First we have Emeka Okafor, who's easily the most fundamentally sound, and most NBA-ready of the three. He's an automatic double-double, night in, and night out. His offense is still a bit limited, better than predicted. He has a nice face-up shot from 15 feet. On the defensive end he's a beast and he can grab rebounds with the best of them. He's my ROY and I don't think that's going to change. I'd compare him to a young Alonzo Mourning.
Next is Dwight Howard, the number one pick who already has a topic made for him. He's probably the rawest of the three, but the transitions he's made from Summer League games to now is unbelievable. His frame's still a bit small, but certainly an improvement compared to last summer. In my mind, he's the biggest sink-or-swim. If he swims, I'd compare his game to that of Kevin Garnett's. Sinks, Marcus Camby. Floats, Juwan Howard.
Last is the Celtic's Al Jefferson, who happend to be the latest drafted of the three. Celtic's management is looking for this kid to be the franchise player of the future. On the offensive end, his footwork is McHale-like. He's not afraid to command the ball in the post, while maintaing a great attitude on the floor. On defense, his age shows as he does look a little lost on the end. He's made the least noise out of the three, but his future is just as bright.
