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Brock Bowers or Trey McBride?

Brock Bowers or Trey McBride? Both are TEs. Their 2026 through Week 9 figures are below, as of Nov 12, 2026; here is what each man's 2025 season was built on.

Brock Bowers leads on none of the measured inputs — Trey McBride holds more of every one the file weighs for persistence.

Trey McBride leads on share of his team's offensive snaps, and also on receiving yards per pass snap — one side of that is opportunity, the other is efficiency, and they have not historically travelled together.

Figures are verified play-by-play (nflverse); scored Half-PPR. Repeatability is measured from year-over-year persistence across 2016 to 2025, not projected. Muffed publishes no projections, draft grades or start/sit advice.

Who led the NFL in target share in 2026?

Brock Bowers

TE · Las Vegas Raiders

Trey McBride

TE · Arizona Cardinals

Brock Bowers vs Trey McBride, 2026 through Week 9

Figures as of Nov 12, 2026

Verified 2026 through Week 9 figures for Brock Bowers and Trey McBride, with each figure's rank in its source population
Metric	Brock Bowers	Trey McBride
Finish	—	1
Half-PPR/G	17.4	14.0
Target share	22.2%	27.5%
Rec yards	6589th	59816th

A dash means the panel holds no qualifying figure for that player — usually too few games or attempts to clear the metric's floor, not a zero. Ranks are the source's own, against the population shown, and run through the same week as the figures. Not shown, because the panel holds no 2026 through Week 9 figure for either player: Games, Snap share, Availability, Air yards share, Yds/pass snap.

Last season (2025): what repeats

Read off the full 2025 season, not the 2026 through Week 9 table above — part of a season is too little for a persistence read.

Brock Bowers: UNSETTLEDTrey McBride: MIXED

Brock Bowers leads on none of the measured inputs — Trey McBride holds more of every one the file weighs for persistence. Trey McBride leads on share of his team's offensive snaps, and also on receiving yards per pass snap — one side of that is opportunity, the other is efficiency, and they have not historically travelled together. Of the two, Trey McBride's season rests on the steadier ground. That is a statement about what each man's production was built on, not a running order — and it is a description of 2025, not a forecast of 2026.

“Repeats” is measured year-over-year persistence across 2016 to 2025 — opportunity carries between seasons, scoring rate largely does not. This describes what a 2025 season was built on. It is not a forecast, and Muffed publishes no projections, draft grades or start/sit advice. How we measure it.

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Muffed, “Brock Bowers vs Trey McBride, 2026 through Week 9 verified comparison,” muffed.ai/compare/brock-bowers-vs-trey-mcbride. Through Week 9 of the 2026 season. Data via nflverse.

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