GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) — Projected first-round draftees Tetairoa McMillan and Will Campbell brought the heat on Wednesday—this time behind the counter at Raising Cane’s.
Warming up for draft night, the two prospects joined staff at Stadium View to cook and serve chicken to fans attending the 2025 NFL Draft festivities. McMillan and Campbell told Local 5 that showing who they are off the field is just as important as proving themselves on it—and they love doing that in Wisconsin.
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“You know, I think 18 players are here and billions of people in the world, so I mean, you do the math. It’s pretty ridiculous,” said McMillan. “So just being able to be here in Green Bay at the NFL Draft—it’s a dream come true, and I’m just super grateful.”
McMillan, who many draft experts project to be the first wide receiver selected this year, is coming off a standout season with the Arizona Wildcats.
Campbell, who starred at LSU and is expected to be one of the first offensive tackles off the board, shared similar feelings about the experience.
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“It’s always good to be able to get out into whatever community it might be,” said Campbell. “I always enjoy people getting to see me for who I really am—the guy under the helmet. Being able to put a face to a name is huge, so I’ve really enjoyed my last few days here.”
Both players said they’re excited to meet new fans in the next place they’ll get to call home.
