Not really, unless you plan on making him a Center or PG.
His listed position reflects his current abilities...which could mean he has low JR or OD. Alternatively, it could just mean he has a relatively high IS, ID, RB or SB. I would check the game stats for how many 3 pt shots he attempted, assists and TOs. This will be reflective of his JS/JR, PA, and HA, respectively. If those look okay, I would say he is a safe bet to draft and train as a SF. If not, you still may want to take a flier on him as he could still be a good stretch 4 with proper training.