Vucevic's career has been the epitome of consistency, and that hasn't changed during his time in Chicago. The big man has averaged at least 17 points, 10 rebounds, three assists and 1.5 stocks in seven consecutive campaigns, appeared in at least 70 regular-season games in five straight seasons and finished as a top-40 player in eight-category leagues in each season as a Bull. While the overall production has been consistent, there are parts of Vucevic's game that have waned. Notably, he struggled from deep in 2023-24, shooting 29.4 percent, his lowest mark since adding a three-point shot to his arsenal in 2016-17. However, there was a major bounceback in 2024-25. Vucevic shot over 40 percent from beyond the arc for only the second time in his career while attempting at least four shots per game from long range for a fourth straight year. While Josh Giddey hasn't been signed yet, the expectation is that the Bulls will start 2025-26 with essentially the same rotation that ended 2024-25, save for swapping Isaac Okoro for Lonzo Ball. That group, led by Vucevic, Giddey, Coby White and Matas Buzelis, started to click toward the end of last season, but the Bulls once again lost in the Play-In Tournament. Internal development from the young core, plus the veteran consistency of Vucevic, could mean more team success for the Bulls. However, it's hard to envision Vucevic taking another step forward in fantasy.
