From the episode
Jalen McMillan, Bucs wide receiver, down 2.2 spots to 142 overall... Mike Evans is gone. Massive opportunity vacated... I do think Jalen McMillan will open the season in three wide receiver sets... McMillan has already shown he can move the needle at the NFL level.
STACKED’s take
Bucs WR at 142 ADP with Evans gone and three-WR set role
McMillan fell 2.2 spots to 142 overall. With Mike Evans gone (massive opportunity vacated in targets and end zone targets) and Baker Mayfield presumably back healthy, Adam Levitan expects McMillan to open the season in three-wide-receiver sets and sustain that role. New offensive coordinator Zach Robinson favors three-wide-receiver sets (he ran them frequently with the Falcons despite having limited receivers like Darnell Mooney and Ray Ray McLeod). McMillan showed flashes as a rookie with eight touchdowns before breaking his neck in a preseason game and missing most of 2025; he returned late with 2.14 yards per route run on 83 routes. Levitan prefers McMillan at 142 overall over Ted Hurst in the late rounds, noting McMillan has already shown he can move the needle at the NFL level. The core three-wide-receiver set (Emeka Egbuka, Chris Godwin, Jalen McMillan) with Bucky Irving and Kenny Gamewell at running back should be throw-heavy and in plenty of shootouts.
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