Ted McMillan, a wide receiver out of Arizona, could be the choice for the Jets when they pick seventh overall in the NFL draft.

He may not be the dominant contested catch receiver his 6-5 frame would suggest, but he might be just what the Jets need as a number two receiver behind Garrett Wilson.

Let's break it down today on Locked On Jets.

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but we'll start off by talking about what he brings to the table.

And when I break down NFL draft prospects, I try and avoid saying that, you know,

either a guy is good or he's bad.

And sometimes I'm not great at following this advice.

But I think it's really important

to keep an open mind with NFL draft prospects because there are lots of prospects who have certain

skills and they lack other skills and they have to work on the things that they lack. And if they go to the

right team, a team that understands how to use their skills correctly, they could thrive. If they go to the wrong team, a team that doesn't understand how to use their

skills, they could struggle. So the first thing I always try and do when I focus on a prospect

is figure out what can he do, what does he struggle with that he needs to work on, and where

does he fit on a team? Now, Ted McMillan is a big receiver he's 6-5 he's 219 pounds a

guy who's a really big receiver but i think his skill sets a little bit different than the stereotype

you would have for a receiver of his size so you know what sticks out about him well the first is we'll start with, I think he's a good hands catcher. That's important. It's important to catch the ball with your hands. I think he's got pretty good hands. It's important to not let the ball hit you in the chest when you catch it for a couple of reasons. reasons. First of all, that tends to lead to drops. Second of all, you want to be aggressive. You

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