Versatile two-way wing with breakout scoring upside
Chandler Jackson has emerged as a productive wing for Milwaukee, after a 2024-25 breakout that featured 16.4 points, 7.6 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game while shooting 38% from three; this season he’s still supplying steady secondary offense at 9.71 points, 2.75 rebounds, and 0.92 assists per game. His appeal is his size, scoring versatility, and ability to stretch the floor, which makes him more than a box-score guard. For a team, he looks like a fit if you want a wing who can create mismatch problems and add spacing without needing the offense built entirely around him.[3][2][1]
