Why did Butler get the last place in the first-round draft that year?

The 2011 draft had Thompson, Leonard, and Irving, and Butler was almost drowning in a sea of talent, and fortunately, just a little closely, the last place in the first round of the draft, the Bulls drafted Butler's name. The train of life never determines the end point you are going to because of whether you sit in front or not, the train is always moving forward, as long as you are on the road, by that time Ross has become the youngest MVP in history, in the grand cause of Chicagoan revival.

Butler recalled: "It was the hardships I went through that made me who I am today, and I won't change because of anyone, and a lot of people say I can't play in the NBA, I can't get a diploma, I can't go to college, I can't do anything." But the important thing is that I proved that I can do it, without having to prove them wrong." Finally stepped into the door of the NBA. Bull and Butler officially signed a four-year contract worth $5.41 million. Butler, who spent four full years in college, was 22 years old when he entered the league, falling into the category of older rookies.

The reason why he was selected in the first round was largely because Butler seemed to have little potential left, and his talent seemed to have stopped there. Butler knows that he is not the kind of player with talent, without Curry's ability to shoot against the sky, without James's strong body, without Harden's gorgeous dribbling. Therefore, I can only make up for the gap in talent through my own continuous efforts.

On the evening of July 21 this year, NBA Heat star Jimmy Butler appeared in Taipan Village, the birthplace of the village BA, becoming the first NBA star to come to the village BA scene. According to Sun Sentinel reporter Ira Winderman, Butler may jump out of the player option for the 2025-26 season and find another super maximum salary contract that exceeds Brown's contract. However, NBA legend Robert Horry said that Butler would never get Brown's contract, and Lillard would be even more unlikely. So, is Butler expected to get a new contract that surpasses Brown?