FantasyPros Articles on Tetairoa McMillan
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A second-year jump from 1,014 yards to something approaching 1,200-1,300 yards would put him firmly into the elite dynasty wide receiver conversation. With Chris Brazzell lost to injury and Xavier Legette the next-best pass-catching option, I think the sky is the limit for McMillan in 2026.
STACKED’s take
McMillan's 1,014-yard rookie season sets up 1,200–1,300-yard projection; elite dynasty upside.
McMillan established himself as Carolina's No. 1 receiver as a rookie, starting all 17 games and catching 70 passes for 1,014 yards and seven touchdowns with a 14.5 yards per reception average. He recorded 17 catches of at least 20 yards and 55 first-down receptions. The source projects a second-year jump to 1,200–1,300 yards would place him in elite dynasty wide receiver conversation. With Chris Brazzell lost to injury and Xavier Legette as the next-best pass-catching option, the source believes the sky is the limit for McMillan in 2026, especially if Bryce Young continues to improve. His Offensive Rookie of the Year honors should not signal his dynasty price has reached its ceiling.
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