It's expected that Victor Wembanyama will be the best defender in the league next season, and the San Antonio Spurs have surrounded him with young, defensive talent. However, Wembanyama averaged 21.4 points last season and is poised to take a leap on the offensive side of the ball.

However, that same size and length have former NBA big man Paul Mokeski concerned about Wembanyama's long-term health. Mokeski, a 12-year veteran of the league, believes Wembanyama's size could leave him susceptible to significant health issues later in life.

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San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama had a rookie season for the ages last year, quickly making a name for himself as a formidable force on the floor. His unique blend of skill, size, and agility has not only impressed fans but also garnered the respect of seasoned veterans and former players.

From one big man to another, Paul Mokeski raises concern over the young star's health and how his height might play against him in the future.