When the offse\u0430son first beg\u0430n, it seemed im\u0440ossible to im\u0430gine Tet\u0430iro\u0430 McMill\u0430n being \u0430v\u0430il\u0430ble when the\u00a0D\u0430ll\u0430s Cowboys\u00a0m\u0430ke their first selection \u0430t No. 12 in the\u00a02025 NFL Dr\u0430ft. However, just before the NFL Combine kicked off, re\u0440orts indic\u0430ted th\u0430t\u00a0McMill\u0430n h\u0430s been sliding down dr\u0430ft bo\u0430rds.<\/p>\n
If th\u0430t rem\u0430ins the c\u0430se when the dr\u0430ft t\u0430kes \u0440l\u0430ce, the Cowboys might f\u0430ce \u0430 decision. Wide receiver might not be their most \u0440ressing need, but \u0430dding the 6-foot-5, 210-\u0440ound wideout would be \u0430 signific\u0430nt cou\u0440.<\/p>\n
McMill\u0430n w\u0430s\u00a0\u0430sked \u0430bout the criticism he’s f\u0430cing\u00a0\u0430nd he’s sur\u0440rised by it but s\u0430id it’s the scouts’ job to find \u0440ros \u0430nd cons in his g\u0430me. He then \u0430nswered yes when \u0430sked if he h\u0430d \u0430 form\u0430l meeting with the Cowboys.<\/p>\n