Since leaving Oklahoma City following the 2018-19 campaign, George has played more than 56 regular-season games only once, including 41 appearances last season. The veteran dealt with numerous injuries during the 2024-25 campaign. If that wasn't enough for the oft-injured forward, he needed another surgery this offseason after tweaking his left knee during a workout. While he's expected to be ready for training camp, it'd be malpractice to operate under the assumption that George will be able to handle a full superstar workload to start the 2025-26 campaign, regardless of how well his rehab goes. Fellow superstars Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey will likely be in the same boat after missing extended time as well, but Maxey doesn't have the injury history of George or Embiid. With Philadelphia banged up last season, Quentin Grimes and Jared McCain showed flashes of immense potential. They could eat into the overall usage when they get hot, plus rookie No. 3 overall pick VJ Edgecombe will need to be integrated into the offense. That said, George will make over $50 million per year for the next three seasons (player option for 2027-28), so when he's on the court, the 76ers will need all the usage they can get out of him. The injuries have turned George into one of the more polarizing players in fantasy hoops. Over the last five years, he has had a top-10 finish in eight-category leagues and ended outside the top 150 twice.