Allen's workload and usage took a significant hit last season as Evan Mobley stepped into a larger role. Efficiency wasn't an issue, though, as Allen led the league with a 70.6 field-goal percentage. Still, that could only make up so much for relatively modest averages of 13.5 points, 9.7 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.9 blocks in 28.0 minutes. That slight downward trend could continue again this season, with no major roster changes for Cleveland and more presumptive development from Mobley, who probably is best playing center. From a fantasy perspective, Allen is grouped together with a variety of other centers who provide a high floor, with efficient double-doubles. In two-center formats, he should probably be drafted around the 50-60 range, but managers in one-center leagues can probably opt more for 60-70.