While the Boston Celtics’ draft selections may have come out of left field to some, their skill sets are versatile enough to be able to contribute right away no matter what the rest of the roster looks like. We’ll start with Romeo Langford.
A fair warning before I continue, by no means, am I college basketball expert, and the conclusions I’ve drawn about following prospects were made indulging in highlights at 3AM. There, you have been warned.
Langford’s skill set includes an elite slashing ability, scoring, drawing fouls, defensive potential, and a bit of playmaking. The biggest hole in his game is his three-point shooting, where he shot 27% from three in his one season at Indiana.