Conley begins his 20th NBA season after signing with the Celtics following a diminished offensive role in Minnesota, where he averaged 4.5 points and 2.9 assists per game while mentoring a younger backcourt. The veteran guard should provide leadership and steady playmaking behind the Celtics' established rotation, but his days as a consistent fantasy contributor are largely behind him. Conley's basketball IQ and assist-to-turnover ratio remain valuable in real life, yet limited minutes and declining usage significantly reduce his fantasy appeal. Outside of very deep leagues, he's more likely to provide occasional streaming value than warrant a permanent roster spot, and he'd only see regular playing time if the Celtics deal with numerous injuries in their backcourt. If not, Conley won't be much of an option in most formats.