Neto was dropped from the starting lineup and didn't see any minutes off the bench in Sunday's 104-98 loss to the Thunder.

EDGE Analysis

Even after starting each of the Jazz's previous 21 games at point guard, Neto rarely saw the court beyond the beginning portions of each half, as he's only averaging 17.1 minutes on the season. He had seen his usage decline even more significantly prior to Sunday's game, playing a season-low 10 minutes in Friday's loss to the Thunder. Coach Quin Snyder decided to shake things up in the rematch with Oklahoma City, as Alec Burks started at point guard and played 37 minutes, with Trey Burke filling in for 17 minutes off the bench. Unless Snyder has a sudden change of heart or decides he needs more of a defensive-minded presence at point guard, it looks like Neto could be headed for a third-string role.