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Trey McBride going somewhere at the very beginning of the second round. Sometimes goes late first...had the most catches in NFL history at the tight end position in consecutive seasons and also set the record for the most in a single season last year...Trey McBride's almost like too big to fail in tight end premium

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McBride underrated despite Cardinals concerns; NFL catch records make him QB-proof

Going at the very beginning of the second round, sometimes late first, Dan Williamson considers McBride underrated in FFPC drafts despite marketplace concerns about the Cardinals offense. McBride holds NFL history records for most catches in consecutive seasons and most catches in a single season, making him "almost like too big to fail in tight end premium" even with quarterback issues. Williamson describes McBride as "quarterback proof" and an easy click in his range, though his ceiling is lower than Brock Bowers. McBride can be outscored by Colston Loveland despite going before him.

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