Despite boasting a talent like Trey McBride, the Arizona Cardinals have been ranked 18th among NFL teams in terms of their receiving corps according to Pro Football Focus (PFF). With a team receiving grade of 78.3, they are tied for 11th place, yet their overall ranking reflects the struggles of their wide receiving unit. McBride’s performance last season has been a silver lining, but it hasn’t propelled the group into the upper echelon of the league.

As the season approaches, questions loom about the Cardinals' ability to elevate their passing game. The reliance on a tight end as a primary offensive weapon can be indicative of issues elsewhere on the roster. The team must find ways to enhance its aerial attack, particularly as defenses gear up to challenge them.