The Cleveland Cavaliers found a backup point guard it the jack-of-all-trades wing Jaylon Tyson.
King James Gospel's Caleb Crowley argues that Jaylon Tyson has unexpectedly emerged as the Cleveland Cavaliers' best solution for their backup point guard vacancy. With previous backups departing and other bench options struggling with inconsistency, Tyson has stepped in to initiate plays and run the offense effectively when primary ball-handlers rest.
Now in his third NBA season, Tyson is averaging 2.8 assists per game off the bench through five games, recording a 19.6 assist percentage. Crowley highlights Tyson's development into a reliable playmaker, physical defender, and versatile role player capable of managing positions one through four.
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