The Golden State Warriors surely see former and current players in many of the draft prospects they are considering taking with the 11th pick. For this Warriors mock draft, I'll give a player comp for each player the Warriors could be targeting with the 11th pick before declaring what they will do if the board falls this way. I didn't include player comps for my projected top eight picks, which are:1. Wizards: AJ Dybantsa, SF2. Jazz: Darryn Peterson, G3. Grizzlies: Cam Boozer, PF4. Bulls: Caleb Wilson, PF5. Clippers: Keaton Wagler, G6. Nets: Nate Ament, SF7. Kings: Darius Acuff Jr., PG8. Hawks: Kingston Flemings, PGEvery Major Target's Player Comp from Current or Former WarriorBrayden Burries, ArizonaWarriors player comp: Brandin PodziemskiBurries projects to be a secondary ball-handler who can shoot threes, rebound and defend, which is what Podz was projected to do and has done in the NBA. Burries is also exactly the same height (6'3.75") as Podz. Mikel Brown Jr., LouisvilleWarriors player comp: Jordan PooleIt's eerie how similar Brown looks to Poole with his long strides, finishing packages around the rim and propensity to dribble into quality three-point looks. Aday Mara, MichiganWarriors player comp: Andrew BogutThe Bogut-Mara comparison is so good that Bogut should probably be Mara's player comp among any current or former player. Their passing is what separates them from most 7-footers. Yaxel Lendeborg, MichiganWarriors player comp: Draymond GreenAfter Lendeborg's workout with the Warriors, he explained how he wants to be a high-level defender and a secondary playmaker who gets out in transition. I argued these were big parts of Green's early career skill set. I'm not suggesting Lendeborg will become an all-time great defender, but I do like Lendeborg's chances of becoming a versatile defensive chess piece. Cameron Carr, BaylorWarriors player comp: Moses MoodyCarr has the exact same height (6'4.5") and wingspan (7'0.75") as Moody had coming out of Arkansas. Labaron Philon Jr., AlabamaWarriors player comp: Dennis SchroderLooking at it from the perspective of height, weight and dribble package, Philon reminds me of Schroder. But I must note that if the Warriors take Philon, I project that he'll have a much better Warriors tenure than Schroder did due mostly to his better three-point shot. Warriors Pick at No. 11: C Aday Mara, MichiganI have the ninth and 10th picks going down like so:9. Mavericks: Mikel Brown Jr., PG10. Bucks: Brayden Burries, SGSo the Warriors would have to choose between Mara, Lendeborg, Carr and Philon. Mara would provide major immediate impact as a rim deterrent and passer. But the question is can the Warriors afford to go into free agency without addressing their need for a backup point guard and a big wing in the draft?If the Warriors get the sense that they aren't bringing back both Kristaps Porzingis and Al Horford, their chances of drafting Mara will rise. For this mock, I'll predict they lose one of them, which means Mara would fill an immediate need as one of the top centers in their rotation. They would still have major needs at backup point guard and big wing, but if the Warriors feel Mara is the best player available and fills an immediate need, they could take him and try to address those other needs in free agency. Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow