Reliable Georgia State TE with modest production, useful size, and developmental upside
McBride has been a low-volume but steady part of Georgia State’s tight end room, with 2024 production of 1 catch for 20 yards and 2025 regular-season production listed at 2 catches for 13 yards through the available reports.[1][2][4][9] At 6-foot-5 and around 257-260 pounds, he brings a true in-line tight end frame, and EA’s ratings point to usable burst and strength rather than polished receiving polish, which suggests value as a physical developmental piece more than a featured pass-catcher.[5][6] If you want size, blocking potential, and a player who can grow into a role, he fits; if you need immediate receiving juice, he is not that guy yet.[2][5]
