Although the 2025-26 season was Quickley's best to date, it still felt as though he fell a little short of the mark. In 70 appearances, he averaged 16.4 points, 4.0 rebounds, 5.9 assists, 1.3 steals and 2.5 three-pointers in 31.9 minutes per game. By all accounts, it was a successful campaign, although a foot injury came at the worst possible time for managers, during the fantasy playoffs. Quickley's role as the starting point guard is safe, with no one behind him really making a claim for more minutes. However, as a starting point guard who only averages 5.9 assists, managers would be hoping for a bit more this season. At this point, the rotation in Toronto remains mostly unchanged, other than Kawhi Leonard replacing Brandon Ingram. While Leonard is obviously a much better option, the risk of missed games is an ongoing concern. Scottie Barnes also serves as a point-forward option, which limits Quickley's opportunities. The top 50 feels like the ceiling for Quickley, making him a viable target in the sixth or seventh rounds.