Sharpe is a physical big that plays extremely hard every minute he's on the floor. He is an elite offensive rebounder, as he led the league in offensive rebounding rate as a rookie and has never finished below the 97th percentile for his position, according to Cleaning the Glass. He's a strong defensive rebounder too, and despite not having overwhelming size he gets a high number of blocks and steals. From a scoring perspective, Sharpe has struggled to be efficient. He has only hit 62% of his shots at the rim, which is a pretty poor number for a big man. He hasn't been good on non-paint attempts either. He overall just needs to improve his touch around the rim. Sharpe does have good feel as a passer though. He has a good assist rate, and can make the right reads when he gets the catch as the roll man in pick-and-roll situations. He can also operate a bit from the elbows and find cutters. Defensively, Sharpe gets blocks and steals, but still needs development to become a real difference-maker on that end. at 6'10" with a 7'0" wingspan, he isn't huge for a center, so he needs to rely more on being in the right spot consistently to be a great rim protector. He isn't the most switchable defender either, as he's okay moving laterally but he isn't someone you want switching out onto the perimeter unless it's a late-clock situation. Sharpe will still only be 23 years old as a free agent in 2025. He has shown improvement and gotten more minutes each season thus far, and if he continues to do that he could become a starting-level center going forward. If not, he may be stuck in a high-end backup role.