On Sunday the Texans took on the Cardinals and the game got out of hand quickly. Houston got out to a 17-0 lead in front of a home crowd and Arizona struggled to keep pace throughout the contest. But that didn’t stop Trey McBride from putting up another great stat line, and he set a new NFL record in the process.
First, the tight end helped lead the otherwise-happless Cardinals offense to their first points on the day in the second quarter by catching four passes (including the TD pass). Then he recorded a fifth reception later in the quarter. That last catch gave McBride five total on the day—his 16th consecutive game with at least five catches, dating back to the 2024 season, which is a new NFL record for most games with at least five catches by a tight end. Travis Kelce previously held the record with 15 straight five-catch games.
