Frazier followed an outstanding rookie season with another high-end year in 2025, reinforcing his place among the league's top centers. Rare play-strength, leverage and contact balance are the pillars of his game, giving Pittsburgh a tone-setting presence at the pivot. Frazier consistently plays from positions of strength, using his natural power and feel for angles to create movement in the run game, displace on doubles and strain through contact without losing balance. In pass protection, his anchor is already one of the position's best, allowing him to sit down against power, absorb force and keep the depth of the pocket firm. The next layer of his growth has come with cleaner processing and hand usage, where he has become more efficient sorting games, passing off movement and staying square rather than turning early or opening soft edges. He is not a rare space player like some lighter centers are, but his functional movement is good enough because he wins so consistently with leverage, power and positioning. Frazier already has the physical presence, processing and down-to-down reliability of a top-tier center, with enough remaining technical polish to keep climbing.