Tetairoa McMillan runs a 4.48-4.55 at Pro Day

[imahobgoblin]

Taking him at 10-14 would be OK but 4 is just not the right value

And this is where he has been all along. It doesn't change because of 40 time.

 

[TommyD4207]

Tetairoa McMillan needs to be back in serious consideration for the Patriots. He’s got enormous potential as a WR1 for Drake Maye running like that at his size.

lol. 4.48 is what everyone but Pop Douglas runs.

 

[TommyD4207]

I need do See, change of direction and agility
But he just moved the needle.

Devante Parker ran a 4.45. Does it?

 

[TommyD4207]

At the time the convo was that 4.5 was just inherently slow no matter what. But whatever

We're talking about a pro day 40, not a combine 40, btw. There's a reason he didn't run at the combine.

 

[patsfanfromoversea]

We're talking about a pro day 40, not a combine 40, btw. There's a reason he didn't run at the combine.

Some scouts had him 4,5+ so i would recommend to not get hang up on 4.48

 

[TommyD4207]

Some scouts had him 4,5+ so i would recommend to not get hang up on 4.48

Yes, at a pro day no less.

 

[Lansdowne]

Taking him at 10-14 would be OK but 4 is just not the right value

Technically anyone taken at 4 (other than Carter or Hunter) is a reach

Tetairoa McMillan: separation concerns
Will Campbell: wingspan is shorter than his height, profiles as an NFL LG more than an NFL LT
Mason Graham: weighed in much less than expected, undersized for DT in a class deep at that position
Armand Membou: physical profile is that of a RT which he played exclusively in college, raw physical gifts, poor technique, needs time to develop
Ashton Jeanty: RB's have short shelf lives and are poor bets this early unless generational, RB deep class, may struggle behind this OL
Tyler Warren: only TE to ever go #4 was Kyle Pitts, not a priority with Henry and Hooper
Shedeur Sanders (if another team uses the #4 via trade) : opinions all over the place on how good Sanders is or isn't

It's a good draft to trade down for extra picks if Carter or Hunter are gone, but if no one else is biting, somebody has to be taken at #4. They may not be worth that in most draft years but that's where we are with this year.

 

[Triumph]

When will you people ever learn?

Tyquan Thornton runs official 4.28-second 40-yard dash at 2022 combine

Baylor wide receiver Tyquan Thornton runs official 4.28-second 40-yard dash at 2022 combine.

www.patriots.com

 

[JohnJH]

Technically anyone taken at 4 (other than Carter or Hunter) is a reach

Tetairoa McMillan: separation concerns
Will Campbell: wingspan is shorter than his height, profiles as an NFL LG more than an NFL LT
Mason Graham: weighed in much less than expected, undersized for DT in a class deep at that position
Armand Membou: physical profile is that of a RT which he played exclusively in college, raw physical gifts, poor technique, needs time to develop
Ashton Jeanty: RB's have short shelf lives and are poor bets this early unless generational, RB deep class, may struggle behind this OL
Tyler Warren: only TE to ever go #4 was Kyle Pitts, not a priority with Henry and Hooper
Shedeur Sanders (if another team uses the #4 via trade) : opinions all over the place on how good Sanders is or isn't

It's a good draft to trade down for extra picks if Carter or Hunter are gone, but if no one else is biting, somebody has to be taken at #4. They may not be worth that in most draft years but that's where we are with this year.

I agree. Although Henry and Hooper are short term at best at this stage in their career's. I wouldn't take Hunter at #4. If we have to pick at #4 (because we can't trade down), I'd still go with Warren. A #1 weapon in the passing game (at least for this season), doesn't need to be a WR. It can be a TE. Although we had Edleman and White, it was Gronk at his best that kept DC's up at night. And add warren with Henry and Hooper this season, that could be something.

 

[TommyD4207]

I agree. Although Henry and Hooper are short term at best at this stage in their career's. I wouldn't take Hunter at #4. If we have to pick at #4 (because we can't trade down), I'd still go with Warren. A #1 weapon in the passing game (at least for this season), doesn't need to be a WR. It can be a TE. Although we had Edleman and White, it was Gronk at his best that kept DC's up at night. And add warren with Henry and Hooper this season, that could be something.

