McBride's 159-target pace and 18 end zone targets lead NFL, but Harrison Jr. caps TD upside.
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McBride is on pace for 159 targets over his last 43 games, which is about what Drew Brees and Kevin Stavreski average per year; he led the NFL with 18 end zone targets last year. However, when Marvin Harrison Jr. was on the field, McBride only had six end zone targets, suggesting touchdown upside may be capped by Harrison's red zone dominance.
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this is a guy in his last 43 games is on pace for 159 targets. So which is which is about what drew pets and Kevin Stavansky average per year. He's really good. He also had he had 18 end zone targets last year, which led the NFL Trey McBride. But when Marvin Harrison Jr. was on the field, he only had six of them.
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- McBride is on pace for 159 targets over his last 43 games, which is about what Drew Brees and Kevin Stavreski average per year; he led the NFL with 18 end zone targets last year. However, when Marvin Harrison Jr. was on the field, McBride only had six end zone targets, suggesting touchdown upside may be capped by Harrison's red zone dominance.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Trey McBride (TE ARI). McBride's 159-target pace and 18 end zone targets lead NFL, but Harrison Jr. caps TD upside.
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