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#2 Terry Rozier
After having a terrific season last year and earning the nickname 'Scary Terry', everyone expected Rozier to come back stronger this year but he has not been impressive so far this season. He has been very unreliable for the Celtics and is definitely not looking like the kind of backup PG everyone thought he would be for Irving.
This month, he has struggled in a way no one expected him to and shot at a very poor 34.5 percent from the field, including 33.3 % from long range. His highest scoring game this season was against the Utah Jazz on the road. He scored 22 in Utah but the Celtics went on to lose the game.
He has been scoring in single-digits, for the most part, this season and for the Celtics to make any noise in the post-season, they need him to perform better. Rozier is averaging 7.9 points per game this season.
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