Despite some positive moments, Bryant's rookie season was relatively quiet, averaging 4.2 points and 2.5 rebounds in 11.5 minutes per game, through 71 appearances. It appears as though he has the tools to be a fantasy-relevant player at some point; however, that time is unlikely to be in the near future. San Antonio will once again be looking to go all the way this season, meaning Bryant's role should remain largely unchanged. The addition of Tobias Harris only makes matters worse for Bryant, leaving him as the ninth or tenth player in the rotation on most nights. Outside of very deep leagues, it's hard to make a case for Bryant as anything more than a situational streaming option.