Jerome Robinson

Robinson was one of the more polished shooters coming into the draft this year after a three-year collegiate career at Boston College. In his final season with the Eagles, Robinson shot 48.5 percent from the field and 40.8 percent from deep, so he was extremely efficient and has the tools to carve out a long career in today's NBA. In addition, Robinson averaged 20.7 points, 3.6 rebounds and 3.3 assists, while knocking down 2.3 three-pointers per game. Where exactly he'll slot into the Clippers' rotation after being drafted with the 13th overall pick is still a bit unclear. At shooting guard, the Clippers have both Avery Bradley and Lou Williams, though Williams can play the lead ball-handler at times, which could create some opportunities for Robinson to get some run with the second unit. Still, Robinson likely won't see more than minutes in the teens most nights, so he'll be off the radar in anything but dynasty leagues. As of now, look for Robinson to provide a sharp-shooting presence off the bench on the wing and he could earn more looks later in the season if he excels when given playing time.