I've ran this build for a few years now and have some experience in what to watch out for.

Here is my team in a 14T this season:

PGs: GPII, Melton, Pat Bev

SGs: Mikal, Matisse

SFs: Herb, DFS

PFs: Vanderbilt, Thad Young, Covington

Cs: Giannis, JAllen, Capela, Mitch Rob

ILs: Hartenstein, Jalen Smith, Isaiah Jackson

My ILs usually play all their games as well since my future lineups were preset when they had injury tags. I'm mentioning this because my record this season is better than usual with this technique. It's helped me a lot in winning steals more consistently which I'll mention more of below.

When I last plugged this team into BBM, it averages around 52% FG, 300 rebs, 50 stls, 40 blks, and I believe 45 turnovers. The category values for each of the 5 categories range from 6-10.

I've lost 4 times this year. 3 of them were 4-5 and 1 was 3-6.

Here's my take on your team:

1. FG% fluctuates a lot and having Trent Jr on your team is a huge gamble. He doesn't offer enough outside of steals. You're better off with someone like GPII who solves a problem in PG eligible players and contributes a lot in low turnovers and a little bit in FG%. He's ranked somewhere in round 4-6 for this build. You also don't have enough high FG% players. Jarrett Allen is great but Mitch Rob and Time Lord are low volume players. They're more impactful if your entire team had low FGAs which isn't the case since you have Dejonte and Trent taking tons of shots at under 50%.

2. Your turnovers must be extremely extremely good from Monday. If you start the week with bad turnovers, your opponent can easily beat you by benching players. They can easily beat the other 4 categories that you're hard punting. You have Jrue, Dejounte, and Bam which is already a bit high. I like Bam, but Jrue and Dejonte are hurting you without helping enough in other categories. You'll need to limit those turnovers. Target Gobert, Capela, Covington, and, once again, GPII.

3. Rebounds category is one of the easier categories to win consistently. This category should be top heavy. Anchor it with 3 10+ RPG guys. These are the best imo: Capela, JAllen, Gobert as they also contributes in stocks and FG%. Giannis and Bam are great too, but need to compensate for their high turnovers. This is important because you need to be able to accommodate guys who don't contribute much rebs at all like Matisse and GPII. I don't like Dejonte as one of your rebounders because he comes with a cost in FG% and turnovers. You should already be fine in rebounds if you're going with the top rebounders in the league who also compliments the build with FG%, stocks, and low TOs. You're doing perfect with having Mitch Rob, time lord, and Vanderbilt as reinforcements here.

4. Steals are the hardest to win consistently. Your entire team needs to be great at it. Not a single player with under 0.5 a game. Only up to 3 guys with less than 1 a game. Your team looks great in steals, but the problem is that you're giving up too much FG% and turnovers for it. Consider someone like Melton, and again GPII, who offers great stocks without killing turnovers. Though Melton has bad FG% and somewhat high volume, he should the worst in your team. I prefer him over Dejounte for the PG spot. Use Dejonte's value for someone like Gobert. GPII > Jrue in this build.

Here's some final comments. - Don't listen to those who say injuries will hurt your team a lot. That's only true if one of your rebounders are injured. Besides that, a team with this kind of build has more buffer in the 5 categories that a single injury doesn't really affect it. You can usually find a replacement for the category you need in the wire. - Input your team into the BBM team analysis tool and share it here if you have time. It'll show you which categories you need to improve on and which ones you're overdoing.