Dick had a promising start to his sophomore campaign before a knee injury shut him down. Injuries have become a concerning early-career trend for the Kansas product, as the 2023 lottery pick has missed 50 regular-season games over his first two seasons. It's still unclear if Dick can be more than just a three-point specialist. He posted solid defensive production in 2024-25, but his playmaking left a lot to be desired, even with added usage due to so many absences ahead of him. After an injury-plagued campaign, the Raptors are expected to be healthy to start 2025-26, putting Dick's role in question. Brandon Ingram was acquired at the trade deadline last season but has yet to make his Raptors debut. When he's inserted into the starting lineup, it'll likely be Dick heading to the bench, with Immanuel Quickley, RJ Barrett, Scottie Barnes and Jakob Poeltl rounding out the first five. Even if that's the case, Dick will be a top reserve and still play around 25-plus minutes a night. As a promising player still worthy of developmental minutes, Dick has a strong floor and just enough upside to be taken after pick 150 in both points and category leagues.