From a fantasy perspective, Gobert is arguably coming off his worst campaign since his rookie year. While he remained incredibly efficient from the field (66.9 FG%), his shot attempts decreased, and he averaged just 12.0 points per game. He also averaged fewer rebounds (10.9) and blocks (1.4) than in prior seasons, which contributed to an overall decline in fantasy value. Heading into his age-33 season, Gobert's best years are behind him. He still has a relatively high floor given his length and general skillset, but he's no longer among the elite role centers in fantasy basketball - now being thrown into a group of bigs like Jakob Poeltl, Nic Claxton, Jalen Duren, Jarrett Allen and others who feel somewhat interchangeable. Gobert is probably best as a second center in fantasy after drafting an elite big or taking a chance on a younger one with upside.