- A late-season fantasy surge: Jalen McMillan finished the 2024 season well, posting the eighth-most fantasy points among wide receivers over his final five games.
- McMillan's wide receiver competition increases: He faces stiff competition for targets in 2025 after the Buccaneers added Emeka Egbuka to an already crowded wide receiver room that includes Mike Evans and Chris Godwin.
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Player Performance
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers made Jalen McMillan the 92nd overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft after his impressive slot career at Washington. He joined a team that was set at X receiver with Mike Evans and in the slot with Chris Godwin, so McMillan learned the Z receiver position. He competed with Trey Palmer for the job in three-receiver sets during the preseason and won the job for Week 1. He played more than 77% of snaps in the first three weeks but caught only one pass in each game.
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