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they made a hell of a point that like Trey McBride had a top five PPR season ever for a tight end and now you can draft him at the two three turn instead of paying up for like what Kelsey used to be as like a one-two turn guy...I think McBride is just as good of a pick as the two three turn guys of Neighbors, Pickkins, Olve, and Nico Collins...anywhere in the third round McBride is an awesome pick.
STACKED’s take
McBride's elite TE production now available at 2-3 turn; consensus ADP fell to 211.
McBride posted a top-five PPR season ever for a tight end and can now be drafted at the 2-3 turn instead of paying up for elite tight end pricing like Travis Kelce used to command at the 1-2 turn. Ron Stewart is removing the avoid tag and moving him up, ranking him at 302 overall and viewing him as just as good a pick as the 2-3 turn receiver tier (Cole Bowers, Pickens, Olave, Nico Collins). McBride's consensus ADP has fallen to 211 overall (down from earlier highs around 202 on Sleeper, and 308 on Yahoo), with all home league sites cooling off on him. Stewart notes McBride 'doesn't pay off in like the middle of the second where he was going,' but is an awesome pick anywhere in the third round.
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