Cameron Boozer

Hanshew selected Boozer in round five and expects Memphis' new franchise centerpiece to reward his mid-round cost with a fantasy-friendly two-way game.

Boozer makes Rubin's personal ten-player list as one of the young players he wants to bet on entering draft season, adding another explicit rookie conviction to Rubin's 2026 board.

Boozer's opportunity has McCormick expecting immediate multi-category production. The rookie can score, rebound and create efficiently enough to become an offensive hub much earlier than many first-year players.

Boozer's ADP near the back of drafts looks temporary to Florio. Memphis has enough usage available for the rookie to establish himself quickly, and Florio doubts managers will get him this cheaply in future seasons.