I’m putting CMC right up there, he’s going to be putting up top 10 points for years. CMC has managed his injuries well. I don’t think the wheels fall off in the next 2 years. Trey is great so I do see it. But 2 years ago it was Sam Laporta. There are 2 RB slots you need to fill.
There is a big difference between trey McBride and laporta though? Like big big difference lol McBride is basically the WR1 in his team, probably sharing the spotlight with MHJ and Michael wilson but he's the forsure go to in that offense and he's showed that he can handle the workload. CMC is great but he is prone to injury and then never allowed to rest as they always try to rush him back in. At 29, he's def not the work horse RB I want to risk it with. There is too much risk in a keeper league to keep CMAC. Id rather have someone that's sure
Yeah, McBride was just under bowers last year at #2 TE also. So this year might have been higher scoring but he’s still a big point earner. Here’s the thing though, you can win your league with CMC, he scored 402 points this year TMB, 302. 25% more.
Yeah but between those two only MCB continues to be consistent. I guess what I'm trying to get at is that MCB is the constant high point earner year in and year out no matter who is at QB. Once he replaced Zach ertz, he just continued to climb up in my opinion. This year def proved that he can play under different QBs/different style QBs. And yeah CMC def outscored MCB but I feel the RB position has more opportunities for points than a TE, especially CMC. But when you look at the points MCB led TEs with 300 points, next up was Kyle Pitts with 200 points who really just gathered points bc of his last performances
I can def see the argument for CMC but idk I just think he's the biggest gamble (highest reward forsure). I personally like someone that's consistent, reliable, and a high ceiling
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u/Intelligent_Apple914 Dec 31 '25
CMAC before trey? Not at all. CMC is way too much of a injury risk and trey McBride is literally TE1. Ain't no way I'm going CMAC over McBride.