Porter is coming off two strong seasons where he got his health back on track, appearing in 158 games after totaling 187 appearances across his prior five years. The 2025-26 season will be a change in scenery for the forward, as he was traded from the Nuggets to the Nets during the offseason. Porter may have to take on more usage than ever. Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray won't be feeding him easy dimes for relocation threes and backdoor cuts, and Brooklyn has a severe lack of scorers besides Cam Thomas. It's not clear how being away from Jokic will affect Porter's game, but it seems unlikely he'll change his playstyle as a quick-trigger, catch-and-shoot wing. Fantasy managers shouldn't be surprised if he posts career-high counting stats but career lows in efficiency. His injury issues also loom over his fantasy value, even if the past two years have been healthy. There's plenty of reason to take a gamble on Porter sooner than in the prior two seasons, though, which was roughly the 65-90 range.