Okeke is a talented scoring forward that has shown promise early in his career, but hasn't put the pieces together enough to be effective. His minutes have declined each season, and he spent most of the '24-'25 season not on an NBA roster. Offensively, Okeke is a scorer that can theoretically score at all three levels. He can create a bit off the dribble, either getting to the rim or midrange pullups. He can also shoot 3s, and do so in more than just simple spot-up situations. However, he just hasn't been anywhere near efficient as a scorer. He has posted only a 50% true shooting on 64% shooting at the rim, 37% from midrange, and 33% from 3, all of which are below average for his position, according to Cleaning the Glass. He isn't very quick or explosive, so he isn't able to put a lot of pressure on defenses when attacking the rim. Defensively, Okeke posts solid steal, block, and rebounding rates, but doesn't have a big impact on that end. He isn't the most laterally quick, which hurts him as an on-ball defender. He also doesn't have the size or athleticism to provide secondary rim protection as a power forward, which is probably his best position. Although he was drafted in 2019, Okeke had torn his ACL in March of that year and did not sign his rookie scale contract until 2020, putting him on the timeline of 2020 draftees rather than 2019. Okeke will be nearly 27 years old as a potential free agent in 2025, so he's not exactly a young prospect.