Titans Could Target Arizona’s Tetairoa McMillan to Bolster Offense in 2024 NFL Draft
The Tennessee Titans face a pivotal offseason with numerous roster gaps to address. While quarterback remains a major question, they may choose to strengthen other areas, particularly their offensive playmakers.
If the Titans stick with Will Levis under center—a decision still up for debate—they could prioritize upgrading his receiving options. Gordon McGuinness of *Pro Football Focus* predicts Tennessee might select Arizona Wildcats wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan in the first round of the draft.
“Assuming Colorado’s Travis Hunter comes off the board first overall, as he did here, there may not be a better player on the board to help the Titans build around Will Levis than McMillan,” McGuinness noted.
McMillan, currently a junior at Arizona, has showcased his elite talent with 69 receptions, 1,136 yards, and seven touchdowns so far this season. Since arriving at Arizona in 2022, the 21-year-old has been a consistent playmaker, amassing 39 catches for 702 yards and eight touchdowns as a freshman. His sophomore year was even more impressive, with 90 receptions, 1,402 yards, and 10 scores, solidifying his status as a top NFL Draft prospect.
The Titans attempted to rejuvenate their receiving corps last offseason by adding Calvin Ridley and Tyler Boyd to complement DeAndre Hopkins. However, Ridley and Boyd fell short of expectations, and Hopkins was later traded to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Given the lack of consistent production from the current group, adding a high-impact player like McMillan could provide Levis—or whoever starts at quarterback—a reliable weapon to jumpstart Tennessee’s offense and address a critical need heading into 2024.
