Trey McBride Signs Record $76 Million Extension with Cardinals

The Arizona tight end becomes the highest-paid player at his position after a breakout 2024 season and a four-year contract extension.

Trey McBride's new four-year, $76 million deal includes $43 million guaranteed, making him the highest-paid tight end in NFL history.
The extension surpasses Travis Kelce's previous record for average annual value, with McBride earning $19 million per year.
McBride cemented his status as a top offensive weapon with a career-best 2024 season, tallying 111 receptions, 1,146 yards, and a Pro Bowl appearance.
The Cardinals view McBride as a key piece of their offensive core alongside quarterback Kyler Murray and wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.
McBride's deal sets a new benchmark for tight end contracts, potentially influencing future negotiations for emerging stars at the position.