Offensive Game
Primary value as a three-point specialist with a compact, quick-trigger release that generates open looks off movement. Developing secondary ball-handler who makes disciplined decisions.
Career Journey
Philadelphia 76ers
2021-2024
Oklahoma City Thunder
2024-present
Elite Sharpshooter
One of the best three-point shooters in the NBA — 40%+ career
Undrafted Success
Went undrafted, became key rotation player
Career Earnings
~$15M
Estimated total NBA career salary
Player Agent
2025-26 season · View contract
| Season | GP | PPG | RPG | APG | FG% | 3P% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | 71 | 11.1 | 2.5 | 1.3 | 45.5% | 42.3% |
Isaiah Joe is one of the NBA's most dangerous movement shooters — a guard whose gravity beyond the arc bends defenses even when he isn't scoring. Drafted out of Arkansas in 2020, he found a home with the Oklahoma City Thunder, where his elite spacing helped anchor the bench of a championship team. He posted a career year in 2025-26, averaging 11.1 points on 42.3% from three across 71 games, before a 2026 trade sent him to the Detroit Pistons. Joe's value is simple and portable: he punishes any defense that leaves him, and he keeps the floor spaced for the creators around him.
Offensive Game
Primary value as a three-point specialist with a compact, quick-trigger release that generates open looks off movement. Developing secondary ball-handler who makes disciplined decisions.
Defensive Game
Works hard on the defensive end but undersized frame creates matchup challenges at times. Competitive and willing defender who uses length and effort to stay engaged.
Intangibles
High IQ player who understands his role — space the floor, move without the ball, take open threes. Knows where to be in the offense without needing the ball in his hands.
Personal Life & Family
Status
Private
Parents & Siblings
Off the Court
Arkansas community development programs
Youth basketball collaboration with teammate Jaylin Williams in Fort Smith
Did You Know?
Joe and Jaylin Williams both attended Northside High School in Fort Smith, Arkansas — and both were drafted by teams that ultimately brought them together on the Oklahoma City Thunder roster, defying the odds of such a coincidence.
His three-point shooting mechanics are unusually compact — his quick-trigger release gives him extra fractions of a second to get the ball off even against tight closeouts from longer defenders.
His father played at Arkansas State University, making Isaiah a second-generation SEC basketball player with deep family roots in Arkansas hoops culture.
Joe averaged over 36% from three during his 2019-20 Arkansas season on high volume — a rate that, combined with his shot creation, ranked among the nation's premier shooting performances that year.
Career Honors
2020 NBA Draft 2nd Round Pick (49th overall, Philadelphia 76ers)
All-SEC (2020)
Arkansas Mr. Basketball finalist (2018)
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