Atlanta Hawks Shooting Guard Depth Chart Ahead of 2019-20 Season

An in-depth look at the Atlanta Hawks depth chart at the shooting guard position.

This offseason brought myriad changes to the Atlanta Hawks roster heading into the 2019-20 season. Not only did the team add three high-level prospects via the 2019 NBA Draft, including two top 10 picks in De’Andre Hunter and Cam Reddish, the team also pulled off multiple trades and signings that left only five holdovers from the team’s roster last season.

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Gone are familiar faces such as Dewayne Dedmon and Kent Bazemore and in are new signings such as Jabari Parker and Brandon Goodwin.

One area where the Hawks have a glut of options is in the backcourt. While we’ve already covered the point guard depth chart for the team, which will surely be monopolized by the ascendant Trae Young, the shooting guard position is a different story.

Though certainly Kevin Huerter should be the utterly entrenched starter with no end in sight for his role as the team’s starting two guard, behind him there are multiple questions about who will take up his mantle when he heads to the bench.

Read on to explore the Atlanta Hawks depth chart for the 2019-20 season at the shooting guard position – starting with the team’s obvious starter then delving into the direct backup, a third-stringer and then various other options for the position.

But first, Red Pepper.