Markelle Fultz 2K Ratings and Gameplay
Markelle Fultz is a point guard for the Orlando Magic whose 2K ratings reflect his real NBA performance. His 2K25 rating sits at 69 overall with a 65 speed and 63 three-point rating, matching his limited shooting role and defensive focus on the court according to Forbes. His 2K24 rating was 67 overall, and his 2K23 rating was 66 overall, showing a slight dip as his role shifted from primary ball-handler to off-ball specialist per Forbes.
In 2K gameplay, Fultz is built as a high-energy playmaker with strong driving ability and weak perimeter shooting. His badge set emphasizes rim pressure, defensive hustle, and pick-and-roll creation, mirroring his real-game tendencies. Players targeting a high-motor floor general in MyTeam or MyCareer modes often use him for his defensive impact and transition play rather than his shooting consistency.
Markelle Fultz Career Stats and Contract
Fultz was selected first overall in the 2017 NBA Draft by the Philadelphia 76ers after playing one college season at Washington. His career averages through the 2023-24 season are 7.2 points, 3.0 rebounds, and 3.8 assists per game across six NBA seasons per Basketball Reference. His shooting splits have improved from a rookie slump to a more efficient role player, with his three-point percentage climbing above 35 percent in recent seasons.
On July 7, 2021, Fultz signed a four-year, 115 million dollar contract extension with the Orlando Magic, with a player option for the final season per Spotrac. The deal includes a 2024-25 salary of 30 million dollars, with a partial guarantee structure that ties future earnings to playing time and performance incentives. His cap hit remains among the higher values for backup guards in the league.
Markelle Fultz in the 2K Franchise Timeline
Fultz first appeared in NBA 2K18, where his base rating was 64 overall, reflecting his rookie status and shooting struggles. His 2K presence expanded in NBA 2K19 with a 70 overall rating, a 69 three-point attribute, and a signature shooting animation tied to his in-game shooting form per IGN. The franchise has consistently updated his badges and ratings to mirror his evolving role as a defense-first guard.
In NBA 2K23 and NBA 2K24, Fultz received updated green badges for interior defense and rim protection, reflecting his improved physicality. His 2K25 build emphasizes a 6-foot-4 height, 205-pound weight, and a point guard frame, with a green diamond on his defensive quickness attribute. The latest 2K roster update confirms his position as a shooting guard/point guard hybrid with a blue diamond in the defensive hustle badge.