Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan is making the rounds around the NFL ahead of next week’s draft with a total of 11 completed or scheduled visits, per FOX Sports’ Jordan Schultz.
McMillan’s visits with the Cowboys, Patriots, Saints, and Panthers have already been reported, and he also visited the Raiders, Chargers, Browns, and Seahawks. He is set to visit three more teams before the draft commences next Thursday.
McMillan’s busy schedule and in-person invitation to the draft in Green Bay has solidified his status as a projected first-round pick and potentially the first wide receiver off the board. He was described as having “true star-level tools and elite production,” by one league executive (via Schultz).
Those tools are a 6-foot-5, 212-pound frame that gives McMillan an excellent catch radius in contested situations, as well as surprisingly smooth movement skills for his size. The 22-year-old turned that physicality and athleticism into 174 catches on 260 targets for 2,712 receiving yards and 18 touchdowns across the 2023 and 2024 seasons, per Pro Football Focus (subscription required).
All of the teams that McMillan has already visited could use a wide receiver with his potential to contribute in the NFL right away and develop into a long-term WR1. Five of his visits were to teams with top-10 picks, suggesting that his name could be called early on draft night.