T.J. Ford arrived to Toronto and was essentially given a second chance to be a starting Point Guard.  Eventually, he would share that role with Jose Calderon, but Ford would still have a good stint as a Raptor.  Ford averaged 13.2 Points per Game in Toronto and has his best distribution numbers as a Raptor with a 7.2 Assist per Game Average while playing north of the border.  Notably, T.J. Ford had a PER of 20.3 in his 2007-08 campaign.

A member of the North Carolina Tar Heels 2009 Championship Team, Ed Davis was drafted 13th Overall in 2010.  He would put his big frame to use and working the glass.  While he was not used often as a starter, he was always putting up good offensive ratings when he played for the Raptors.

Andrea Bargnani was not a success as a number one pick.  We all know that right?  However, let’s look at the positive first:

Known as the “Junkyard Dog” Jerome Williams was one of the most popular players that the Toronto Raptors ever had.  Williams was a tenacious player who always gave everything he had on every play.  His best season in the NBA was as a Toronto Raptor where in 2002-03 he averaged 9.7 Points and 9.2 Rebounds per Game.