Let's break down the rookies who settled in the best landing spots and look at which players are best positioned to deliver fantasy value in 2025-26. Jeremiah Fears, PG, New Orleans Pelicans: Fears is an extremely confident scoring point guard. He could challenge for a starting role early, particularly because his size could allow him to defend small forwards even if he plays point guard on offense. Michael Hickey/Getty ImagesDylan Harper, PG, San Antonio Spurs: Harper was the consensus second-best prospect in the Draft as a young, scoring point guard with excellent size and toughness. Over 7-feet tall, Maluach didn't start playing basketball until he was a teenager and learned in the NBA Academy in Africa.