Dallas Cowboys rumored to be targeting Big 12 WR with first-round pick
NFL Draft expert Todd McShay reported that he was hearing the Dallas Cowboys had interest in Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan.
McMillan is one of the top wide receiver prospects in the upcoming draft after having 84 catches for 1,319 with eight touchdowns in his final season with the Wildcats.
On the Cowboys, the former All-American could help punish defenses focusing on trying to contain CeeDee Lamb by providing another pass-catching threat for Dak Prescott.
McMillan recently courted controversy when a video on X, formerly Twitter, revealed him saying he didn’t like to watch film.
“I don’t watch football,” said McMillan, “I don’t ever need to watch [film] by myself because we go over it as a receiver group.”
Despite the admission, the Arizona product is still expected to be a top pick with the latest ESPN mock draft showing him being drafted by the Cowboys.
