Fantasy Football Player Notes

Trey McBride averaged nearly the same amount of points per game (12.1) as Brock Bowers in his third season as the fantasy TE3 despite his comically bad TD rate. It took him 17 weeks to finally score a receiving TD, which was his only fault in 2024.
He was first in several other usage statistics including route participation, target share (27%) and expected points per game (15.6).
The Cardinals TE is a prime candidate for positive TD regression in 2025, putting him firmly in the TE1 overall conversation. He will also be cheaper to draft than our No.1 tight end...

No quarterback was more frustrating to roster than the Cardinals QB. He was an emotional roller coaster as the QB11 overall and QB12 in points per game (17.5).
Among QBs to finish in the top 12 overall, Murray's 38% bust rate was the highest. He finished outside the top 12 QBs weekly in less than half of his games.
But Murray was completely tough to outright bench because, between bad games, he would post 21-plus fantasy points - which he did seven times. But only once did he post strong outings in consecutive weeks.
I understand the frustration, as noted in my NEVER DRAFT AGAIN video from earlier this offseason. Over the last three seasons, he has averaged over 30 rushing yards per game. But he's also the only QB to hit that threshold while also failing to finish top 10 in fantasy points per dropback. Woof.
But Murray was STILL fourth in QB rushing yards last season. WR Marvin Harrison Jr. will take a step forward in Year 2. TE Trey McBride will catch more TDs as Murray threw 7 fewer passing touchdowns compared to expectation.