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  1. Back to Bryce lol. I agree. I said "Bryce's situation was different because there were genuine concerns about his size." I'm just saying I doubt Tet did this as well like you suggested as there wasn't really a need to.
  2. Weighing more than what? His weight seems to be what was expected aside from a random Huddler on here claiming he has the frame of someone in high school? He didn't magically weigh more.... 6'4" and 219 is still a slim frame but again he is a WR so it doesn't matter as much (see Higgins and London). Bryce's situation was different because there were genuine concerns about his size. @LinvilleGorge already hit the nail on the head. None of the top guys are doing combine workouts and it's not some conspiracy about them adding weight.
  3. He was weighed at the combine at 219 officially. If you are getting that 4.6 number from his pro day he was also measured in the 4.4s by different scouts. Regardless he is the same build and speed currently as Tee and Drake if you want to run with the 4.6.
  4. Tee is the same height and weight. He just has a huge catch radius like TMac. Drake London is 6’4” 216 as well. You can work on beating the press while not getting jacked. Most WRs are huge like XL.
  5. He needs to get jacked like Tee Higgins. Isn’t that his comp? Maybe he can be huge like Justin Jefferson or the great Randy Moss…
  6. They have Hamilton and Starks as their starters so probably just need some depth if anything. If we sign anyone it will be Blackmon or Williams since they have brought them in for visits already. Probably depends on how the group looks in TC.
  7. There should be a lottery to see which team gets to use Mahomes for the year. Just to see how much of a difference a great QB can make.
  8. Played injured most of his rookie year as well. I hope he and TMac can hold down our WR spots for a long time.
  9. TMac has about 3 inches on XL. XL is only 6’1” despite being listed as 6’3” a lot. Combine has XL at 6’1” 221 pounds. TMac came in at over 6’4” and 219 pounds. I know XL is built thicker but we are talking about WRs. JJ isn’t super jacked, Randy Moss was pretty thin. If everything clicks with TMac his ceiling is impossible to cover with his size. TMac is also a little over 2 years younger. I don’t think it’s a plain and simple edge to XL in ceiling.
  10. One is looking at his overall grade and one is looking at separation. https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2025-nfl-draft-highest-graded-fbs-receivers-coverage-scheme#:~:text=5.,missed tackles against man coverage. Has him at 89.1 again. McMillan led the draft class with 34 catches for 508 yards against single coverage in 2024, and Missouri‘s Luther Burden III was the only other FBS receiver in this draft cycle to force double-digit missed tackles against man coverage. McMillan gained 211 yards after the catch (second most), caught three touchdown passes and gained 24 first downs. He secured nine contested targets and recorded 12 explosive gains.
  11. Open rate? His actual PFF grade against man was 89.1 according to the article I showed you. So either teams aren’t pressing him very often (makes sense due to the talent gap between him and most defenders) or he is just schooling them while being “covered” or not open against man defense. I saw Hunter pressing him in their 2023 matchup and it was literally just Hunter holding him to keep up and he got called on it several times.
  12. Just get rid of the stupid lottery. Every fan knows it’s nonsense at this point. We also need to trade away Ball at this point and draft a PG to develop with Miller, Williams, and whatever we get for Ball.
  13. Against man? He put up two statistically great seasons and you are telling me all teams had to do was play man against him? McMillan’s statistical profile has very few gaps when it comes to on-field production. PFF gave him an 85.8 total receiving grade and an 89.1 grade versus man coverage. In particular, McMillan’s success rate versus man coverage should be a big boon for the offense that had a hard time finding options when the opposing defense lined up to play press man. https://sports.yahoo.com/article/tetairoa-mcmillan-team-fit-projections-020248060.html
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