Harris is portrayed as a high-floor veteran who anchors Detroit’s late-board strategy, providing stability and a reliable scoring baseline in a draft where upside is the primary currency.

Harris returns to Detroit as a seasoned veteran, ready to mentor a young core and stabilize the rotation with versatile two-way play and steady scoring as a leader on and off the floor.

Harris is named as part of the trade package, offering veteran pedigree and floor-stretching potential. The trade would leverage his contract and leadership but would reduce internal veteran presence while trying to unlock a higher ceiling with Herro/Jovic pairing.

Tobias Harris offers a steady, well-rounded fantasy floor: points, rebounds, assists, and solid percentages. In the Pistons’ build, he anchors reliability, making him a strong eight- to ninth-round target with multi-category contributions and efficient scoring.

Harris, a veteran scorer, would be part of the potential trade cost; losing him would remove a reliable wing scorer, increasing pressure on the rookies while testing Detroit’s depth and defensive identity.