The Chicago Bulls have announced the hiring of Bryson Graham as their new executive vice president of basketball operations. Graham, who spent the last season with the Atlanta Hawks, has a notable history in basketball operations, beginning as an intern with the New Orleans Pelicans and rising to general manager. He is recognized for his exceptional scouting skills, having been instrumental in drafting players such as Trey Murphy III and Herb Jones, who have made significant impacts in the league. The Bulls, who finished the 2025-26 season with a disappointing 29-51 record, are looking to rebuild their roster and find a new head coach after Billy Donovan stepped down. With nearly $60 million in cap space and multiple first-round picks, including their own and that of the Portland Trail Blazers, Graham has a promising opportunity to reshape the team. His appointment marks the third leadership change in the Bulls' basketball operations in over two decades, following the tenures of John Paxson and Arturas Karnisovas.