Over the last few weeks, we dove into each and every member of the Sixers' standard NBA roster. For every player, we posed two critical questions — the answers to each will largely determine the fate of each player in 2024-25 — and made a prediction of some kind stemming from those questions.

Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid talks the importance of his block party, giving back to the kids, and Tyrese Maxey.

The 76ers’ terrific offseason concluded with one final scribble of the pen when Joel Embiid signed a three-year, $192.9 million max contract extension last week. There was little surprise this deal — which takes the 30-year-old Embiid through the 2028-29 season — was finalized weeks after the superstar center became eligible earlier this summer.

Welcome to our Sixers player preview series! Between now and Sixers Media Day on Sep. 30, we will preview each one of the 14 players on the team's standard roster, posing two critical questions that will help determine their fate in 2024-25 before making a prediction about the player's season to come.

Overall, Embiid has earned roughly $215 million in his career thus far per HoopsHype. That money has equated to about $437,598 per game which is ranked second in NBA history all-time behind only former teammate and current Brooklyn Nets guard Ben Simmons.

Embiid shared an Instagram post signing the contract that is reported to be worth three years and $193 million, according to The Athletic’s Shams Charania. In the post, Embiid is flanked by Sixers managing partner Josh Harris and his wife, Anne, and son, Arthur.

The upside of Joel Embiid's new three-year, $193 million extension with the Sixers far outweighs the downside considering how well he has played over the last few years.

Seven-time All-Star Joel Embiid hosted the "In Memory of Arthur" block party to honor the life of his late brother in a Friday night event for Philadelphia Youth Basketball.