NBA 2K26: Atlanta Hawks player ratings

The NBA 2K26 player ratings for the Atlanta Hawks have been officially released. Founded in 1946, the Hawks have one title in their name from four final appearances. The Hawks find themselves in Tier Three in the current in-game rankings, with an overall rating of 82.

In this article, we will discuss the ratings of the current Atlanta Hawks players in NBA 2K26.

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Complete list of the Atlanta Hawks NBA 2K26 player ratings

The table below consists of the ratings of all the Atlanta Hawks players as per the current rankings:

Players	Position(s)	Overall	Three Point	Driving Dunk
Trae Young	PG	90	85	30
Kristaps Porzingis	C/PF	85	86	75
Dyson Daniels	PG/SG	83	80	75
Onyeka Okongwu	C	81	74	85
Jalen Johnson	PF/SF	81	74	85
Zaccharie Risacher	SF/SG	80	81	70
Nickeil Alexander-Walker	SG/SF	78	83	60
Luke Kennard	SG/PG	75	87	60
Mouhamed Gueye	PF/C	74	63	80
Caleb Houston	SG/SF	73	83	25
Vit Krejci	SF/SG	73	84	70
Kobe Bufkin	PG/SG	71	70	75
Asa Newell	PF	71	71	85
Keaton Wallace	SG/PG	70	82	50
N'Faly Dante	C/PF	68	25	80
Nikola Djurisic	SF/SG	68	72	75
Eli Ndiaye	PF/SF	68	69	85
Jacob Toppin	PF/SF	67	69	85

Trae Young has the highest overall rating among the Hawks in 2K26, with a whopping 90 overall. Having first appeared in NBA 2K19, Young has been one of the most promising players in the league and the game.

He joined the Hawks when Kristaps Porzingis was still their best player. However, soon after his first few seasons, Young emerged from Porzigins' shadow and became the team's best player.

Kristaps, with an 85 overall rating, is currently the second-best Hawk on the team according to the updated ratings. A Hawk since the 2015 -16 season, Kristaps has been a reliable and loyal member of the team.

Dyson Daniels is on the verge of surpassing Kristaps' ratings, currently ranking as the third-best player on the team with an 83 overall rating.

The Atlanta Hawks' team looks promising with plenty of backups for every position. With Alexander-Walker, Luke Kennard, Caleb Houston, and others, they look suitably prepared to face any opponent this season.

They also have Lamont Butler, a 6'2" undrafted PG, joining them this season. While his ratings are not available yet, the word on the street is that this raw talent with incredible potential can also lead the team to victory, given he gets a chance.