Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride has emerged as Kyler Murray’s go-to target in 2024, leading the team in targets, receptions, and receiving yards. Despite his impressive stats, one thing has eluded him this season: a receiving touchdown. McBride is on pace to break the NFL record for most receiving yards without a score, currently held by Al Toon with 963 yards in 1991. Assuming he plays in all remaining games, McBride could reach 1,096 yards without a touchdown.
In the category of most receiving yards without a touchdown by a tight end, McBride is second on the list with 685 yards, trailing Eddie Jordan’s record of 795 yards in 1985. Although he did score a rushing touchdown in Week Nine, McBride is focused on breaking the dry spell in the receiving end.
Cardinals fans are eager to see McBride make history by catching a touchdown pass before the season ends. However, if he remains scoreless in the receiving game, he could still go down in NFL trivia as the player with the most receiving yards without a touchdown. As the Cardinals continue their season, all eyes will be on McBride as he aims to change his stat line and secure his spot in the record books.
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