Collins' 2025-26 season was cut short by injury, limiting what had been an encouraging campaign as a versatile reserve big. His ability to stretch the floor, facilitate from the high post and play either frontcourt position continues to make him an intriguing rotation player, but durability has remained the defining obstacle throughout his career, as he's played just 74 games in the last two seasons combined and has played more than 70 contests in a single season just once in his eight-year career. Assuming he's healthy entering training camp, Collins should compete for backup frontcourt minutes with the Bulls, where his offensive versatility could earn him a consistent role, though he doesn't figure to be part of the team's long-term core. From a fantasy perspective, he's capable of contributing rebounds, assists and occasional three-pointers from the center position, though inconsistent minutes make him difficult to trust outside of deeper leagues. Collins is better viewed as a waiver wire candidate than a draft-day target.