Cardinals’ Trey McBride owns another set of NFL records
Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride owns another set of NFL records with his latest showing against the Houston Texans.
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Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride owns a couple more NFL records thanks to his latest showing in Sunday’s 40-20 loss to the Houston Texans.
Extending his streak of games with at least five receptions to 16 behind a two-yard touchdown snag in the second quarter, McBride surpassed Kansas City’s Travis Kelce (15) for the longest such streak by a tight end in NFL history.
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McBride also set a new NFL record as the first tight end with back-to-back 100-catch seasons. He also joins Kelce as the only TEs in history with at least 100 catches in multiple seasons.
These aren’t the first NFL records set by McBride in 2025, either, surpassing Jimmy Graham (301) for the most catches by a tight end in their first four seasons.
Additionally, McBride passed Hall of Famer Jackie Smith for the most touchdowns in a single season by a tight end with 10.
The two scores on Sunday also made McBride the first Cardinal since Larry Fitzgerald in 2013 (10) to have at least 10 TDs in a single season.
He also added 134 yards on 12 catches in the defeat.
McBride continues to be one of the main bright spots in an otherwise dark Cardinals season. Putting up All-Pro numbers, McBride paces the NFL in catches (105) and leads all tight ends in touchdowns (10) and yards (1,071).






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