Reeves - he is a dime/dozen scorer that can find a role in the NBA, but he'll do so earning it through summer league as a second round pick at best no matter when he leaves college. Mulder is a pro. Reeves can be a pro. But he's not going to be a first round pick unless he is a NPOY / 1st Team AA type and even that isn't a guarantee - look at Oscar and Edey (different for bigs, but still). The NBA knows who Reeves is and what he brings to the league, and he wasn't even a solid 2nd rounder after leading UK as a scorer.
Bradshaw - the foot issue is a real problem for him ... but that doesn't mean he won't go lottery if he has a great year. Let's just hope he crushes it. Klutch won't let him have a second college season, regardless, so let's just hope we get the most out of his talent for the season he wears the UK uniform. I think he ends up a first round pick on potential if nothing else, unless the foot keeps him out of games this season.
Edwards - he's going to have to take over games, show a killer mindset, and become an alpha at times. That's what Gilchrist did when the others weren't on top of their games. Remember Gilchrist against Louisville at Rupp? Crushed it. That type of game is what made him a #2 pick. Edwards will have to show that ability to truly be a #1 pick candidate. Very deferential to DJ early on ... saw it in the McDonalds game, too. But this likely changes with confidence.
Wagner - is he just a volume scorer? If so, he's a bit undersized for the NBA and without a reliable 3-pt shot, he's not a lock to be a lottery pick as others expected the last few years. I can't imagine a scenario where he falls outside the top 20, though.