Cunningham returns to Detroit fully healthy, posting impressive 26.1 points, 9.1 assists, and 6.1 rebounds last season and is viewed as Pistons’ next-level engine; a high-usage guard whose fantasy value hinges on durability and continued two-way impact.

Cunningham anchors Detroit’s offense and emerging as a franchise centerpiece. His rise to All-NBA-level stature elevates expectations for a supporting cast that can maximize his prime years. The article frames him as the keystone around which a higher-ceiling backcourt could be built, with the potential to push the Pistons into meaningful playoff contention.

Cunningham remains the anchor in Detroit, balancing scoring with playmaking as Ivey scales up. The Pistons’ growth hinges on his ability to steer a developing roster and co-lead with Ivey, delivering consistent fantasy returns across points, assists, and efficiency.

Cunningham lands at 92 OVR, projecting as a versatile guard with scoring and playmaking upside. As Detroit develops, his fantasy profile leans into multi-cat potential—points, assists and rebounds—with room to grow as minutes and confidence rise.

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.