Oubre remained a reliable two-way contributor for Philadelphia in 2025-26, averaging 14.1 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.4 steals while shooting a career-best 36.0 percent from three across 50 games (41 starts). His scoring dipped slightly from the previous season, but improved perimeter efficiency helped offset the decline. After the season, Oubre signed with the Pacers, where he'll compete for wing minutes on one of the Eastern Conference's deepest rosters when healthy. The Pacers don't need him to be a primary scorer, but his athleticism, transition play and defensive versatility should earn him a consistent role. Fantasy managers know what to expect at this stage: respectable scoring, rebounds and steals with streaky three-point production, but limited assists and inconsistent shooting. A reduced offensive workload could cap his upside, making Oubre more of a late-round option than a player to target aggressively in standard leagues. His role will also determine his upside, as Oubre could have late-round upside if he starts for the Pacers, but a sixth-man role would limit his fantasy appeal even more, even if he sees steady minutes.