<p>Okongwu demonstrated growth as the Hawks solidified him as a 5 who can space the floor and contribute as a connector. His defense versatility and rebounding kept him in lineups as a primary option on both ends, with potential to exceed 13–14 PPG if his 3 point attempts rise further.</p>

Okongwu is highlighted for potential minutes and a high 9-cat value given his scoring, rebounding, and efficiency. Even with a bench role, he could produce solid totals, and injury-driven upside remains a strong selling point.

Okongwu emerged as Capela’s successor, seizing the starting center role and highlighting a future where Hawks lean on mobility and interior defense to complement Young’s offense.

Okongwu emerged as Hawks' starting center, posting efficient scoring and strong rebounding with potential 3-point growth; with Capela departed, his minutes and usage should rise.

Okongwu remains a defensive cornerstone for the Hawks with solid rim protection and a developing offensive kit. His jump shot adds value beyond the paint, making him a two-way fantasy contributor who translates well into blocks and efficient field goals as part of Atlanta’s frontcourt.