The New York Knicks could not have been satisfied with their 2021-22 NBA season. After advancing to the playoffs the year before, they didn’t even make the play-in tournament.

There’s plenty of blame to go around. Julius Randle’s three-point efficiency took a nosedive. Without being a credible threat to shoot, the rest of his game suffered as well.

With their best player struggling, the Knicks couldn’t muster up a second consecutive winning season.

Randle shouldn’t shoulder all of the blame. The Knicks had issues with roster construction as well. In particular, they could have used more depth at the point guard spot.

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Derrick Rose is solid, but at 33 and with his injury history, he’s not equipped to man the position alone. Immanuel Quickley is talented, but he’s also 21 and a scorer in a point guard’s body. Alec Burks has never been a point guard, whether the Knicks try to make him one again or not.

The New York Knicks will likely look for an upgrade at the position this summer. Here are the best and worst options for them to consider.