer Davis a contract at or near the max, according to David Aldridge and…

Published: Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 7:26 PM
Wizards unlikely to offer Anthony Davis max extension, per report
Key Things to Know
  • The Washington Wizards are reportedly unlikely to offer Anthony Davis a maximum-level contract extension.
  • Anthony Davis is eligible for a four-year extension worth roughly $275 million if he declines his 2027-28 option.
  • Washington recently committed to Trae Young via a four-year, $213 million deal alongside building around AJ Dybantsa.
The Story in 60 Seconds

The Washington Wizards are reportedly unlikely to offer forward Anthony Davis a maximum-contract extension. Davis is seeking a max-level deal and could qualify for a four-year extension worth around $275 million if he declines his $62.8 million player option for the 2027-28 season. However, teams across the league are aware of his contract demands while Washington remains reluctant to commit to those terms.

Washington faces payroll obligations after signing Trae Young to a four-year, $213 million contract and building around top draft pick AJ Dybantsa. Despite contract differences, general manager Will Dawkins stated Davis is focused and prepared for the upcoming season, though trade speculation could emerge by the February deadline if negotiations stall.

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