Trey McBride — Week 7: 10 Catches, 111 Yards

Trey McBride Smashed against the Broncos, and Arizona's offense ran through him: 13 targets, 10 catches, 111 yards and a touchdown, his most catches and yards in any game this season. He drew 29.5% of the team's targets, and his targets were worth +6.5 expected points added (EPA), what a play was worth given down, distance and field position.

The touchdown came down 20-6 with 3:54 left in the third quarter: second and 7 at the Denver 7, Jacoby Brissett threw short right to McBride for the touchdown, +1.77 EPA. His biggest plays came after it, with Arizona chasing. Down 27-13 to open the fourth, second and 6 at his own 36, he caught a short pass to the right and ran out of bounds at the Denver 37 for 27 yards, +2.03 EPA. Down 30-13, third and 10 at his own 35, he caught a deep ball on the left for 26 yards, +2.94 EPA, on a drive that ended in a field goal. His 12-yard catch on third and 8, on the third quarter's opening drive, was worth +2.05 EPA.

The miss that cost most came before halftime. Down 13-6 with 2:16 left, third and 2 at his own 43, a short pass to him fell incomplete, -1.18 EPA and 5.1 points of win probability, the estimate of each side's chance to win, and Arizona punted.

It was his best game by rate as well as volume. Through Week 6 he had 65 targets, 49 catches, 361 yards, 3 touchdowns and +12.6 EPA, +0.19 a target; here it was +0.50.

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