6'11" NBA Players (2026-27)
All 31 players listed at 6'11" on 2026-27 NBA rosters.
Updated Sep 1, 2026 · rosters as of the 2026-27 preseason
- Players
- 31
- Average age
- 26
- Teams represented
- 18 of 30
- Oldest
- DeAndre Jordan (38)
- Youngest
- Chris Cenac Jr. (19)
31 players listed at 6'11" are rostered in the NBA for the 2026-27 season, spread across 18 teams. That height sits exactly at the league average for this group, making it one of the most populated single-inch marks on the roster landscape.
The split between positions is nearly even: 16 centers and 15 forwards, with no guards in the group. Ages range from 19 to 38, and birthplaces span multiple continents, reflecting how globally the NBA now recruits at this size.
Think you'd know these players from their team, height, age and jersey number alone?
Play Guess-the-Player with only 6'11" players →| Player | Team | Pos | Age | No. | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alperen Sengun
|
Houston Rockets
|
C | 24 | #28 | None |
Andre Drummond
|
New York Knicks
|
C | 33 | — | UConn |
Asa Newell
|
Atlanta Hawks
|
F | 20 | #14 | Georgia |
Baba Miller
|
LA Clippers
|
F | 22 | — | Cincinnati |
Bogoljub Markovic
|
Milwaukee Bucks
|
F | 21 | — | None |
Chris Cenac Jr.
|
Boston Celtics
|
F | 19 | #12 | Houston |
Danny Wolf
|
Brooklyn Nets
|
F | 22 | #2 | Michigan |
DeAndre Jordan
|
New Orleans Pelicans
|
C | 38 | #6 | Texas A&M |
Ernest Udeh Jr.
|
Cleveland Cavaliers
|
C | 22 | — | Miami |
Evan Mobley
|
Cleveland Cavaliers
|
C | 25 | #4 | USC |
Giannis Antetokounmpo
|
Miami Heat
|
F | 31 | #7 | None |
Goga Bitadze
|
Orlando Magic
|
C | 27 | #35 | None |
Jabari Smith Jr.
|
Houston Rockets
|
F | 23 | #10 | Auburn |
Joan Beringer
|
Minnesota Timberwolves
|
F | 19 | #19 | None |
Jock Landale
|
Atlanta Hawks
|
C | 30 | #31 | Saint Mary's |
Jusuf Nurkic
|
Utah Jazz
|
C | 32 | #30 | None |
Kevin Durant
|
Houston Rockets
|
F | 37 | #7 | Texas |
Kyle Filipowski
|
Utah Jazz
|
F | 22 | #22 | Duke |
Moritz Wagner
|
Brooklyn Nets
|
F | 29 | — | Michigan |
Mouhamed Gueye
|
Atlanta Hawks
|
F | 23 | #18 | Washington State |
Moussa Cisse
|
Dallas Mavericks
|
C | 23 | #30 | Memphis |
Myles Turner
|
Milwaukee Bucks
|
C | 30 | #3 | Texas |
Nic Claxton
|
Chicago Bulls
|
C | 27 | — | Georgia |
Nick Richards
|
Miami Heat
|
C | 28 | #8 | Kentucky |
Nikola Jokic
|
Denver Nuggets
|
C | 31 | #15 | None |
Noa Essengue
|
Chicago Bulls
|
F | 19 | #24 | None |
Oso Ighodaro
|
Phoenix Suns
|
F | 24 | #11 | Marquette |
Steven Adams
|
Houston Rockets
|
C | 33 | #12 | Pittsburgh |
Tolu Smith
|
Detroit Pistons
|
F | 26 | #35 | Mississippi State |
Yanic Konan Niederhauser
|
LA Clippers
|
C | 23 | #14 | Penn State |
Yves Missi
|
New Orleans Pelicans
|
C | 22 | #21 | Baylor |
Click any column heading to sort. Players with no college listed came into the league from overseas or straight out of high school.
Centers and Forwards Share the Height Equally
With 16 centers and 15 forwards, 6'11" sits at a genuine positional crossover point. Big forwards who can switch onto perimeter players and traditional post centers both land here, which is why the list includes players with very different roles on the floor. Houston carries 4 players at this height, the most of any team, while Atlanta has 3 and Brooklyn has 2. The rest are spread one to a team across 18 franchises total.
A Wide Age Range Within One Height
The youngest player at this height is Chris Cenac Jr. of the Boston Celtics, a forward born Feb 1, 2007, who is 19 years old. The oldest is DeAndre Jordan of the New Orleans Pelicans, a center born Jul 21, 1988, who is 38 — a 19-year gap between the two extremes. The average age across the group is 26, which places it squarely in the prime years of a typical NBA career.
Birthplaces Span Multiple Continents
14 players in this group were born in the USA, with domestic birthplaces spread across states including TX, FL, and NY. The remaining players were born in countries across Europe, Africa, Oceania, and the Caribbean — including Giresun, Türkiye; Sombor, Serbia; Tuzla, Bosnia & Herzegovina; Yaounde, Cameroon; and Rotorua, New Zealand, among others. Georgia, Michigan, and Texas each produced 2 college-affiliated players in the group.