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He just posted the third-best fantasy season for a tight end in NFL history and goes in the third round. Did his quarterback change? No. Did the team add a wide receiver of note to take away targets from him? Nope. Did the play-caller change? Yes, likely for the better. But those are reasons to fade first-round pick Trey McBride, not third-round McBride.
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McBride's third-best TE season in NFL history at third-round price is too good to ignore.

McBride just posted the third-best fantasy season for a tight end in NFL history and goes in the third round. His quarterback did not change, the team did not add a notable wide receiver to take away targets, and the play-caller likely changed for the better. While there are concerns over Jacoby Brissett eventually being benched, the team running more, and Marvin Harrison Jr. or Michael Wilson breaking out, those are reasons to fade first-round McBride, not third-round McBride. JJ Zachariason emphasizes the McBride price is too good to ignore.

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