A look at the player who could be the x-factor for this team in 2026.

According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Nuggets are far from a favorite to win the 2027 NBA Finals, but they are impossible to rule out. The oddsmakers are giving the Nuggets +2700 odds (27/1) to win next year's Finals. Here is a full list of the top ten contenders:

NBA season with the Denver Nuggets, Bruce Brown hit the free agency market. One month in, Brown is still searching for his next landing spot. The 29-year-old just wrapped up his second stint with the Nuggets.

Spencer Jones goes into full detail about his RFA with Oklahoma City Thunder, Denver Nuggets.

This offseason every move seems painful and reactionary. Now, it is fair to wonder if Jokic can trust the organization’s vision going forward.

Denver’s notable trade block candidates are Duncan Robinson and Ron Holland. Although the former player is a seasoned three-point shooting specialist who is battle-tested in the playoffs, it’s hard to imagine the Nuggets want to move their young, up-and-coming player for the 32-year-old Robinson.

The Oklahoma City Thunder offering forward Spencer Jones a $12 million offer sheet was nowhere near as big as the Miami Heat acquiring Giannis Antetokounmpo in a trade with the Milwaukee Bucks or the Philadelphia 76ers landing Jaylen Brown in a deal with the Boston Celtics.

Peyton Watson's restricted free agency has turned into one of the trickiest situations of the Nuggets' offseason, and the Cavaliers are reportedly eyeing him as a fix for their small forward hole after missing out on LeBron James.

The Denver Nuggets' seven-year NBA veteran sharpshooter Cam Johnson received a trade prediction for the upcoming season.

The Denver Nuggets enter the season facing a kind of weird question: Is Nikola Jokic enough to keep them in the race for a championship? He really is, but there are of course doubts. For years, as long as Jokic was healthy and playing at an MVP level,

The Bishop Miege High Schoool product’s contract was converted to a standard NBA contract in February. Jones, who also played in the G-League, performed admirably while standing in for Denver’s injured starters.

The Denver Nuggets' bench minutes will look a little different next season.