Brian Nemhauser·
Milroe had the steadiest day of the quarterbacks, although his work was not without problems.
He rolled left on a bootleg and completed a pass to Ricky White for roughly 10 yards. His best throw came during the teamwide one-on-one competition, when he placed a ball beautifully along the right sideline for Emmett “E. J.” Henderson Jr. despite tight coverage from Michael Dansby. The completion required both an accurate throw and a difficult catch. Milroe was a little late moving through his progression on another play but still completed a pass to Cody White for approximately seven yards. He was then technically sacked after Jalen Gaines beat Nick Vannett, though the rep continued and Milroe found Montorie Foster Jr. for a deep touchdown down the left sideline after De’Anthony Bell fell. During red-zone work, Milroe connected with Nick Kallerup on the right seam and allowed the tight end to run the ball into the end zone. His final team period was much less productive, with consecutive inside runs going nowhere, a middle blitz producing a sack and additional pressure forcing him from the pocket.