Undrafted guard Jaylin Sellers says Bulls offered him a two‑way contract

Jaylin Sellers accepted a two‑way offer from Chicago after going undrafted. The deal adds a developmental guard to the Bulls’ roster and creates another option for preseason and early‑season depth.

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- Undrafted in the 2026 NBA Draft and then contacted by Bulls VP of player personnel Acie Law IV
- Sellers accepted a two‑way contract that allows up to 50 NBA game activations
- Contract reported to pay roughly $678,000 for the 2026‑27 season
- Sellers averaged 15.6 points, 2.4 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.6 steals across five Summer League games in Las Vegas
- Provides a potential rotation spark at guard/wing on nights the Bulls experiment with lineups
- Gives the front office another developmental asset that doesn't fully occupy a standard roster spot
- Sellers and former Arizona forward Tobe Awaka are the two known two‑way signees
- The Bulls retain flexibility with remaining roster and two‑way spots heading into training camp
- Signing follows the Bulls trading out of late second‑round picks during the draft, per the report

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