Jordan Reid
#Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan (6-5, 210)
Tall, long striding target. A+ range and body control. Some similarities to Drake London coming out of USC.
Nice post. Personally I would draft one of the top RBs at 1.02 in a dynasty league. I expect Burden will go 1.01 as of today, but that could change.I started off absolutely loving this guy, and maybe I still do. The NFL stock exchange pod pointed out how atrocious his separation numbers are. That's very very very concerning. They glossed over it a little, but look at high profile bust WR over the past few years. QJ, Treylon, Harry. You can even add some guys that we want to be difference makers, but pretty clearly aren't (but are fine fantasy WR) like Drake London. None were good at getting separation. They could out muscle/out jump/out athlete dudes that will go pro in something other than sports, and then they were YAC monsters. That doesn't always translate to big and strong and fast and freak athlete and on every PED you can think of NFL defenses.
Odunze had a similar, but not the same, knock on him last year. He was the opposite. Bad at contested catches. Then he became elite at that. I'll bet you that Tet ends up on my dynasty team, but I'm well and truly freaked out about it. Love the dude. Love the highlights. Love that he stuck it out with his high school buddies at AZ. Would LOVE if he showed some separation this year.
Edit: just saw he was compared to London earlier in the thread in a linked article. Didn’t do that intentionally. I see that as a big negative, not a positive.
Burden is still my WR1, but RBs may dominate the early half of Round 1 in fantasy drafts next season. Many things can (and will) change in the course of a season, but that appears where we are headed right now.Nice post. Personally I would draft one of the top RBs at 1.02 in a dynasty league. I expect Burden will go 1.01 as of today, but that could change.I started off absolutely loving this guy, and maybe I still do. The NFL stock exchange pod pointed out how atrocious his separation numbers are. That's very very very concerning. They glossed over it a little, but look at high profile bust WR over the past few years. QJ, Treylon, Harry. You can even add some guys that we want to be difference makers, but pretty clearly aren't (but are fine fantasy WR) like Drake London. None were good at getting separation. They could out muscle/out jump/out athlete dudes that will go pro in something other than sports, and then they were YAC monsters. That doesn't always translate to big and strong and fast and freak athlete and on every PED you can think of NFL defenses.
Odunze had a similar, but not the same, knock on him last year. He was the opposite. Bad at contested catches. Then he became elite at that. I'll bet you that Tet ends up on my dynasty team, but I'm well and truly freaked out about it. Love the dude. Love the highlights. Love that he stuck it out with his high school buddies at AZ. Would LOVE if he showed some separation this year.
Edit: just saw he was compared to London earlier in the thread in a linked article. Didn’t do that intentionally. I see that as a big negative, not a positive.
Never draft out of need in either DEVY or Dynasty. Trade for need.I have my 1 round devy draft next month and I have the 1.1 and 1.2 picks. He's on my list mainly because of rbs and committees.
Wow. I’m sad, no shares in my DEVY leagues.6 receptions
208 yards
3 TDs
With 2:00 to go.
IN THE FIRST HALF.
Haven’t ever watched much Arizona ball, but they are now in the big 12 so here I am watching this great player. Just got targeted in the endzone again for a near long one. Should be a fun second half.
Jeepers. Another sick toe tapping catch.Wow. I’m sad, no shares in my DEVY leagues.6 receptions
208 yards
3 TDs
With 2:00 to go.
IN THE FIRST HALF.
Haven’t ever watched much Arizona ball, but they are now in the big 12 so here I am watching this great player. Just got targeted in the endzone again for a near long one. Should be a fun second half.
Ray G
Tetairoa McMillan
5 Catches 199 yards 3TDs 4:21 left in the 2nd Q. WR1 #2025NFLDraft
40 yard TDJeepers. Another sick toe tapping catch.Wow. I’m sad, no shares in my DEVY leagues.6 receptions
208 yards
3 TDs
With 2:00 to go.
IN THE FIRST HALF.
Haven’t ever watched much Arizona ball, but they are now in the big 12 so here I am watching this great player. Just got targeted in the endzone again for a near long one. Should be a fun second half.
Watching him. He’s got size and speed and hands.
His 3rd touchdown was an easy little slant and he just turned on the burners and made mere mortals out of three defenders.
Great in theory, but not always in reality. Some leagues just dont trade much. I havent gotten a trade offer in about 3 years! I make more offers and trades than the rest of the league combined and it is still hard to make a trade.Never draft out of need in either DEVY or Dynasty. Trade for need.I have my 1 round devy draft next month and I have the 1.1 and 1.2 picks. He's on my list mainly because of rbs and committees.
Dane Brugler
Tetairoa McMillan is long and rangy, but is also more spry and agile than most his size. He's so good snatching the ball away from his body.
T-Mac started the year WR1 for me and last night (10/304/4) showed why.
OptaSTATS
Tetairoa McMillan of @ArizonaFBall is the first player in FBS history to have a game with:
10+ receptions
300+ receiving yards
30.0+ yards per reception
4+ receiving TD
Christian Williams
That Tetairoa McMillan clip going around is so much better with the all-22.
He settles in the first window before the instincts and QB chemistry take over. Really impressive stuff from Noah Fifita here, too.
True. Rule 1 is know your league. In my devy league there isn’t much trading and I because of it I lean wr. Also, maybe send more offers out. I just traded Edbuka for a 2026 first.Great in theory, but not always in reality. Some leagues just dont trade much. I havent gotten a trade offer in about 3 years! I make more offers and trades than the rest of the league combined and it is still hard to make a trade.Never draft out of need in either DEVY or Dynasty. Trade for need.I have my 1 round devy draft next month and I have the 1.1 and 1.2 picks. He's on my list mainly because of rbs and committees.
