PositiveProjectionSat, August 1, 2026
All-Pro McBride targeting blocking improvement to enhance run-game impact.
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Despite being a first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowler last season, tight end Trey McBride said he believes there are still many things he can improve on and is not as good as he wants to be, with a specific focus on improving his blocking to be a factor in the run game alongside running backs Jeremiyah Love, James Conner, and Tyler Allgeier.
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Despite being a first-team All-Pro and a Pro Bowler last season, Cardinals tight end Trey McBride said Saturday that "there's still a lot of things I can better at." "I'm not as good as I want to be," McBride continued.
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- Despite being a first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowler last season, tight end Trey McBride said he believes there are still many things he can improve on and is not as good as he wants to be, with a specific focus on improving his blocking to be a factor in the run game alongside running backs Jeremiyah Love, James Conner, and Tyler Allgeier.
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