The final pick in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft, Niederhauser joins a loaded Clippers' center room led by Ivica Zubac and Brook Lopez. The Penn State product is a long shot to be part of the Opening Night roster with two veterans ahead of him, but the rookie finds himself with a great opportunity to learn and develop. Niederhauser wasn't a superstar in college and played on a bad team. However, he blocked 2.3 shots per game, showcasing a unique blend of size and athleticism, and was ultra-efficient around the rim. Niederhauser's shot-blocking prowess will be the trait that gets him action at the NBA level eventually, but there's plenty of room to grow offensively as a low-post scorer. Fantasy managers in dynasty leagues should pay close attention to Niederhauser's progress, but he can be avoided on draft day in redraft leagues.