We are very likely picking at #7, and most likely the teams ahead of us will be Orlando/Charlotte/Cleveland/Phoenix/New Orleans and Sacramento. Not in that order but we will probably pick #7 and those 6 teams will pick ahead of us baring a "God" miracle (Stern's wish).
Orlando have 2 good young wingers in Tobias Harris who played a lot of PF for them and Maurice Harkless who is strictly a SF. They also have a good young big man in Nicola Vucevic. They need a PG badly but they could also go for a SG (they have Afflalo tho) or a big man to play with Vucevic. They likely won't draft a winger.
Charlotte have a good PG in Kemba, a good SF in MKG and a solid Big man in Byiombo. They could draft a SG but they need a Big Man badly.
Cleveland have a star PG in Irving and they drafted a SG and a PF (Waiters and TT) with their recent back to back #4 picks (I wonder why they're this bad

Phoenix is a complete mess. Their only good player is Dragic. Gortat's contract will be done soon and he had major attitude issues there. They have a solid winger in Dudley who can play both wing positions. They need everything other than PG so...
New Orleans is stacked upfront with Ryan Anderson, Anthony Davis and Robin Lopez. Greivis Vasquez is solid but nothing special so they could use an upgrade at PG. They drafted 2 wingers recently and they were both epic busts and with Eric Gordon and Al-Farouq Aminu likely gone they need a winger BADLY.
Sacramento have Cousins and little to no talent other than him. Evans is a RFA, Thomas is a solid PG but too short to be a starter, Thornton is not consistent and Patterson isn't anything special. Like Phoenix, they need absolutely everything.
We need a winger (2 in fact), sadly we will likely pick at #7 and most teams picking ahead of us also need a winger badly. Other than Noel and Bennett the other big man in this draft are unimpressive and this is not a PG heavy draft...