Panthers Coach Raves About WR Tetairoa McMillan After Strong Practice
Summary
The Carolina Panthers lost their new wide receiver Chris Brazzell II to a season-ending injury early in training camp. However, rookie wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan impressed coaches with his strong practice performance, showing he can take on a bigger role this season.Key Facts
- Chris Brazzell II, a third-round pick, injured his left knee ligament and will miss the season.
- The Panthers chose not to add a new receiver from free agency after Brazzell’s injury.
- Tetairoa McMillan, a first-round pick last year, is stepping up as the main wide receiver.
- In practice, McMillan made a strong one-on-one move and scored a touchdown.
- Panthers coach Dave Canales praised McMillan’s growth in strength and skill since last season.
- McMillan caught 70 passes for 1,014 yards and seven touchdowns in his rookie year.
- He is considered a tall, strong, and skilled receiver similar to well-known NFL players.
- McMillan is expected to improve and potentially earn Pro Bowl and All-Pro honors this year.
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