The 2025 NBA Draft has concluded, but that does not mean teams are done making moves just yet.

Even before the final pick of the draft is revealed, teams are on the phone with agents and scouts alike, as all 30 franchises in the league quickly scramble to try and add undrafted players on two-way agreements, training camp deals, and Summer League contracts.

Below is a complete list and team-by-team breakdown of every undrafted free agent signing across the NBA. This page will be continuously updated as news breaks.

Atlanta Hawks

Eli John Ndiaye (F) – Two-Way Contract (via Shams Charania, ESPN)

Kobe Johnson (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Lamont Butler (G) – Two-Way Contract (via 247 Sports)

Boston Celtics

Aaron Scott (F) – Summer League Contract (via Zach Braziller, NY Post)

Ben Gregg (F) – Summer League Contract (via Theo Lawson, Spokesman-Review)

Zach Hicks (F) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Brooklyn Nets

Grant Nelson (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Michael Scotto, HoopsHype)

TJ Bamba (F) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Dre Davis (F) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Charlotte Hornets

Jamiya Neal (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Dujuan Harris Jr. (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Chicago Bulls

Caleb Grill (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Missouri Basketball)

Wooga Poplar (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Cleveland Cavaliers

Chaney Johnson (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Chris Fedor, Cleveland.com)

Norchad Omier (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Sean Cunningham, KCRA News)

Dallas Mavericks

Ryan Nembhard (G) – Two-Way Contract (via Michael Scotto, HoopsHype)

Miles Kelly (G) – Two-Way Contract (via Shams Charania, ESPN)

Moussa Cissé (C) – Exhibit 10 (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Obinna Anochili-Killen (C) – Summer League Contract (via Tony Jones, The Athletic)

Matt Cross (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Matthew Cleveland (G) – UDFA Contract (via Bryan Kalbrosky, ForTheWin)

Denver Nuggets

Tamar Bates (G) – Two-Way Contract (via Brett Siegel, ClutchPoints)

Reyne Smith (G) – Summer League Contract (via Brett Siegel, ClutchPoints)

Curtis Jones (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Detroit Pistons

Brice Williams (G) – UDFA Contract (via Bryan Kalbrosky, ForTheWin)

TJ Madlock (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Golden State Warriors

Chance McMillan (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

LJ Cryer (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Brett Siegel, ClutchPoints)

Bez Mbeng (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Coleman Hawkins (F) – Summer League Contract (via Bryan Kalbrosky, ForTheWin)

Gabe Madsen (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Houston Rockets

Cam Mathews (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Michael Scotto, HoopsHype)

Indiana Pacers

RJ Felton (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jake Fischer, TheSteinLine)

Steven Ashworth (G) – UDFA Contract (via Michael Scotto, HoopsHype)

Samson Johnson (C) – UDFA Contract (via Ian Begley, SNY)

Los Angeles Clippers

Jahmyl Telfort (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

John Poulakidas (G) – Summer League Contract (via Law Murray, The Athletic)

Los Angeles Lakers

Eric Dixon (F) – Two-Way Contract (via Shams Charania, ESPN)

RJ Davis (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Billy Reinhardt)

Augustas Marciulionis (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Arthur Kaluma (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Ethan Taylor (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, ESPN)

Memphis Grizzlies

NONE

Miami Heat

Steve Settle III (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Vladislav Goldin (C) – Two-Way Contract (via Shams Charania, ESPN)

Dain Dainja (F) – Summer League Contract (via Jason Munz, Commercial Appeal)

Marcus Williams (G) – Summer League Contract (via Ira Winderman, Sun Sentinel)

Oumar Ballo (C) – Summer League Contract (via Anthony Chiang, Miami Herald)

Milwaukee Bucks

Mark Sears (G) – Two-Way Contract (via Shams Charania, ESPN)

Terrence Edwards Jr. (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

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Minnesota Timberwolves

NONE

New Orleans Pelicans

Hunter Dickinson (C) – Two-Way Contract (via Shams Charania, ESPN)

New York Knicks

Dink Pate (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Oklahoma City Thunder

Payton Sandfort (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Erik Reynolds II (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Zack Austin (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Mady Sissoko (C) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Orlando Magic

Johnell Davis (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Zach Freemantle (F) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Philadelphia 76ers

Hunter Sallis (G) – Two-Way Contract (via Shams Charania, ESPN)

Igor Milicic Jr. (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Izan Almansa (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Brett Siegel, ClutchPoints)

Saint Thomas (F) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Jack Clark (F) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Phoenix Suns

CJ Huntley (F) – Two-Way Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Mich Mascari (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Jordan Gainey (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Portland Trail Blazers

Caleb Love (G) – Two-Way Contract (via Shams Charania, ESPN)

Sean Pedulla (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Andrew Carr (C) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Sacramento Kings

Isaac Nogués Gonzalez (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jake Fischer, TheSteinLine)

Dylan Cardwell (C) – Two-Way Contract (Auburn Basketball)

Jabri Abdur-Rahim (F) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

San Antonio Spurs

Cam Carter (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jon Chepkevich, DraftExpress)

Chibuzo Agbo (G) – Summer League Contract (via USC Basketball)

Toronto Raptors

Chucky Hepburn (G) – Two-Way Contract (via Brett Siegel, ClutchPoints)

Tyson Degenhart (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via B.J. Rains, Bronco Nation News)

Clifford Omoruyi (C) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Tony Jones, The Athletic)

Utah Jazz

RJ Luis Jr. (G) – Two-Way Contract (via Shams Charania, ESPN)

Steven Crowl (F) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Darren Wolfson, KSTP)

Matthew Murrell (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Washington Wizards

Kadary Richmond (G) – UDFA contract (via Chris Haynes)

Zakai Zeigler (G) – Summer League Contract (via Jonathan Givony, ESPN)

Keshon Gilbert (G) – Exhibit 10 Contract (via Sean Cunningham, KCRA News)

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