After a rough rookie season where Suggs shot 22% from three and 44% from two, Suggs has really broken out in the last couple seasons, and looks to be a legitimate starting guard going forward. The biggest improvement for him has been from outside, as he shot 40% in '23-'24. He also upped his 3-point volume, as half of his field goal attempts were 3-pointers. That led him to having a very good true shooting of 60%, especially with him improving his rim finishing from 59% his first two seasons to 68% in '23-'24. The offense isn't the biggest strength for Suggs though yet - it's the defense. He made 2nd team All-Defense in '23-'24, and looks like he may be one of the best defensive guards in the league going forward. He is a very disciplined defender, moving his feet well on-ball and staying attentive off-ball. Suggs is disruptive, posting very high steal and block rates for a guard. The other thing to think about with Suggs is his ceiling offensively. Right now, he has a pretty low usage rate playing next to Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero, so he hasn't had to be a real driver of offense. Could he do that if needed? He has off-the-dribble skills, and can run pick-and-roll, but is he good enough that you want him doing that a lot? If Suggs continues to shoot 40% from 3 or close to that going forward, he could be an elite role player. If he's closer to his career rate of 33%, that could limit his effectiveness playing off the ball if that continues to be his role.