Trey McBride

But you look at their plan overall with the Cardinals, and I think they...

they it kind of felt like they knew exactly where the the voids of the Chargers pressure plans was going to be and it felt like they had an instant outlet like every single time so they they went into this with the plan of like we're gonna get the ball out quickly and we're gonna use Trey McBride and Kendrick Bourne in the middle of the field Marvin Harrison Michael Wilson on the outside like kind of barely got targeted it was really just everything was towards the middle of the field so It feels like they had a very specific plan, a very quick passing game plan, and they relied on their best player, Trey McBride, to execute against Derwin James and the linebackers, and he absolutely did that.

So I think you look at the overall numbers for these guys, and they didn't have a lot of sacks, but they each kind of had... positive numbers in their own right to the three pressures and three hits like three quarterback hits in a game is that's really really good like that's a very solid number you mentioned Mesador's true pass rush winner I thought his film was really good Mac on ESPN and on the film I think shows up better than PFF has and I think PFF PFF had him as like a 3% win rate which like yeah that doesn't track at all And I think all three of those guys had positive rushes, you know, overall, I thought all three played the run.

Well, Tuli ended up in the number one on ESPN's run stop win rate this week.

And I think if you watch this tape, it's a tough watch for Dan Henley overall, in particular from a coverage aspect, which is supposed to be his strength.

I thought he was really a step or two slow and looked confused on multiple occasions.

Trey McGrath's a very good player, so I don't necessarily hold it against him for, losing in coverage against Trey McBride.

I mean, Derwin James is a much better coverage player than Dan Henley is, and he lost a couple times against Trey McBride.

Yeah.

I got Trey McBride, and then I tweeted this out yesterday.

I couldn't believe it.

Mark Andrews is still my tight end too.

in the teens there for arizona and a pretty big whiplash from last week to this week in terms of those optics and teaser marvin harrison jr wasn't good again so uh you know if you're counting on kendrick bourne again to light up uh seattle that that's where that line comes from that's where again arizona might come crashing down and this market of a future second may go away

I mean, Marvin Harrison Jr., he's wide receiver three, but they have Trey McBride, so he's got to be, what, like the fourth pass-catching option? Now he's wide

receiver four.

Yeah, we've got to start stacking it with the tight end.

Like for instance, I do think that tight ends have a lot of success against them.

You look at Trey McBride last year, he was like really the only one who kind of really went off on them.

And then Dalton Kincaid just this past week.

tight ends have really gotten past the Texans linebackers.

A guy that I'm a little bit more worried about that I need to hear from you, and I got a feel at one reception for 33 yards, and they put up, you know, they, they end up going and beating the Chargers.

Tr- Trey McBride does fantastic.

Jakobi Priest look good.

Do they just hate Marvin Harrison Jr., or is Marvin Harrison J- Jr. just not good anymore? Like-

Then we talk about, you know, we have Michael Mayer now under contract for four years.

A lot of people are starting to panic and think do they, do, do they feel like he can't stay healthy? Is it gonna be a situation? Brock Bowers is the best tight end in football.

N- no knock on Trey McBride, who's phenomenal, as long as Jakobi Prasett's the starter.

But, like, Snoop, this is y- this is your only opportunity to ever buy this man, in my opinion.

Um, but I'll tell you why.

Uh, her team, Josh Allen, Chase Brown, Garrett Wilson, Trey McBride, Bucky Irving.

Yeah.

Like, they, sure, they lost, but that's a formidable cart if you ask me.

Yeah.

Um, Trey McBride, I remember we were having the tight end conversation.

Trey McBride was obviously the number one ranked tight end.

It looks like he's just gonna be their entire offense, and then, like, uh, that dude Michael Wilson and Marvin Harrison will get the scraps.

Kendrick Bourne had eight.

This is, again, going to be Trey McBride's room.

Even though he's not in that room, he's going to come in there.

He's going to put a chair under the handle of the door and say, you guys are screwed.

He translates as a twenty seven percent target share, which is number two in the NFL.

Thirty two percent first read option, according to fantasy fantasy points data.

Number two in the NFL, both behind Trey McBride.

both behind Trey McBride, who he outscored in week one.

So for 5.5 mil, you are laughing.

Trey McBride, if you did pay through the nose for him, he got you 40, but still.

outside of that, right, who are the other cash cows we're looking at, obviously Jalen Coker, because he goes off his head, Cokeheads Unite, right, a break even, a minus 39.4 million super coach, he was really, 59, obviously not that bad, the thing is, I want to just sort of like, eh, just, okay, the cool thing is, we don't get the price rises, until week three, and your week one score, is obviously the first one that drops off, So this goes both ways.

If one of your superstars has a bad week, it's okay.

We still love Isaiah Likely in that matchup, but everything else is a bit of a question mark.

Arizona-Seattle, the Seahawks look pretty good against the Pats, but look, Drew Locke, who knows? I think the Cardinals will still be okay.

You're still starting Trey McBride.

Love still on your bench.

I'm going the other side.

Same game, Cardinals, Trey McBride.

He is clearly their number one, and he's a superstar.

It was something like 29 or 35 games or something.