Sensabaugh finally translated his scoring ability into consistent NBA production during his third season, averaging 14.9 points while knocking down 36.7 percent of his three-point attempts across 75 regular-season appearances and 22 starts. His offensive confidence continued to grow throughout the year, highlighted by career-best performances of 43 and 41 points on January 14 against the Bulls and March 18 against the Timberwolves, respectively. Utah remains committed to developing its young core, and Sensabaugh should again have every opportunity to handle a meaningful offensive role in 2026-27. That said, if Lauri Markkanen is healthy and available on a regular basis, Sensabaugh is likely to settle for a bench role again. He's an intriguing late-round option based on upside alone, and if he can build off his impressive end to the 2025-26 campaign, he might have upside even if he comes off the bench, as long as he can log around 25 to 28 minutes per game. That's all speculative, though. As high as his upside is, a limited role off the bench would limit his fantasy value completely.