Panthers Coach Raves About WR Tetairoa McMillan After Strong Practice
Fresh off a standout rookie season, Panthers WR Tetairoa McMillan is already showing signs of taking another leap in Year 2.
Carolina Panthers coach Dave Canales expressed great enthusiasm about wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan after a strong practice. McMillan, who was drafted as the eighth overall pick last year, demonstrated his prowess and potential during the session. Despite being injured early in the training camp and missing several games, Canales praised McMillan for his growth and development.
He noted that McMillan has gotten bigger and stronger over the offseason, and his ability to get off the line of scrimmage has significantly improved. McMillan's chemistry with quarterback Bryce Young was also highlighted during the practice, as they connected on multiple plays. McMillan, a 6-foot-5, 212-pound wide receiver from Arizona, showcased his skills as one of the best young receivers in the NFL.
His performance could potentially lead to Pro Bowl and All-Pro honors in the upcoming season, especially considering the additional targets now that Chris Brazzell II is sidelined for the year.
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