Cardinals make Trey McBride highest-paid tight end in NFL history with 4-year contract extension

this Cardinal Arizona When Trey McBride signed a contract extension on Friday, it made him the highest-paid tension in NFL history.

McBride, 25, signed a four-year, $76 million contract extension and received a $43 million guarantee.

Before McBride extension, Chief of Kansas City Star Girt End Travis Kelce is the highest-paid tension as he will make $17.1 million in 2025. McBride’s new deal has an average annual value of $19 million.

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The Arizona Cardinals’ nervous terminal Trey McBride, #85, faces the San Francisco 49ers at State Farm Stadium on January 5, 2025. (Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn image)

Cardinal chooses McBride in the second round of 2022 NFL Draft in Colorado. McBride’s role in offense has grown every season.

As a rookie, McBride is the substitute who started to be nervous Zach Ertz And have 29 yards of 265 yards and touchdowns. However, McBride’s damage to Etz in season 2 opened the door for more game time.

Ertz suffered from stress on his limbs in Week 7, and McBride took over the starting role and never looked back. McBride ended his second season with 81 catches and three touchdowns for 825 yards and became one of the quarterbacks Kyler Murray Your favorite goal is stretching.

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Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride (85) was named NFL Pro Bowl. (Imagn)

Last season, McBride took another step, starting 16 games and playing 111 catches in 111 games for a total of 1,146 yards and 2 touchdowns. His outstanding performance earned him the Pro Bowl choice.

McBride went to social media to express his new contract.

“How do we feel? McBride posted to X.

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