Is it beneficial?
Though it might not be too common, I have seen players on the TL with JR higher than their JS. Whether this is good or not, there are factors, such as:
- Other offensive skills
- Opponent's OD skill level
- Experience of both players
- Shot clock
And I'm sure I'm forgetting a couple more factors. Players with higher JR are traditionally not as desired as players with lower JR, as higher amounts can spike a player's salary. If you run an inside offense, my opinion is to have JR as low, but reasonably useful as possible, so that your guards can hit three pointers from time to time.