Isaiah Collier is a guard for the Utah Jazz, operating as one of the team's primary ball-handlers in their rebuild-era rotation. He stands 6'0" and weighs 210 lbs, and he came out of USC before entering the NBA Draft. Exact birthdate and draft year details are not listed here, but his current season workload reflects a young player being given meaningful developmental minutes.
Through 59 games this season, Collier is averaging 11.7 points, 7.2 assists, and 2.5 rebounds in 25.7 minutes per game, with a 49.7% field goal percentage that speaks to efficient shot selection near the basket. His three-point shooting sits at 23.6% and his free-throw rate at 52.3%, both areas that limit his overall offensive ceiling for now. The 1.1 steals per game adds some defensive value. A plus-minus of -7.5 reflects the broader struggles of a rebuilding team rather than individual failure. On a Jazz squad prioritizing player development over wins, Collier is logging real starter-adjacent minutes as the primary playmaker. For prop bettors, the assist line is the most consistent angle given his 7.2 apg and clear usage as a lead initiator. Points props carry more variance due to the low three-point and free-throw percentages. Steals props are worth monitoring given his activity level on that end.
