Since the general consensus seems to be that the comission will draw some form of a soft R gerrymander that will at least somewhat keep COIs and what not, here is a map I drew.
To be honest, this seems to me almost more like an R dummymander or a barely R tilting map than a full on gerrymander but whatever.
https://davesredistricting.org/join/2ed75d67-e5d1-416d-b423-9002d7333a84Phoenix inset:
AZ-01: Trump+6, Sinema+0, R+6 (23% Native by CVAP)
AZ-02: Trump+3, McSally+1, R+4
AZ-03: Clinton+32, Sinema+33, D+13 (49% Hispanic by CVAP)
AZ-04: Trump+18, McSally+10, R+11
AZ-05: Trump+23, McSally+15, R+14
AZ-06: Trump+17, McSally+8, R+12
AZ-07: Clinton+42, Sinema+47, D+19
AZ-08: Trump+25, McSally+19, R+16
AZ-09: Trump+1, Sinema+7, R+5
AZ-10: Clinton+20, Sinema+27, D+7
So basically, in theory the intent of this map is to have 4 Safe R (4, 5, 6,
, 3 Safe D (3, 7, 10), 1 Lean D (9) and 2 R leaning tossups (1 and 2).
To be honest, since 9 is heavily trending D, this can be seen more as a fair map (in terms of partisanship at least, probably not in terms of COIs and what not) than anything else.