Jaren Jackson Jr.

[Jerry West]

Current Rating: 86

Proposed Rating: 82

Stats: 21.8 points / 5.7 rebounds / 1.9 assists / 1.0 steals / 1.6 blocks (down from 3.0 last season despite the minute increase) in 31.7 minutes per game.

Splits: .450 (only .510 from 2 point range, down from .585 last year which is poor for a center) / .325 (5.4 attempts per game) / .830 and .563 True Shooting.

This isn't me trying to put JJJ down as a player, but we should give him a rating and build that's adjusted to his new role as a Center. His blocks have been chopped in half, his splits are down and are honestly poor and his rebounding has been subpar at best. And we are talking about a guy who deservedly so, made the All-Star game last year, but he just isn't at that level this year, he isn't even in the discussion, and I think we should take a step back with him, re-tool him to a build that fits his new playstyle while also aknowledging this has been a poor season compared to the last one, even on defense he only ranks 23rd amognst centers in Defensive LeBron. And in case he goes back to his old self next year, we can SW him againt a year from now.

[George Gervin]

Eh 84.5

I think a 4 point drop is quite a lot for a guy who is a difference maker. The rebounding for his size is still an issue and likely you could cut his blocks stat down and achieve a step back in rating.

[Jared Montini]

83.9

[Chauncey Billups]

85. This is what happens when you’re the go-to guy on a bad team. He’s the same player as he was before, but with less help

[Arvydas Sabonis]

84

[Tom Izzo]

85.4

[Steve Nash]

85

[Brian Scalabrine]

85

[Amare Stoudemire]

84.97

[Kareem Abdul-Jabbar]

84

[Brad Stevens]

84.3

[Sam Presti]

84.5

[James Kay]

85

[Hanamichi Sakuragi]

84.3

[George Gervin]

THREAD CLOSED.

New Rating = 85 (84.53)