My devy league is like this. Nearly impossible to trade for a top 15 WR. I just traded Egbuka for a 2026 devy 1st. Most rankings still have Egbuka rated high and I’m not a believer.Great in theory, but not always in reality. Some leagues just dont trade much. I havent gotten a trade offer in about 3 years! I make more offers and trades than the rest of the league combined and it is still hard to make a trade.Never draft out of need in either DEVY or Dynasty. Trade for need.I have my 1 round devy draft next month and I have the 1.1 and 1.2 picks. He's on my list mainly because of rbs and committees.
Elite Drafters
Tetairoa McMillan with a strong overall game tonight.
At 6’4 210 he is an elite alpha WR. Showcasing himself as a complete WR1, here are his first half plays.
Tetairoa McMillan
138 yards, 11 catches
Elite hands on full display with this one handed grab ruled out of bounds. Tet is dominant when it comes to contested catches and win rate.
PFF College
Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan vs West Virginia:
10 REC
202 YDS
1 TD
London feels closer to his floor in my opinion. I wouldn't blink an eye if McMillian went #1 overall, but I also am not blown away by this QB class, and actually like Milroe the most of them.Common comparison is Drake London.
Could be in NE's strike zone somewhere in the top 10.
London feels closer to his floor in my opinion. I wouldn't blink an eye if McMillian went #1 overall, but I also am not blown away by this QB class, and actually like Milroe the most of them.Common comparison is Drake London.
Could be in NE's strike zone somewhere in the top 10.
I could see Brandon Marshall (without the character concerns) as a comp for McMillian.
Jordan Reid
#Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan is declaring for the 2025 NFL Draft, he announced. A possibility to be the first pure receiver drafted off of the board.
Elite Drafters
Tetairoa McMillan is trending to be the no. 1 WR for the 2025 class with a great floor.
Tet's final grade is an 88.80 overall grade.
This is good for "Elite" Tier.
Since 2018 only 13 WRs have graded out in the 88th percentile or higher in my model. Currently there is a 92.3% hit rate for those WRs to finish as top-24.
NFL Draft Files
Tetairoa McMillan is an absolute freak of an athlete.
He’s received comps to Drake London, Mike Evans, and Mike Williams…
But I’d argue he’s the most fluid mover of all these monster receivers.
Let’s not overthink this. Top 15 pick.
George Wrighster
Tetairoa McMillan is the 2025 version of Mike Evans
@DraftAnalyst365
Tetairoa McMillan is either WR1 or WR2 on most draft boards. At 6’5”, 210 lbs, he’s incredibly fluid with an elite catch radius that helps erase QB inaccuracy. The Mike Evans comparison makes a lot of sense. #NFLDraft
Dan Mader
Tetairoa McMillan
Data provided by @PFF
A standout junior wide receiver, boasting impressive physical attributes at 6'5" and 212 pounds. At 21.8 years old, he has already made a significant mark on the field with a remarkable ability to excel in deep plays, ranking 21st in Deep Yards with 472 yards. His prowess in contested catches is noteworthy, as he ranks 7th, highlighting his strong hands and knack for making plays in tight coverage. McMillan's combination of size and physicality allows him to break tackles effectively, placing him 2nd in Missed Tackles Forced with 29.
While his average depth of target sits at 13.7 yards (T-127th), he has demonstrated his capabilities as a true X perimeter WR, capable of making big plays downfield. He shows good route-running skills, with the ability to break free from press coverage, though he occasionally struggles with focus, leading to 7 drops due to taking his eyes off the ball before securing the catch.
Although he may not be the most versatile receiver for inside and outside roles, McMillan's unique attributes and play style draw a compelling comparison to AJ Green, making him a formidable threat on the field. His yards per route run sits at 2.87, solidifying his impact and ability to deliver when it counts.
Marcus Whitman
- Rare movement skills at his size
- ELITE of ELITE Ball Skills
- Excellent, smart, physical Route Runner
- Underrated RAC Threat
- Production & High Character Boxes Checked
Tet McMillan is just a SPECIAL player. I honestly think he's being underrated right now. Genuinely see a lot of Justin Jefferson in his game, though I know that's not a popular comp to use with him.
I'm going with AJ Green as my final comp on Tet because the Justin Jefferson comp is always gonna be a reach when he's 4 inches taller and not as explosive. But I do think the length, the ball skills, the run after catch, and the areas of the field they will dominate in the pros are similar and I think Tet can be an elite WR in the pros so I'm not backing off of what I said.
And just the way they move. Long striders who somehow have lightning quick feet.
Man. AJ Green? It seems like folks have forgotten how special he was.Marcus Whitman
- Rare movement skills at his size
- ELITE of ELITE Ball Skills
- Excellent, smart, physical Route Runner
- Underrated RAC Threat
- Production & High Character Boxes Checked
Tet McMillan is just a SPECIAL player. I honestly think he's being underrated right now. Genuinely see a lot of Justin Jefferson in his game, though I know that's not a popular comp to use with him.x.com
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I'm going with AJ Green as my final comp on Tet because the Justin Jefferson comp is always gonna be a reach when he's 4 inches taller and not as explosive. But I do think the length, the ball skills, the run after catch, and the areas of the field they will dominate in the pros are similar and I think Tet can be an elite WR in the pros so I'm not backing off of what I said.x.com
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And just the way they move. Long striders who somehow have lightning quick feet.x.com
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