Areas Of Concern
Poor Shooting From Everywhere
The biggest area in which Peat must improve is his ability to shoot. To be fair, Peat has demonstrated solid shot-making from the midrange. However, he isn’t a good shooter overall, especially from 3-point range. His shooting form looks extremely clunky, and he’ll need to rework his mechanics. Bearing that in mind, Peat will need to develop a functional shot to raise his ceiling. In fact, not only does his outside shooting need work, he also needs to improve from the free-throw line.
Limited Scoring Diversity
Another aspect of Peat’s offense that needs improvement is his overall scoring diversity, expanding his offensive game rather than just using his brute strength to overpower everyone. In the league, Peat won’t consistently be the biggest or strongest player on the floor. He has to add other dimensions to his game just in case his typical approach is countered.
Not The Quickest Or Most Explosive
While Peat is physically built and tall, he isn’t the quickest or the most explosive. When he is going to score at the rim, he isn’t the type to blow by opponents using speed or explosiveness. That’s not to say that Peat isn’t quick or explosive, as he has shown that he is capable of such feats. He’s even a real lob threat. Nevertheless, he is more reliant on strength as a core part of his game.
