Cardinals’ talented TE Trey McBride speaks on terminating one-year remaining contract supposed to run through the NFL 2025 Season, following stellar performance against 49ers due to sudden pressure rise from…
In a surprising turn of events, Arizona Cardinals’ promising tight end Trey McBride has announced the termination of the final year of his contract, originally set to run through the 2025 NFL season. The decision follows a standout performance by McBride in the Cardinals’ recent clash against the San Francisco 49ers, which thrust him into the spotlight.
McBride, who was a second-round draft pick in 2022, has shown immense potential as a key player for the Cardinals’ offense, particularly after standout performances late in the 2024 season. His performance against the 49ers, where he caught multiple crucial passes, solidified his position as one of the league’s rising stars.
However, McBride’s decision to part ways with his current contract stems from growing interest from the New Orleans Saints, who have been under mounting pressure to find a replacement for their injured star tight end, Taysom Hill. Sources close to the situation confirm that the Saints have made a tempting offer to McBride, offering a multi-year contract to make him the centerpiece of their tight-end rotation in Hill’s absence.
Speaking on the move, McBride expressed his gratitude toward the Cardinals and their fans. “I’ve learned a lot here, and I’m thankful for the opportunity to play for Arizona,” McBride said. “But sometimes, opportunities arise, and this one felt like the right move for my career.”
The sudden development has caused a stir in NFL circles, with many wondering how McBride’s departure will impact the Cardinals’ offense moving forward. For now, McBride’s future appears to lie with the Saints, although negotiations are still in the early stages.
This unexpected turn of events has added another layer of drama to an already action-packed NFL offseason.
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