Grimes is part of the guard pool that supports Maxey and McCain, offering defensive versatility and potential outside shooting to balance the rotation.

Grimes took a one-year, $8.7M qualifying offer, anchoring his Sixers role while keeping free agency in relief for 2026. His cap footprint is pivotal in the apron math and he remains a swingman with potential yield if usage climbs.

Grimes elected a one-year, $8.7M qualifying offer with a no-trade clause, betting on a richer market next summer. His strong prior season keeps his upside intact while Philly’s cap constraints loom large.

Grimes stayed with Philadelphia on a one-year, $8.7M qualifying offer after a deadline-day swap that sent Caleb Martin and a 2025 second-round pick to Dallas in exchange for Grimes. His 21.9 PPG, 5.2 RPG, 4.5 APG across 28 games showcased his burst and playmaking, boosting his fantasy ceiling if he earns a larger role next season.

Grimes re-signs with the 76ers on a one-year qualifying offer, retaining Bird rights and trade veto power for 2025-26. His late-season explosion after a February trade from Dallas signals continued offensive upside, but the market next summer remains robust as Philly weighs injuries to Embiid and George and drafts depth with VJ Edgecombe.