ESPN Fantasy Football on Tetairoa McMillan
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Volume carried McMillan in his inaugural campaign and figures to contribute to his success again as a sophomore. Recording the fifth-highest target share (25%) by a rookie in the past decade...McMillan averaged 7.2 looks per game in 2025...wide receivers who drew at least seven looks also averaged 18.8 fantasy points per game versus Chicago's defense last season...McMillan figures to flirt with 15 fantasy points in the opener.
STACKED’s take
McMillan's target share and Chicago's weak secondary support a 15-point projection in Week 1.
Volume carried McMillan in his inaugural campaign and figures to contribute to his success again as a sophomore. He recorded the fifth-highest target share (25%) by a rookie in the past decade, behind only Malik Nabers, Drake London, Puka Nacua and Justin Jefferson, averaging 7.2 looks per game in 2025. Wide receivers who drew at least seven looks averaged 18.8 fantasy points per game versus Chicago's defense last season. The Bears' secondary enters 2026 ranked in the middle of the pack despite excelling at forcing turnovers in 2025. The tight 3-point spread and projected game total of 45.5 points align with this defensive outlook. McMillan averaged 15.6 fantasy points per contest when the total skied above 45 points. Factoring in the 23-year-old's big-play upside—highlighted by a 20-plus-yard catch in eight of his final nine games to close last year—and Bryce Young's growth, McMillan figures to flirt with 15 fantasy points in the opener.
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