PHX Reporter

Trey McBride, the tight end for the Arizona Cardinals, engaged in a discussion about his recent contract extension when the topic of a potential "hurdling clause" was brought up. Despite the humorous nature of the inquiry, McBride acknowledged the concern with a smile, stating, "That was the top of the page I think."

The act of hurdling during a play, often turning into an art form for McBride, raises divided opinions. "I definitely don't want to do that anymore," McBride conveyed, expressing his commitment to thrilling fans while recognizing the risks involved. The Cardinals’ coaches are wary, as such moves increase the risk of ball loss or injury.

Despite the inherent risks, McBride's instinctive plays have so far benefited him and the team. The Arizona Cardinals' official Twitter account recently posted an image celebrating one of McBride's impressive hurdles.

Known for his diligence, McBride was at the Cardinals' facility early on the day he signed his contract to maintain his fitness regime. He aims to improve continually and prove his worth, regardless of the lucrative deal. "I don't want to be recognized for that... We'll see how long that lasts," McBride added, acknowledging his attempt to avoid hurdling despite its appeal.

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