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Trey McBride set an NFL record for tight ends with 119 receptions in a season, but the Arizona Cardinals lost 37-14 to the Cincinnati Bengals, extending their losing streak. Despite McBride’s standout performance, the team struggled with third-down conversions and offensive production, highlighting ongoing challenges this season.
Trey McBride had an outstanding game with NFL records for consecutive games with five or more catches and back-to-back 100-catch seasons, despite the Cardinals' loss to the Texans. He emphasized team effort over individual achievements, and the article highlights key performances and injuries from the game, as well as NFL Hall of Fame considerations for Philip Rivers.
Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride has been a key player in the team's success, notably hurdling defenders to gain extra yards, as seen in their recent win over the Jets. Despite the excitement these plays bring, McBride acknowledges the risk of injury and is trying to curb the habit. However, his dynamic plays have contributed to the Cardinals' strong performance, helping them secure first place in the NFC West.
Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride had a touchdown overturned due to the "Calvin Johnson" rule, which requires a receiver to maintain possession of the ball throughout the entire process of the catch. Despite the initial ruling, McBride later scored a touchdown, helping the Cardinals take a 10-3 lead over the Pittsburgh Steelers at halftime.
The Arizona Cardinals have officially released veteran tight end Zach Ertz, who had been on Injured Reserve with a quad injury. Ertz, who arrived via trade in 2021, tied the franchise record for receptions last season but struggled to produce this year. The move comes as Trey McBride has emerged as the team's TE1. Ertz must go through waivers, and any team that claims him would owe him about $2.5 million. The Cardinals have re-signed defensive lineman Ben Stille to the practice squad.
Kyler Murray's return to the Arizona Cardinals after recovering from a torn ACL is expected to benefit several players and aspects of the team. Wide receiver Hollywood Brown, who has been performing well despite inconsistent quarterback play, should see an improvement in his production and consistency with Murray back. The defense will also benefit from Murray's return, as the offense's struggles have put them in difficult positions. Murray's ability to run the ball will force defenses to adjust their game plan, and tight end Trey McBride could step into a bigger role in the passing game. Offensive coordinator Drew Petzing is excited to see what the offense can do with Murray back, and the second half of the season will provide valuable insights for the team's future.