Outlook Terrence Shannon Jr.
Terrence Shannon Jr. Season Outlook: Bench Wing Depth
Terrence Shannon Jr. enters his third campaign positioned as Minnesota's secondary wing option behind superstar Anthony Edwards. With Donte DiVincenzo sidelined to start the year, Shannon should secure steady second-unit minutes across both wing spots. After focusing on finishing with his right hand this summer, the 26-year-old looks primed to build on his 12.0 minutes per game from last season.
Our models project Shannon for 18.2 minutes and 13.5 fantasy points per game across 71 contests. He offers efficient supplemental scoring, with our projections calling for 8.5 points per game on 39.1% three-point shooting. While Edwards commands primary usage, Shannon provides reliable floor spacing and energy off the bench.
Currently rostered in just 3% of fantasy leagues, Shannon is best suited as a deep-league reserve. His standard-league ceiling remains heavily limited behind Minnesota's established core, making him an opportunistic waiver wire monitor rather than a draft target.

