It’s time for us to take a good look at the 2018 NBA draft class. The play of that draft class’s number one overall pick Deandre Ayton and the meteoric rise of Trae Young as an NBA playoff superstar has completely shifted the thought process of how many viewed this class of players. A year ago, many would have looked at this as the Luka draft. While Young was good in Atlanta, he wasn’t winning consistently enough to turn heads. Ayton wasn’t nearly the same player he’s blossomed to this postseason and Jaren Jackson Jr. has been legit but he’s been dealing with injuries his whole career. This postseason has opened our eyes to so much talent in this draft class that we have to start considering it one of the deepest of the last decade. And not to mention the players who a…