Trey McBride Fantasy Week 4 Start or Sit: The Weekly Positional Edge You Paid For
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Arizona visits New York on Sunday with McBride sitting atop PFN’s Week 4 rankings as the TE1, and he’s earned every inch of it. Three weeks in, he has already matched the longest streak of consecutive double-digit target games from a season ago and become the first tight end in the 2000s with at least eight catches in each of the first three weeks. With Marvin Harrison struggling and this offense likely to play from behind more often than not, the passing attack is ultra-concentrated in his direction. You spent big on draft day and you hit big, so the job now is turning that weekly edge into a deep run.
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Should You Start or Sit Trey McBride in Week 4?
We are three weeks into 2026 and Trey McBride, coming off of a historic run, has already matched the longest streak of consecutive games with double-digit targets from a season ago. He’s the first tight end in the 2000s to have at least eight catches in Weeks 1, 2 and 3, and none of this looks destined to regress.
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With Marvin Harrison struggling at the highest of levels, this is an ultra-concentrated passing attack attached to an offense that is going to be playing from behind more often than not. You spent big on draft day, and you hit big.
Your job is now to make the most of your weekly positional edge and make a deep run this winter.
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Where Does Trey McBride Rank Amongst Other TEs in Week 4?
- 1) Trey McBride
- 2) George Kittle
- 3) Brock Bowers
- 4) Tyler Warren
- 5) Sam LaPorta
- 6) Dalton Kincaid
- 7) Isaiah Likely
- 8) Juwan Johnson
- 9) Tucker Kraft
- 10) Kenyon Sadiq
- 11) Travis Kelce
Check the full position group on PFN’s Week 4 Fantasy Tight End Board.
This article originally appeared on Pro Football Network.