Giddey currently remains a restricted free agent, and while reports say they are far apart on a deal, the expectation is he'll return to Chicago after signing an extension due to a lack of major interest elsewhere. Giddey dealt with off-court issues and a reduced role in Oklahoma City before being swapped for Alex Caruso ahead of the 2024-25 campaign. The deal worked out perfectly for both sides, as Caruso was an integral part of the Thunder's first championship while Giddey excelled in a prominent playmaking role for the Bulls. Giddey posted career highs in rebounds (8.1), assists (7.2), steals (1.2) and made three-pointers (1.5) per game. He shot 78 percent on 3.2 trips to the free-throw line a night, both high-water marks as well. Giddey has also been durable, playing in at least 70 regular-season games in three straight campaigns. The rotation that finished last season strong, albeit losing once again in the Play-In Tournament, is nearly all returning, save for Isaac Okoro replacing Lonzo Ball. The loss of Ball could mean even more usage for Giddey, who was certainly a primary option but trailed Nikola Vucevic and Coby White in usage last season. Heading into his age-23 campaign, Giddey has already established a top-50 fantasy floor when healthy and playing a consistent role. However, his overall upside is tied to how well he can shoot from deep, which has steadily improved in each of his first four campaigns.