Edwards earns 95 OVR, positioning him as a bursty, high-ceiling scorer with multi-cat appeal. His development—improved playmaking and efficiency—could push his line into top-10 weekly territory. Expect strong 3-point volume, aggressive drive games and solid rebounds for a wings-forward on a rising Timberwolves squad.

Edwards is cited as the Timberwolves standout, and Beasley’s shooting prowess sits behind Edwards in league-wide 3-point context; Edwards’ presence frames Beasley’s ceiling and the Wolves’ ceiling offensively. Edwards remains a premier fantasy cornerstone whose usage shapes Beasley’s potential role and value in a Beasley-free market.

Edwards anchors the Timberwolves offense as the primary scorer and a rising two-way leader. His continued development shapes Minnesota s ceiling in a deep Western Conference, with Finch leveraging Edwards to maximize both transition pace and half-court efficiency. Fantasy managers should monitor his usage, scoring pace, and playmaking growth alongside a strengthening supporting cast.

Edwards is No. 6, highlighted for durability and a production arc that surpassed expectations. His scoring leans heavy on scoring volume and three-point attempts, with growing assists and solid defense. The host notes his durability is a standout in a season where health is a premium, but questions remains about two-point efficiency and turnover management.

Edwards is framed as a blueprint for elite, two-way stardom with explosive scoring growth and a sharper three-point stroke in his early career. His defensive motor and capacity to lift Minnesota even when surrounding pieces shift is highlighted as a key determinant of his dynasty staying power and early MVP-caliber seasons.