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Trey McBride or Tyler Warren?

Trey McBride or Tyler Warren? Both are TEs. Their 2026 through Week 8 figures are below, as of Oct 30, 2026; here is what each man's 2025 season was built on.

Trey McBride leads on share of his team's offensive snaps, share of his team's air yards and receiving yards, 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.

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

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.

Trey McBride

TE · Arizona Cardinals

Tyler Warren

TE · Indianapolis Colts

Trey McBride vs Tyler Warren, 2026 through Week 8

Figures as of Oct 30, 2026

Verified 2026 through Week 8 figures for Trey McBride and Tyler Warren, with each figure's rank in its source population
MetricTrey McBrideTyler Warren
Half-PPR/G14.411.0
Target share28.7%—
Rec yards47217th—

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 8 figure for either player: Finish, 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 8 table above — part of a season is too little for a persistence read.

Trey McBride: MIXEDTyler Warren: UNSETTLED

Trey McBride leads on share of his team's offensive snaps, share of his team's air yards and receiving yards, 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. Tyler Warren leads on none of the measured inputs — Trey McBride holds more of every one the file weighs for persistence. Of the two, Tyler Warren'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.

Settle it — hear both stories

The same verified data, told as the story of each man's season.

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Muffed, “Trey McBride vs Tyler Warren, 2026 through Week 8 verified comparison,” muffed.ai/compare/trey-mcbride-vs-tyler-warren. Through Week 8 of the 2026 season. Data via nflverse.

Free to quote and link with credit. The underlying figures are recomputed from public play-by-play — see how we verify every number.

Source: Data via nflverse. Updated Oct 30, 2026. How we verify our data.

Scored Half-PPR. Repeatability is measured year-over-year persistence across 2016 to 2025 (nflverse), not a projection.

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