There both PGs matter fact if you’re not building your team positionless than what are you doing.
Brad Stevens gave a great quote which is true he basically said you have wings and a big none of that position stuff. It’s why they went Brown and Tatum back to back you need to stock pile talented 6’6-6’9 guys
Both Bogdan and Fox are guards doesn’t matter who the pg is
I think by now, it should be pretty clear to everyone what type of team the Kings are trying to build. The offense will be built on player and ball movement. All players need to be fundamentally sound offensively similar to the Kings in the “Golden Years”. Jackson is fundamentally sound offensively for a role player. Willie has improved his handles and passing. Giles is apparently best big passer on the roster (not that hard I am afraid).
I am not comparing Fox and Bogdanović to the following in terms overall potential but similarity of role in a system. Doug was better at creating for others than Bibby even though he was a SG on the team and Bibby was a PG.
Similarly with the Spurs, Parker was a quality scoring PG and Manu was a better at creating for others than Parker. Positions will not be relevant.
I like the fact that Fox and Bogdanović complement each other pretty darn well in tems of skill set. Fox will get better at being a PG. In two years time he will be an absolute stud. He is unlikely to ever be an assist leader in the NBA but he will be capable of averaging 6-7 assists per game which is more than enough for a scoring PG. Especially if you pair him with a SG who can run the offense and create for others but also play off the ball (just like Bogdanović).
Get another franchise level guy in this draft and the core is there to move forward with. Let them learn and develop and you have a play off team in the making in a few years time. Be smart with your FA signings and you could have a contender.