Jarrett Culver

Culver, the sixth overall pick in 2019, has struggled in his first two seasons in the NBA. In his 97 appearances with Minnesota (42 starts), he averaged 7.8 points on 41/29/50 shooting, 3.3 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 20.7 minutes. By almost every measure, he's been a poor offensive player, though he's at least shown some ability to draw fouls when driving to the basket. His primary skills have been his defense and rebounding (at least relative to his position), with Culver averaging 1.9 offensive rebounds, 1.3 steals and 0.8 blocks per 36 minutes for his career. Ultimately, the Wolves were comfortable shipping him to Memphis in the offseason for Patrick Beverley. The 22-year-old wing now gets a chance to take control of his career in a new environment. However, Memphis has good depth on the wing, and Culver's opportunities may hinge primarily on how well, or poorly, Ziaire Williams plays as a rookie. Culver can essentially be ignored in redraft formats, and while dynasty managers have plenty of reason to cut bait, this could also be an easy buy-low opportunity.