Warren's a batshit crazy pick at 4.
No offense, I don't even think he's the best TE in the draft, even though he's rated highest.

 

[Triumph]

Some WR that nobody cares about will be passed over and then hit the NFL blowing up the league.

He is out there.

 

[JohnJH]

Warren's a batshit crazy pick at 4.
No offense, I don't even think he's the best TE in the draft, even though he's rated highest.

Perhaps. We'll find out in a year or two. The only thing more batshit crazy at #4 is Campbell or Membou.

 

[The Gr8est]

Yes, at a pro day no less.

Mike Siani famously moved a yardage marker before running on his pro day.

He recorded a better than expected 40 time which got him drafted in the 1st round.

Didn’t help him when the pads came in but he got overdrafted and paid.

So he got THAT going for him,

Which was nice.

 

[patsfanfromoversea]

Technically anyone taken at 4 (other than Carter or Hunter) is a reach

Tetairoa McMillan: separation concerns
Will Campbell: wingspan is shorter than his height, profiles as an NFL LG more than an NFL LT
Mason Graham: weighed in much less than expected, undersized for DT in a class deep at that position
Armand Membou: physical profile is that of a RT which he played exclusively in college, raw physical gifts, poor technique, needs time to develop
Ashton Jeanty: RB's have short shelf lives and are poor bets this early unless generational, RB deep class, may struggle behind this OL
Tyler Warren: only TE to ever go #4 was Kyle Pitts, not a priority with Henry and Hooper
Shedeur Sanders (if another team uses the #4 via trade) : opinions all over the place on how good Sanders is or isn't

It's a good draft to trade down for extra picks if Carter or Hunter are gone, but if no one else is biting, somebody has to be taken at #4. They may not be worth that in most draft years but that's where we are with this year.

Definetely a wr with separation concerns is not worth #4 pick because we already have plenty of these on the roster

 

[Rob0729]

I think people are down on contested ball receivers after the Harry disaster. There have been a lot of great to elite WRs in this league who were not blessed with blazing speed and won contested balls all the time. I don't know enough about McMillan to know if he could fall into that category, but I think many are dismissing him based on Patriots past drafting of contested ball receivers rather than looking at this guy without that baggage.

 

[PatsFan2]

Teta Mc just made the #4 Spot salivating some Teams are licking their chops. We want a 2025 Second Rounder to star.

 

[TommyD4207]

I think people are down on contested ball receivers after the Harry disaster. There have been a lot of great to elite WRs in this league who were not blessed with blazing speed and won contested balls all the time. I don't know enough about McMillen to know if he could fall into that category, but I think many are dismissing him based on Patriots past drafting of contested ball receivers rather than looking at this guy without that baggage.

Ignore Harry.
Remember the Devante Parker disaster. Big guys that don't separate went out of fashion with Keyshawn Johnson.

 

[TommyD4207]

Teta Mc just made the #4 Spot salivating some Teams are licking their chops. We want a 2025 Second Rounder to star.

This theory I can get behind.

 

[patsfanfromoversea]

I think people are down on contested ball receivers after the Harry disaster. There have been a lot of great to elite WRs in this league who were not blessed with blazing speed and won contested balls all the time. I don't know enough about McMillan to know if he could fall into that category, but I think many are dismissing him based on Patriots past drafting of contested ball receivers rather than looking at this guy without that baggage.

These elite type wr of mike evans dk metcalf etc they are not only contested catch guys they beat their man

 

[signbabybrady]

I think its crazy how a guy puts in a body of work for a whole season and just because he runs under 4.5 at his pro day he is suddenly a much better WR than he was 10 minutes ago when we didn't know his 40 time. Lol. He was falling into the deep teens and now some of you want him at 4. Its ridiculous. He is the same guy as on his film.

Normally I'd agree but I think he was falling because his forty was a question mark and then he didn't run at the combine.

If he wasn't originally considered a top ten pick and the forty is what made him rise your point would absolutely be more valid.

This is just reversing a fall that maybe never should have happened.