The right one could be there on April 24, and his name is Tetairoa McMillan. The Arizona wide receiver checks in at No. 23 in the Unpacking Future Packers Countdown.

"I'm hearing a lot of noise about Tet going 12 to Dallas," draft analyst Todd McShay said Thursday when discussing Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan (6:10 mark).

In Mel Kiper's latest mock draft on ESPN, McMillan is selected by the Denver Broncos with the No. 20 overall pick, the first WR off the board outside of Colorado's Travis Hunter, a WR/CB combo. There are many other mock drafts out there that have McMillan going inside the top 10 picks.

After back-to-back 1,300-yard seasons in Tuscon, Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan has established himself as the top receiver prospect in the draft. At 6-foot-4, 219 pounds, McMillan uses his size over smaller cornerbacks in the league and wins 50-50 balls.

After drafting wide receiver Michael Thomas with a second-round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft, the New Orleans Saints had a dominant weapon for the next five seasons.

3. New York Giants: The best player in the draft, Travis Hunter, drops to them here. And they either pair him with Malik Nabers to make a hard run at offensive success with Russell Wilson, or they trade the pick for a king's ransom from a team desperate to land Hunter or Shedeur Sanders.

A resurfaced video of WR Tetairoa McMillan questioning film study sparks debate, but his strong production backs his NFL potential.

The Bears' first pick in the draft comes at No. 10 overall. Which direction will the front office go? Could the Bears add yet another offensive lineman, or will they opt for a pass rusher? Maybe Chicago is targeting a new weapon for Caleb Williams-- which could be a wide receiver or even a running back.