Council went undrafted in 2023, but signed with the 76ers on a two-way contract, which was later converted to a standard contract. He didn't get that many NBA minutes as a rookie, playing in 222 of non-garbage time across 26 games, according to Cleaning the Glass, but I thought he showed some real potential in his minutes. Council came into the league with an NBA body, at 6'5" with a 6'9" wingspan and a solid frame. He is a really explosive athlete, and uses his strength and athleticism to get to the rim, absorb contact, and finish. He attacks relentless, but he can sometimes be out of control, leading to turnovers or some tough shots. He only hit 59% at the rim as a rookie, which is below-average. He also isn't an outside shooter yet. On defense, Council has the potential to be a good multi-positional defender, but his overall defensive awareness could use improvement. He was disruptive in college, but posted low block and steal rates during his rookie year in the NBA.  Council is slightly older, as he will be 24 years old in the summer of 2025. However, if the 76ers waive him, I think he would be worth a flyer for a team to claim him off waivers.