McMillan's college career was about as good as it gets, starting with a 702-yard, eight-TD showing in 2022 as a true freshman at Arizona. He then put up 90-1,402-10 in 2023 and 84-1,319-8 in 2024, maintaining his massive production last season even as the rest of the Wildcats offense fell off a cliff (no other player had more than 323 receiving yards or three receiving TDs). The stats and film are good enough to project McMillan as a top-15 pick, albeit not quite at the level of 2024 standout prospects Malik Nabers and Marvin Harrison. Turning 22 in April, McMillan will soon be one of the NFL's largest wide receivers, having measured in at 6-foot-4 1/4 and 219 pounds at the 2025 Combine. He didn't work out at the combine, instead waiting until his pro day, where reports put his 40-yard dash at between 4.48 and 4.55 seconds. That's below average for a WR in general, but above average for a receiver his size, and it didn't dissuade the Panthers from drafting McMillan eighth overall. It's a favorable landing spot to earn immediate playing time, with incumbent starters Adam Thielen, Xavier Legette and Jalen Coker having combined for 1,590 receiving yards last year. The biggest question, apart from McMillan needing to prove himself at the next level, is whether Bryce Young's improvement late last season will continue into 2025 and give Carolina decent QB play for the first time in years.

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