I keep seeing Dejounte Murray but he was all defensive second team his second year in the league so not sure how he qualifies. Jermaine O’Neal is a good answer on here.

It’s not a great comparison but I see Eddie Jones a bit like Mikal Bridges. When given the chance he was able to score a bit but was a very good defender. I remember Nick Anderson like a dollar store and young Jaylen Brown, could slash and had defensive potential. Agree with guys his size having his play style back then. There were guys that had success that were his approximate size, guys like David Wesley, Mookie Blaylock, Nick Van Exel. But those guys tried to do more than just score like House. Blaylock was a pitbull on d and Wesley fought hard on D too. I mention Ricky Davis simply because he could score but they were not quite looking at efficiency just yet.

Raef LaFrentz as a stretch 5 now and Nick Anderson and Eddie Jones (kind of cheating since he was an all star) as plus 3 and D guys.