Tetairoa McMillan

McMillan has looked good in training camp and should be the number one receiver. Expectations are rightly capped for a big season though. 

McMillan could develop into a nice slot/flanker or a power split end, but his ability to separate from the line of scrimmage is a bigger question mark than route compiling analysis may lead you to believe.

Success rates in college may translate often to the league, but there can be false positives. McMillan's lax techniques against man coverage at the line need work. He may need a year before he becomes the 1,000-yard peformer most expect of a first-round receiver. 

He's 6'5" and 212 pounds. He's literally built differently than almost all wide receivers in the NFL. He's plenty athletic for his frame, will dominate target share as a rookie, and has a very good and underrated quarterback throwing to him in Bryce Young. He's a target.