A severe ankle injury limited Ingram to just 18 appearances last season - all of which came with the Pelicans before he was dealt to the Raptors. Ingram's production in the limited sample was what we've come to expect from the veteran wing, though he did increase his three-point attempts from 3.8 per game in 2023-24 to 6.4 per game in 2024-25. That trend should continue this season while Ingram is starting next to non-spacers Jakob Poeltl and Scottie Barnes. He may also be asked to handle the ball less, as Barnes, RJ Barrett and Immanuel Quickley can all make plays and run the offense. In addition to potentially handling the ball less, it's a concern how often Ingram continues to get injured. In his nine years, he's played 70-plus games once and 60-plus games only four times. Ingram is a top-50 fantasy talent, but has more often finished outside of the top 100 due to absences. It may be more appropriate to draft Ingram after pick 75 this season as a result of the concerns.