Always a frustrating player to own, Brandon Jennings at least used to rack up big counting stats to make up for his inefficiency. However, he struggled in his return from Achilles surgery last season, averaging just 6.9 points and 3.5 assists per game with the Magic and Pistons, and is likely to see a similar role this year with the Knicks, backing up Derrick Rose. Given Rose's injury history, there's a chance Jennings will get a decent amount of playing time eventually this season, but there isn't much reason to look Jennings' way on Draft Day.
2016 Outlook: Brandon Jennings
