ESPN Fantasy Football on Tetairoa McMillan
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McMillan has fallen in ADP throughout the summer, from 36.9 to 43.6...McMillan clearly represents a tier break at the wide receiver position...An increased slot role, which was reported and is now backed up by training camp snaps, will give McMillan more high-percentage targets.
STACKED’s take
McMillan's ADP drop to 43.6 creates tier-break value; slot role and thin WR depth support target share.
McMillan has fallen in ADP throughout the summer from 36.9 to 43.6, now just above Luther Burden III (injured), Davante Adams (33 years old), and Parker Washington. The source views McMillan as representing a tier break at the wide receiver position and constantly scoops him up accordingly. An increased slot role, backed by training camp snaps, will give McMillan more high-percentage targets and inflate his PPR numbers. The August signing of Darren Waller is unlikely to significantly cut into McMillan's end zone target rate. McMillan only had seven receiving touchdowns last season with average red zone metrics (22.2% target per route rate, 62.5% catch rate), but he was fifth in first down plus touchdown rate in the red zone. Increased production is likely in Year 2 as the Panthers find easier looks. WR3 candidates Chris Brazzell II (out for the year) and Xavier Legette (sprained ankle) have thinned the depth behind McMillan, supporting monstrous target share potential.
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