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Trey McBride finishes as the tight end one on the week, but Michael Wilson has now really struggled to produce since Marvin Harrison Jr.'s been traded. It's very very important to differentiate between garbage time McBride numbers and who Jacobe Brassette is. Jacobe Brassette is a bad NFL quarterback.
STACKED’s take
TE1 finish inflated by garbage time; bad QB limits sustainable production.
Trey McBride finished as the tight end 1 for Week 7, but Mattek cautions that much of his production came in garbage time and warns against overvaluing him based on a bad quarterback (Jacobe Brassette) and limited overall team scoring. The source emphasizes: "It's very very important to differentiate between garbage time McBride numbers and who Jacobe Brassette is. Jacobe Brassette is a bad NFL quarterback." McBride's TE1 finish does not guarantee sustained top-tier production if the Cardinals' offensive output remains constrained. Additionally, McBride's dominance in the Cardinals' passing game limits fantasy points available for teammates; if McBride is taking all the scoring opportunities on a low-scoring offense, there's significantly less left on the table for other receivers like Michael Wilson.
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