NBA: Power ranking every starting power forward entering 2017-18

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22. Marvin Williams – Charlotte Hornets

Marvin Williams came into the league with a lot of expectations. He was the second-overall selection in the 2005 NBA Draft out of the University of North Carolina. He was taken ahead of two future All-Stars in Chris Paul and Deron Williams. While he has shaken off the expectations, Williams has become a serviceable stretch-four in Charlotte.

21. Thaddeus Young – Indiana Pacers

Thaddeus Young is a good player. The only problem with his game is that he is not exceedingly good at any part of the game. He is an all-around player who can do a little bit of everything. He has made a good career for himself in the league and has been a consistent player since coming to the association.

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