The Brooklyn Nets made significant roster decisions this offseason by opting to extend a qualifying offer to Cam Thomas worth $5.99 million while choosing not to do the same for Ziaire Williams and Day'Ron Sharpe. This means Thomas will become a restricted free agent, while Williams and Sharpe will be unrestricted, allowing them to sign with any team. Williams, who previously played for the Memphis Grizzlies, had a decent season averaging 10.0 points, and was acquired by Brooklyn in a trade last year. Sharpe, primarily a backup center, also demonstrated growth averaging 7.9 points. The Nets are looking to retain both players but at more favorable terms.