Isaiah Collier

George was rolling during the first half of Friday's game, scoring 27 points. While a combination of improved defending from the Grizzlies and foul trouble conspired to keep the guard scoreless in the third quarter, he would finish with a career-high 39 points. Add in the assists, percentages and low turnover count (three), and this was an excellent night for George. The significant improvement that he's made has lowered Isaiah Collier's fantasy value, but the second-year guard did dish out eight assists in 24 minutes off the bench.

A double-digit scorer in three straight games, Clayton finished Sunday's defeat with career-highs in points and assists. With Keyonte George (8/5/3/0/1) struggling and Isaiah Collier (one assist) only playing six minutes, it was Clayton's show for most of the second half. The rookie guard had an encouraging effort, but it's unlikely to mean much regarding his fantasy value in the short term. However, there may come a time later in the season when the Jazz look to feature Clayton more as the rebuild moves forward.

After matching his season-low with 10 field-goal attempts in Friday's loss to the Thunder, George took 23 shots on Sunday. He's scored 27 points or more in three of his last four, continuing to exceed expectations based upon his Yahoo! ADP (115). George is close to a top-50 player in nine-cat formats, a surprising rise for a player who ended last season as the backup point guard. While Isaiah Collier (10/1/3/1) remains a factor in the rotation, George has done enough to lock down the starting job. The Jazz play three games in Week 6, starting with the Warriors on Monday.