Holiday hasn't shown much playmaking skills through his first several seasons in the league. His assist to usage ratio (which measures how often a player gets an assist given how much they get the ball) has consistently been near the bottom of the league for a point guard, according to Cleaning the Glass. He has consistently taken a bunch of midrange shots and has not been effective from there, and has also really struggled to finish at the rim. However, he may have turned a new leaf in '23-'24 playing in Houston. Holiday might best be served as a Patrick Beverley type - a point guard that relies offensively on high-usage wings, but defensively guards the opposing point guards. Holiday is a career 38% three-point shooter, so there's potential for him to provide some value as a spot-up shooter in that kind of limited role. He does have some ability to create space off-the-dribble for jumpers. Holiday will be almost 29 years old as a free agent in 2025, so he's no longer a young prospect. He was very solid for the Rockets in '23-'24, and was even in the regular rotation. Holiday has been an efficient scorer for the Rockets, shooting a 58% true shooting, which is by far a career high, led by 40% 3-point shooting, 67% at the rim, and taking fewer midrange shots. If that continues, he will stick around the league as a solid backup guard.