Ryan Rollins has one blueprint for NBA survival, and it's sitting right there in Milwaukee's recent history. He only needs to watch how Jrue Holiday morphed over time from a struggling offensive guard into a championship-winning centerpiece.
The blueprint has already been laid out for him: play defense, and everything else will follow. After all, Holiday wasn't always the lockdown defender who helped deliver Milwaukee a title in 2021. It took evolution, too. Like many young point guards, he entered the association as just another score-first point guard trying to prove he belonged.
Ryan Rollins has another role to embrace in Milwaukee's loaded backcourt
When Jrue was drafted by the Sixers, his expected role at the time was to be a primary ball-handler and scorer.