Victor Wembanyama dominates the under-25 draft convo as the undisputed top prospect, with health longevity as the only real caveat to his ceiling. Anthony Edwards offers a compelling counterpoint: immense scoring, elite shooting growth, and proven winning impact at a young age. The debate shifts to Cade Cunningham and Evan Mobley, where context and defensive impact tilt the scales. Paired with Scoot Henderson, Cooper Flag, Jaylin Williams, Paolo Banchero, and Amen Thompson, the discussion frames a blueprint for fantasy upside and risk in a young-core build, while Tyrese Haliburton’s injury scare underscores how fragile upside can be. Kyrie Irving’s potential return adds a wrinkle for guards in strong systems, and Darius Garland’s ongoing development keeps Cleveland in the mix. The group leans into potential top-of-rotation players who could shape dynasty rosters for years, with Mobley and Edwards offering the safest floors while Wembanyama and Flag represent outsized long-term upside.