Traore played for Saint-Quentin last season and posted averages of 12.2 points, 1.9 rebounds and 4.7 assists per contest across 22.7 minutes. Scouts will rave about Traore's potential and athleticism, as he's a player who looks more than ready to play at the NBA level from a physical perspective. He has excellent vision for his age, above-average speed and an elite acceleration that makes him not only the fastest player in this class, but one of the fastest players in the NBA. Plus, he also has an outstanding bounce. He also understands how to create his own shot and can pull off crafty finishes, and his playmaking ability is above-average. There are areas in which he needs to improve, though, especially on defense. The Nets selected the floor general with the No. 19 overall pick. Brooklyn's backcourt, and really the whole roster, is jammed with players who have unclear roles. But we know at the very least that Traore will have to compete for minutes with Egor Demin and Ben Saraf - two other rookies. There's intriguing fantasy potential for Traore if he can establish himself as the best of the three, but it's probably too much of a gamble to select him in fantasy.