The Oklahoma City Thunder are littered with talented defenders and own one of the best defensive units in the sports history. Jalen Williams explained how they can fix the NBA defensive player of the year awards.

At the end of the season, besides the DPOY award, the NBA decides the players that are on the first and second All-Defensive teams. However, the offense gets three teams which Williams said on the “The Young Man And The Three” show that he has a “big thing with that.”

The Oklahoma City Thunder's star small forward Jalen Williams has recently opened up about finalizing two DPOYs for deserving candidates.

While Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is a shoo-in to be named an All-Star starter for a second straight season, the Oklahoma City Thunder have their work cut out for them to help Jalen Williams make his first career All-Star bid.

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Jalen Williams has an idea to fix it: give out two Defensive Player of the Year awards. Williams also lobbied for a third All-Defensive team. "I think they should add a third team and I think there should be two Defensive Players of the Year,

Williams argues there are at least two changes that the NBA could implement as the defensive awards are concerned.