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A.J. Green

Guard · Milwaukee Bucks · 6'4", 190 lb · Born Sep 27, 1999 · Cedar Falls, Iowa · Drafted Undrafted, 2022
Franchise 3PT recordsMilwaukee BucksUndraftedElite shooter (.42)
In short

A.J. Green is one of the NBA's elite movement shooters, a Milwaukee Bucks guard who went undrafted out of Northern Iowa in 2022. The son of his college coach, he earned a four-year, $45 million extension in 2025 and rewrote the Bucks' record book in 2025-26 — setting franchise single-game (11) and single-season (232) three-point records, passing Ray Allen's mark, while shooting 42% from deep.

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Proj. points
10.3
range 7.613
Line 10.5
48%
to go over
Team win
35%
112–115
Poi 10.3 Lean underReb 2.7 Lean overAss 1.9 Lean underPRA 14.9 Lean under
Likely on himDavion Mitchell· 84 Perimeter DStrong defender
10+ pts54%15+ pts6%

Model lines Green at 10.3 pts (range 7.6–13) vs a 10.5 line — roughly a coin flip to clear it (48%).

Biggest edge: scheme fit — drop coverage concedes the pull-up/mid-range he likes.

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An undrafted kid coached by his dad — who broke Ray Allen's Bucks three-point record and became one of the NBA's best shooters.

A Cedar Falls, Iowa native, Green played for Northern Iowa under his father Kyle, won two MVC Player of the Year awards, and went undrafted in 2022.

🏀 Northern IowaUndrafted, 2022

Milwaukee signed him to a two-way deal; his shooting earned a standard contract and a four-year, $45M extension in 2025.

Two-way → $45MElite shooter

In 2025-26 he made history: 11 threes in a game and 232 in a season, both franchise records, passing Ray Allen.

🎯 11 threes · 1 game232 · passed Ray Allen

At 41.9% from deep, he's one of the league's premier movement shooters.

10.4 ppg · .419 3PMovement sniper
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PPG
10.4
2025-26
RPG
2.7
per game
APG
1.9
per game
FG%
.424
.419 from three
LIFE

Roots & the rise

An undrafted marksman who rewrote Milwaukee's three-point record book — one of the league's best shooters.

Austin Jahn 'A.J.' Green was born in Cedar Falls, Iowa and played for Northern Iowa, where his father Kyle was an assistant and then associate head coach — a genuine basketball family, with his mother having played at Hamline and his sister playing at UNI. Twice the Missouri Valley Player of the Year, he went undrafted in 2022 and signed a two-way deal with Milwaukee.

He earned a standard contract, then a four-year, $45 million extension in 2025, and in 2025-26 he made history: a franchise-record 11 threes in a game (April 2026) and a franchise-record 232 three-pointers in a season, passing Ray Allen's mark, while shooting 41.9% from deep.

Sources: Wikipedia, NBA.com, Basketball-Reference, ESPN.

BEYOND THE GAME

Beyond the game

Green is a basketball-family product through and through: his father Kyle coached him at Northern Iowa, his mother Michele played at Hamline, and his younger sister Emerson plays for the UNI women's team. That gym-rat upbringing shows in a craft built entirely around shooting — footwork, relocation, and a lightning release.

His path is the undrafted specialist's dream: from a mid-major star to a two-way flier to a $45 million extension and the Bucks' three-point record book. In a league that prizes floor-spacing, Green turned one elite skill into a real NBA career, and his 2025-26 record-setting season put his name alongside Ray Allen's in Milwaukee lore.

PERSONALITY

The person

A pure, tireless movement shooter — an undrafted specialist who became a record-setting marksman.

Elite shooterSet Bucks single-game (11) and single-season (232) three-point records.
Movement gravityRelocates and fires off screens with a quick release.
Basketball familyCoached by his father at Northern Iowa; a gym-rat upbringing.
PLAYER DNA

Archetype & ratings

Archetype
Movement Shooter · Floor-Spacer
Temperament
Spark
Leadership
54/100
Scoring58
Playmaking40
Rebounding32
Perimeter D50
Rim protection15
Spacing92
Athleticism60
Clutch62
Elite shooterQuick triggerGravity spacer
ANALYSIS

What the numbers say

Spacing that rewrites records

Green's 42% shooting on record-setting volume — a franchise single-season mark of 232 threes, past Ray Allen — is a genuine, defense-warping weapon. He runs off staggered screens, relocates, and fires on a hair-trigger, the exact gravity that opens driving and passing lanes. On a Bucks team reshaping its identity, an elite, cost-controlled shooter is a valuable constant.

STATS

Season by season

Per game

SeasonGPMINPTSREBASTFG%3P%
2025-267829.110.42.71.9.424.419

Source: Basketball-Reference.

ADVANCED

Advanced & historical

Where he sits in history

Franchise recordsBucks single-game (11) and single-season (232) three-pointers, passing Ray Allen (2025-26)
College2× Missouri Valley Player of the Year at Northern Iowa
PathUndrafted in 2022; earned a four-year, $45M extension in 2025

Hardware

MVC Player of the Year (2020, 2022)
OUTLOOK

Where it's headed

AI-generated · updated July 12, 2026

An elite, record-setting shooter on a value deal — floor-spacing certainty for Milwaukee.

On a four-year, $45 million extension, Green is one of the NBA's best movement shooters — a franchise record-holder whose spacing is a constant regardless of how the roster changes around him. A cost-controlled, high-value marksman.

Three-point shootingElite
Off-ball movementElite
Shot creationLimited
DefenseAverage

Contract

Deal
4 yr / $45M signed 2025
Role
Floor-spacer specialist
Age
26 prime
Bottom line

An undrafted marksman who rewrote the Bucks' three-point book. Elite, cost-controlled spacing — a constant on a team in transition.

FAQ

Quick answers

What records did A.J. Green set in 2025-26?

The Bucks' single-game (11) and single-season (232) three-point records, passing Ray Allen's franchise mark.

Was A.J. Green drafted?

No — he went undrafted in 2022 out of Northern Iowa, signed a two-way deal with Milwaukee, and earned a four-year, $45 million extension in 2025.

Who coached A.J. Green in college?

His father, Kyle Green, was an assistant and associate head coach at Northern Iowa during A.J.'s career.