6 NBA players had A+ grades in all 5 of these involvement/usage stats in 2025-26:
☑️ Stable True Usage
☑️ Dribbles Per Touch
☑️ Touches Per 75 Possessions
☑️ Offensive Involvement Rate
☑️ Ball Dominance
Any way you slice it, these 6 were highly involved offensively.
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"He quietly put up an insane season... The things he was able to do from a numbers and efficiency perspective were insane on an individual level but most of all how he drove the team offense, especially in the half court."
Tuomas Iisalo on Ty Jerome
He also mentioned earlier how the Grizzlies had their best half court offense in team history with Jerome in the lineup
"I think Boozer has gotta be one of the most mature 19 year olds I've seen. On the court, off the court, feel for the game. His ability to shoot, pass, and dribble at that height is super impressive. I think he's just going to impact winning."
Ty Jerome on Cam Boozer
Tuomas Iisalo spent a good chunk of time talking about how impressed he was with Ty Jerome in a limited sample size last season.
"He elevated our half court offense to completely new dimensions...he's somebody that we will definitely lean on offensively."
Tuomas Iisalo just noted how Ty Jerome in his 15-game sample size was on an efficiency pace that only one player has ever accomplished over a full-season load (Luka Doncic in 2023-24). He had strong praise for the team’s potential starting point guard.
Ty Jerome didn’t make ESPN’s Top 100, but he did make their list of 10 players who could break into it next year.
ESPN says if he comes close to replicating last year’s production, the advanced-stats standout could “leap up” the rankings.
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“It was easy to overlook Ty Jerome last season… however, when he was on the floor, Jerome was one of the biggest offensive threats in the NBA.”
- via @GregSwartzBR for @BleacherReport
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Among NBA players with at least 15 games played, Ty Jerome ranks 7th in points per 100 possessions (41.2).
Ahead of Kevin Durant, Anthony Edwards, Tyrese Maxey, Donovan Mitchell and nearly every other top scorer in the league.
-Stat via @GregSwartzBR
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Though a small sample, Ty Jerome was extraordinary last season. By box plus-minus, Jerome had the 3rd highest offensive impact of any player, on a per-possession basis, behind only SGA and Jokic. Can Jerome produce near that level over a full season? The answer could determine Memphis' odds of making a sneaky run to the play-in, per @zachkram.
Guard Floater landscape over the last 5 years. Brunson with arguably the best floater in the league for a while now.
Big part of these smaller guards game
Ty Jerome on the Grizzlies' expectations this season, via The Underdog Talk
"I mean, I think the political answer is to get better every day and, like I said, see where the chips fall. The real answer is...we have the playoffs on our mind for sure.