Watch. Jalen Wilson is playing 28.4 minutes a game over his last 5, against a 15.9 season average.
That is a clear minutes signal, one of the strongest kind, fired over a 5-game window. His last-10 minutes sit at 23.9, already well above his season number, and the trend line is still climbing given the last-5 mark.
The production has followed the role. He is at 20.3 FPG over his last 10 games, up 9.4 FPG from his season average of 10.9. That last-10 number is more than double his season line in points per game (6.4 ppg) and rebounds have shown up too, including an 8-rebound game in the sample.
He is only 19% rostered and ranks 375th in FPG for the season, so he is sitting in the vast majority of leagues. That gap between roster percentage and recent production is exactly what makes him worth a look right now.
The risk here is sample size: five games is not a lot to build a role change on, and any shift in Atlanta's frontcourt rotation could pull the minutes back down fast.