Per FanDuel, the Celtics have a 49.5 over/under on their win total. That's higher than everyone in the East except the Knicks (51.5) and the 76ers (50.5), and tied with the Pistons.

Does that seem high to anyone else? We still don't know if Tatum will be the same player he was before the injury, Paul George is a major downgrade from Jaylen Brown, the frontcourt is heavily relying on Mitchell Robinson's health and another good year of Neemias Queta and there's really not that much guard depth. Are these valid concerns, or is the regular season wins machine going to keep rolling?

For fans still irate that the Celtics not only traded Jaylen Brown, but dealt him to the Atlantic Division-rival 76ers, consider what 36-year-old Paul George did in that series when matched up against the former Celtics guard.

George, who will don No. 13 now for the Celtics following the offseason blockbuster trade, averaged 17.4 points per game over the final three games of the series -- all 76ers wins as they rallied past No. 2 Boston for the first-round victory. Not only that, but George shot 47.5 percent from the floor (19 of 40) and 52.1 percent from 3-point range (12 of 23) over the final three games of the series.

If you were in charge of the Celtics, which would you rather have?

Do you think there is any truth to the Steph Curry to Boston rumors?

Last season, the Celtics were so much better with him. They played like a 64-win team when he was on the floor- and a 49-win team without him..  (It's still early) but they're on a 68-win track with him in, according to Cleaning the Glass. 

The offense just clicks when he's on.

The 2025-26 NBA season starts on Tuesday night, and the Boston Celtics get rolling on Wednesday against the Sixers. The over/under wins totals for all 30 teams are out. What do you think about the Celtics number?

Please share your thoughts in the comments.

I mean...bro.