After taking about one and a half seasons to acclimate, McBride has now delivered elite production for an equal stretch of time, dating back to mid-2023. His 111 catches and 1,146 receiving yards in 2024 were second most among TEs, behind only Brock Bowers, with McBride continuing his torrid pace from the final 10 games of 2023 (66 catches for 655 yards). The lone drawback in 2024 was a lack of receiving touchdowns (two, plus a third rushing) despite ranking second in the NFL with 22 red-zone targets. He has just six TDs among his 221 career receptions, but he did score in Weeks 17 and 18 of last season and finished the year ranked second in the league with 22 red-zone targets. The usage hints at potential for a big jump forward in TDs, even with WR Marvin Harrison providing solid competition for Kyle Murray's red-zone targets. Among tight ends, only Bowers has a similar volume ceiling, with McBride's 147 targets last year having been fourth most by any TE over the past size seasons. He'll likely take a slight step back from last season's average of 9.2 targets per game if Harrison makes a second-year leap to stardom, but that might also be a scenario in which Arizona's offense improves in general and sets up McBride for more TDs.

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