The Utah Jazz aren't asking Darryn Peterson to do the exact thing they asked Donovan Mitchell, but he'll still factor heavily into their playoff aspirations.

Matt John of The J-Notes argues that rookie Darryn Peterson could be the Utah Jazz's most impactful newcomer since Donovan Mitchell. Selected as the No. 2 overall pick, Peterson is projected to serve as Keyonte George's primary backcourt partner and could emerge as a crucial factor in the team's postseason ambitions.
While John notes Peterson will not bear the immediate offensive engine role Mitchell held, his poise and ability to exploit mismatches alongside Lauri Markkanen, George, and Jaren Jackson Jr. could make him an essential contributor. The writer projects Peterson could eventually develop into the franchise's centerpiece.
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