Conley is coming off a 124th-place finish in eight-category leagues during the 2024-25 campaign, marking his worst fantasy performance since the 2019-20 season with Utah, in which he appeared in only 47 regular-season games due largely to a hamstring injury. The veteran point guard averaged career lows in points (8.2), usage rate (14.4 percent) and field-goal percentage (40 percent) in his 18th season in the league, and it wouldn't be surprising to see those numbers continue to dip. He also averaged 4.5 assists, 2.6 rebounds and 1.1 steals across a career-worst 24.7 minutes per game in 71 regular-season appearances. He still shot 41 percent from beyond the arc, but his 4.4 attempts per game marked his lowest since the 2015-16 season. The Timberwolves had a relatively quiet offseason aside from losing Nickeil Alexander-Walker and re-signing Naz Reid and Julius Randle, but Conley's minutes aren't expected to increase entering his age-38 season. He will also likely face competition for playing time in the backcourt from Rob Dillingham and Donte DiVincenzo. Conley is nearing the end of his career and doesn't carry much fantasy upside at this point with his usage, efficiency and assist numbers declining, but he could be a viable streaming candidate if injuries arise in Minnesota's backcourt.