It’s the final weekend before the NBA regular season begins, which means you’re coming here for your fantasy basketball drafts.
Should you draft Immanuel Quickley this season? Here’s the latest outlook, projections, and rankings for the Toronto Raptors Point Guard.
Should You Draft Immanuel Quickley in Fantasy Basketball?
Injuries and load management marred Immanuel Quickley’s first full season with Toronto. After dealing with pelvis, elbow, and groin ailments, he was routinely rested down the stretch as the Raptors sought to increase their draft lottery odds, ultimately appearing in just 33 contests.
Even so, the 26-year-old point guard set career highs in points (17.1), assists (5.8), and 3-pointers per game (2.6), showcasing the potential to be a fantasy standout when healthy. Still Toronto’s lead playmaker, Quickley should be poised to play more in the 2025-26 campaign as his revamped squad aims to make a playoff push in the wide-open Eastern Conference.
While Brandon Ingram’s integration could cut into Quickley’s shot volume, it may also create more facilitating opportunities for him. Quickley remains an intriguing option for offensive production, albeit with lingering injury concerns, and profiles as a solid Round 6 to 7 target in standard drafts.
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What Are Quickley’s Fantasy Basketball Projections This Season?
Based on our proprietary metrics here at PFSN, we project Quickley to score 2,179.8 fantasy points this season, with him averaging 16.5 points per game.
This includes 5.3 field goals per game, 2.7 three-pointers per game, 3.2 free throws per game, 3.3 rebounds per game, 4.5 assists per game, 0.7 steals per game, and 0.1 blocks per game.
Where Does Immanuel Quickley Rank in the Upcoming Fantasy Basketball Season?
Quickley is ranked 80th overall and 18th at his position. The five players ranked ahead of him overall include Onyeka Okongwu, Payton Pritchard, Anfernee Simons, Bennedict Mathurin, and Donovan Clingan.
The five players ranked behind him overall include Tyler Herro, Mark Williams, Jrue Holiday, Stephon Castle, and Nicolas Claxton.
The five players ranked ahead of him at his position include Ja Morant, Kevin Porter Jr., Dyson Daniels, CJ McCollum, and Pritchard.
The five players ranked behind him at his position include Holiday, D’Angelo Russell, Bub Carrington, Scoot Henderson, and Collin Sexton.
