For the first time in years, the Brooklyn Nets have the chance to build a legitimate postseason contender. After multiple seasons in a rebuild, rumblings of the Nets getting competitive this offseason have surfaced, given that they don't control their first-round pick in the 2027 NBA Draft. But that shouldn't take away from the blueprint that general manager Sean Marks and the rest of the front office laid for the future. Brooklyn just took five prospects in the first round of the 2025 draft, and owns 12 first-round picks from 2026 to 2032. The organization could certainly make a series of win-now moves, but does it truly make sense to sell young assets? The Nets could get competitive, but do so while following their organic timeline. This summer, many players could be available that fit this rebuild, speeding up the timeline while remaining responsible in terms of salary cap and overall capital.…