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Cormac Ryan may face a tough path to playing time with the Milwaukee Bucks, but Taylor Jenkins likes what he brings to the table.

Milwaukee Bucks head coach Taylor Jenkins praised guard Cormac Ryan for his relentless competitiveness during training camp and preseason, stating that he believes Ryan can carve out a role this season. The coach highlighted Ryan's defensive effort, full-court pressure, and hustle as standout traits that fit the team's identity heading into the upcoming campaign.
Behind the Buck Pass notes that Ryan faces competition for minutes on a two-way deal due to backcourt depth featuring AJ Green and Gary Trent Jr. Ryan averaged 14.3 points while shooting 52 percent across 11 games last season and added 15 pounds of muscle over the summer.
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