The Memphis Grizzlies do not appear to have a point guard problem.

While some wondered how the Grizzlies would move forward from the Ja Morant era, not enough may have noticed what Ty Jerome did after he finally returned from injury in his first season in Memphis. And that's understandable, considering that by the time he was back, the Grizzlies were well into tanking territory, cycling through players who weren't even part of the future.

But what Jerome was doing was scoring, and scoring, and scoring -- and that hasn't stopped. Through the first three games of the 2026-27 season, he's averaging 34.7 points in 31.7 minutes per game coming into Monday night's game with Utah, making him the league's leading scorer.

And now he will get some hardware to go with a 3-0 Grizzlies start: Jerome was named the Western Conference Player of the Week.…