Michael David SmithNov 7, 2026
Smith writes that while Denver wants to add a veteran tight end before the deadline, Trey McBride will not be that player and will remain with Arizona, and they expect the Broncos to keep calling other teams about available tight ends.
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Denver would like to acquire a veteran tight end before Tuesday’s trade deadline, but that tight end will apparently not be Arizona’s Trey McBride.
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Trade and Signing CallsTrey McBrideArizona Cardinals
Trey McBride to stay with Arizona Cardinals
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