McMillan delivered a quietly impressive rookie campaign–1,014 yards and seven touchdowns in 17 games while playing in a developing offense with Bryce Young still finding his footing in Year 3. His 81st-percentile route grade and 77th-percentile YPRR are strong numbers for a first-year receiver. His 41st-percentile OPEN score is modest, but he plays almost exclusively from the boundary (17th-percentile slot rate) and still generated consistent production. The Panthers' vacated WR targets are relatively modest–23 WR targets at 8.1%--so the opportunity story here is more about continued role growth than absorbing someone else's volume. He's going as the WR14, which seems fair for a player who delivered a WR2 finish in his rookie year and should improve with a full offseason. On average, 23-year old second-year receivers generated roughly 15-16% more fantasy points than they did as rookies; if McMillan follows suit, he’s looking at a midrange WR1 finish.