After spending the past two years in Philadelphia, George was traded to Boston during the offseason in return for Jaylen Brown. While the trade didn't necessarily sit well with Celtics fans, those in fantasy circles should be relatively happy. George was limited to just 37 games during the 2025-26 season, mostly due to a league-enforced suspension, which cost him 25 games. When available, he played some inspired basketball, finishing the season as the 34th-ranked player, averaging 17.3 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.7 steals and 2.7 three-pointers in 30.7 minutes per game. Coming into Boston, George will obviously be behind Jayson Tatum in the pecking order. However, it's reasonable to assume that he will be the second option, a step up from where he was positioned in Philadelphia. Health is seemingly an ongoing issue for George at this point in his career, something that rightfully has Boston fans a little worried. While he did miss a significant portion of last season, if we remove the suspension, he was mostly healthy, aside from the first few weeks of the season, which he missed due to a prior knee injury. Finally, assuming he feels as though he has something to prove, George could be a great addition for the Celtics. In terms of his fantasy value, there is no reason to think he can't be a top 50 asset once again, albeit on a per-game basis. A lengthy injury history is likely to see him overlooked in a lot of spots. If you can land him anywhere beyond the fifth round, it could turn into a sneaky value pick come April.