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Trey McBride at 24. With McBride, let's all be very, very clear. He will be worse this year in fantasy than he was last. One, sports books are telling us the Cardinals are going to be a worse offense this season than they were a year ago. Two, the Arizona Cardinals had to completely abandon the run last year after seeing injuries to both James Connor and Trey Benson. Now, they have Jeremiah Love and Alier. So, this Cardinals offense should be able to run the ball. And three, Marvin Harrison is fully healthy now, so there will be added target competition for McBride... He averaged 18.6 fantasy points per game last year.
STACKED’s take
McBride faces headwinds but 18.6 PPG last year offers late-round value despite decline.
Ranked 24th overall. McBride will be worse in fantasy this year than last due to three structural headwinds: (1) sportsbooks project the Cardinals as a worse offense than 2024; (2) the Cardinals can now run the ball with Jeremiah Love and Alier healthy after injuries to James Connor and Trey Benson forced a pass-heavy approach last year; (3) Marvin Harrison fully healthy adds target competition. Despite these headwinds, McBride averaged 18.6 PPG last season and could still be phenomenal value at the end of round two/start of round three—more PPG than Nico Collins, Malik Neighbors, Brock Bowers, Drake London, AJ Brown, Derek Henry, Kenneth Walker, Amari Hampton, Saquon Barkley, Chase Brown, James Cook, Jefferson, and Lamb.
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