Jeremy Tyler

Tyler got some regular minutes toward the end of last season, which was valuable development time for the rookie. He was able to learn the speed of the NBA game in a time when little was expected from him. But that was then and this is now. The Warriors added Carl Landry to upgrade the power forward rotation, leaving Tyler as a depth big.

Although Tyler is joining a team thin in the front court, we don’t foresee a big role for him, unless we’re talking about the Dakota Wizards of the D-League. Questions linger about his development after two lost seasons in Israel and Japan. He’s an athletic big that needs to develop the offensive part of his game.