From the episode

Trey McBride, as fantasy's tight end one, earned over 105 more fantasy points than Kyle Pitts, who was fantasy's tight end two. Given that kind of monster production, it makes sense that McBride's ADP has skyrocketed. I mean, he's coming off the board in usually the second round, maybe the beginning of the third round. And as much as I like the player, though, I do not like that markup

STACKED’s take

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Despite being fantasy's tight end one in 2025 with over 105 more fantasy points than Kyle Pitts, McBride's ADP has skyrocketed to the second or early third round, but the analyst does not like the markup because target volume is expected to decline in 2026.

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