The Washington Wizards accomplished their season-long goal of losing enough games to snag the top selection spot in the upcoming NBA Draft, but team executives are continuing to exhibit caution in approaching the next step of the process. Their pick has yet to be made, and they're keenly aware of the amount of homework to take care of between now and the late-June deadline. Workouts, interviews and hours upon hours of crunching previous game film alongside analysis of the franchise's current positioning have to be conducted in the six weeks between now and then. But first, all of the prospective prospects will look to join forces at the 2026 NBA Draft Combine, where they'll give evaluators updates on their physical measurements and how well they can perform in standard drills. The Wizards don't have to cast as wide of a scouting net as they're used to, given how few draftees could meaningfully convince Washington into taking them first-overall .…