Drummond will return to Philadelphia after a two-year stint with the Bulls. He ended the most recent season just outside the top 200 in standard formats, averaging 8.4 points, 9.0 rebounds and 1.5 combined steals and blocks in 17.1 minutes per game. Although he will be a backup center again, there is a decent chance his playing time will increase. Given Joel Embiid's injury history, we have a situation where Drummond's role could improve, and he may actually start a meaningful portion of the season. While this is all speculation, Drummond has proven he can put up standard league value whenever he is given the opportunity. In the final rounds of drafts, Drummond makes sense, assuming you can absorb his fantasy flaws and don't need to start him consistently.