Pelicans’ schedule emphasizes depth and rest risk due to a young core; streaming options exist for players who can maintain multi-category production across two-game blocks.

Fears is flagged as a high-risk rookie guard; rookie guards typically take time to produce fantasy numbers. His price tag is steep, suggesting patience and opportunistic timing when attempting to acquire.

Jordan Poole’s move to New Orleans reshapes Washington’s schedule reminder of the shift in the league’s balance. The Pelicans become a more dynamic offense with Poole’s playmaking in the backcourt alongside a star core, affecting fantasy dynamics across two teams.

Kenrich Williams’ early career with the Pelicans accounts for a portion of his seven heave attempts. The Pelicans context helps explain his willingness to test late shots, even as he later joined OKC.

Robinson-Earl contributed 6.3 ppg and 4.8 rpg in 66 games for the Pelicans last season, showing efficiency and size but limited scoring volume. His profile makes him a plausible camp target for depth behind the frontcourt, with potential G-League mobility if he doesn’t secure a roster spot.