Should I drop Trey McBride? Hold him.
No. Hold Trey McBride: he projects 17.0 PPR points a game the rest of the season, more than a replacement TE gives you.

Trey McBride
TE, ARI
Verdict
- Verdict
- Hold
- Rest of season
- TE1
- Week 9 projection
- -
- Target share
- 29% to 20%
Why
- Trey McBride is TE1 on our rest of season ranking: 17.0 projected PPR points a game over his 8 games left through Week 17, 7.6 a game above a replacement TE (9.4).
- Week 9: @ SEA, not projected yet. That defense allows the 26th most fantasy points to his position.
- His target share fell to 20% in Week 8, from 29% in his games before it.
Rest of season figures are projected PPR points a game from Week 9 through Week 17, measured against a replacement level starter at his position. Shares compare his last game with his games before it.
Who to add instead
If you need the spot, the best add at his position is Mike Gesicki (CIN) instead, 6.7 projected PPR points a game rest of season. He drew 289,800 adds in his busiest 24 hours this waiver cycle.
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