Cunningham is No. 7, noted for leap forward in field goal efficiency and a strong all-around contribution, albeit with turnover spikes and a jump in shooting volume. The host sees him as a solid anchor in head-to-head formats, capable of driving points, assists, and FT% with room for growth in 3s and efficiency.

Cade Cunningham is framed as the central pillar of Detroit's growth, with Jaden Ivy stepping into a complementary scoring role. The Pistons' reshuffle is discussed as an environment built for development, where Cunningham's leadership and Ivy's efficiency could drive a high-pace, high-creation offense.

Cunningham has become a breakout engine in Detroit, delivering All-Star-level production and boosting the Pistons’ ceiling. His high-scoring, playmaking profile supports a robust fantasy floor, with room for additional scoring and distribution growth as Detroit builds around him.

Cade Cunningham sits at the center of the 'what if' conversation about context vs. raw talent. Despite Detroit’s tumultuous years, his ability to generate offense and improve as a creator elevates his dynasty floor. The panel notes his potential to anchor a championship-ready core if the team builds around him and if his supporting cast develops pace and spacing to complement his scoring and playmaking.

Cade Cunningham drove a leap in usage and all-around production, boosting points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks. Turnovers remained a concern, with a 4.4 turnover rate that weighed on NineCat rank, but strong volume and efficiency gains underpin a high ceiling if turnover pressure eases.