Arizona Cardinals TE Trey McBride burst onto the scene in 2023 after a so-so rookie campaign in 2022. Suddenly, McBride has tossed his hat into the TE1 conversation all across fantasy football.
McBride was targeted 106 times last season, racking up 81 receptions for 825 yards with 3 TDs, easily career highs after just 29 grabs for 265 yards and a score in 2022.
The fantasy cupboard has been a little bare in the past few years, but things have picked up substantially in the past year or two with the emergence of young guys like McBride, Detroit Lions TE Sam LaPorta and Cleveland Browns TE David Njoku transforming into key cogs in their respective offenses. Below, we look at Trey McBride’s 2024 fantasy football average draft position (ADP) and where you should draft him.
As we head into the 2024 season, McBride has emerged as a top-notch TE1, and he is a strong consolation prize with plenty of upside for those who miss out on the top 2 options at the position.