Will his strengths even out  his speed and BH weaknesses at high level DI?  I am pretty sure the answer is no....

Athleticism	85	5
Speed	53	12
Rebounding	93	6
Defense	78	4
Shot Blocking	93	7
Low-post	56	7
Perimeter	30	12
Ball Handling	22	1
Passing	56
Work Ethic	81	6
Stamina	87	12
Durability	42
FT Shooting	C

He is pretty much done developing....

I don't think he would be abused. I would certainly play hm at SF or PF depending on matchups.

I don't think he'll be abused at all.  Will he excel?  Maybe not.  But, in a vacuum, he's not going to hurt you at SF.

IMO, he'd be better placed at PF or really best at C, since his BH is a bit low for high level DI PF. His SB will be best used at C, and his passing is decent to solid down low. If this were my team, I'd put Wilson at PF, and your 2 stud scorers at SG/SF. You might consider switching the PF/C players, if the opponent has a really good scoring C, especially if he's not too fast, where Wilson's less than great speed won't hurt you. Also think about this if the opponent has a really fast PF who scores a lot, where the 53 SPD will serve much better to defend.

His BH is a little low in my opinion, but he'll make you a very strong rebounding team and defensively, he should be fine unless he's facing an elite perimeter shooter. Overall, I would play him at SF but would prefer him at PF. 

I don't think he'll do very well vs. a press at SF. I think he makes a decent PF.