WR Tetairoa McMillan’s Pro Day

[Randy Jones]

6’4 and 219-pound WR Tetairoa McMillan running a 4.48 40-yard dash at Arizona's pro day:

 

[SigFreudianSlip]

Impressive if that can be trusted.

I love the player and he fits what we need at that position imo. I’d love the pick no matter the 40 time.

As another poster stated, more worried about how they play in pads. Game speed.
I’d rather he be more Jerry Rice than Darrius Heyward-Bey.

 

[jesusfish]

Did he do a 3 cone? Curious about some of the agility numbers.

 

[WhoDat?DrewDat]

Throw away any pro day 40.

They are completely inaccurate and useless.

 

[BELOWSEALEVEL]

RAS 9.72

 

[meily]

Impressive if that can be trusted.

I love the player and he fits what we need at that position imo. I’d love the pick no matter the 40 time.

As another poster stated, more worried about how they play in pads. Game speed.
I’d rather he be more Jerry Rice than Darrius Heyward-Bey.

Olave, Cooks, Shaheed, Means and McMillan is not a bad unit.

 

[SigFreudianSlip]

Olave, Cooks, Shaheed, Means and McMillan is not a bad unit.

Agreed. I’m still super hopeful for Means as well. Huge Shaheed fan too from the jump.

 

[SweetT]

Olave, Cooks, Shaheed, Means and McMillan is not a bad unit.

 

[jboss]

This took place a few days ago. Hand times ranged from 4.48 to 4.54. Takeaway I'd say is he's a 4.5ish guy. Pretty good speed for a guy his size. I can't imagine this raises or lowers his draft stock, probably still in the top 10 range.

 

[tmorrison]

Would love him at #9. A player with his size and one on one ability completely opens up our offense.

 

[Treybad]

Olave, Cooks, Shaheed, Means and McMillan is not a bad unit.

Find a QB and we set ya think?

 

[texasjefe]

Tet at 9 if he's there. Everything else is noise.

I do believe there are alot of the DIY youtubers/podcasters spinning shirt to downrate him, so he falls to their team.

 

[Snakehead]

This article does him no favors, but it's accurate and puts it all out there. 33rd Team puts out a lot of good content.

Tetairoa McMillan is one of the most misunderstood prospects in the 2025 Draft class. He’s viewed as a physical X-receiver who can dominate press on the boundary, but can’t separate from man coverage. In reality, he struggles against press and doesn’t always play to his size, but he’s an underrated separator when given space to operate.

Why Tetairoa McMillan Isn’t the Receiver You Think He Is

Tetairoa McMillan is often mislabeled as a prototypical X-receiver in the 2025 NFL Draft. This deep-dive scouting report breaks down his strengths, weaknesses, and why he’s best suited for a Z or big slot role at the next level.

www.the33rdteam.com

 

[StudioSaint]

Tet at 9 if he's there. Everything else is noise.

I do believe there are alot of the DIY youtubers/podcasters spinning shirt to downrate him, so he falls to their team.

Fortunately for McMillian, teams don't really pay attention to that noise.

 

[StudioSaint]

This article does him no favors, but it's accurate and puts it all out there. 33rd Team puts out a lot of good content.

Why Tetairoa McMillan Isn’t the Receiver You Think He Is

Tetairoa McMillan is often mislabeled as a prototypical X-receiver in the 2025 NFL Draft. This deep-dive scouting report breaks down his strengths, weaknesses, and why he’s best suited for a Z or big slot role at the next level.

www.the33rdteam.com

His highlight video that I've seen lines up with this evaluation. I think I remember one of Moore's strengths is being able to scheme players into space, so what he's good at might be a good fit for Moore.